Said Amghib, a member of the Chamber of Deputies in Tobruk, said that what he called “some responsible sources” explained ...
Abdul Rahman Al-Shater, a member of the State Council advisory council, revealed that if the Berlin meeting takes place, it ...
Abdul Salam Nassiya, a member of the House of Representatives in Tobruk, questioned the force that would deter the parties ...
The Presidential Council, set up by the international community, announced that it is following the efforts exerted by a number ...
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was established in 1964 c.e., with a law amended in 1970 after the revolution. There were more than 300 employees, mostly journalists and some technicians and administrators. The agency also had a number of offices abroad, including London, Paris, Rome, Valletta, Cairo, Tunisia, Damascus, Rabat, and a network of correspondents in a number of capitals of the world.
