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A Libyan company linked to the powerful faction that controls eastern Libya has exported oil worth at least $600 million since May, marking an end to the National Oil Corporation’s monopoly on exports, according to shipping records and U.N. experts.

Libyan authorities uncovered mass graves containing dozens of migrant bodies, allegedly linked to human trafficking networks, as part of an ongoing crackdown on smuggling operations.

Italy-based David Yambio, a critic of Meloni government, helps ICC find evidence of abuse of detainees in Libya.

Tunisian uniformed personnel sold migrant groups between 40 to 150 people for prices ranging between 12 to 90 euros per person to Libyan armed forces and militias.

The head of Libya’s judicial police has been arrested after the International Criminal Court (ICC) issued a warrant over war crimes allegations, media reports say.

In the 2025 aviation industry, safety and regulatory compliance are non-negotiable. Airlines must adhere to rigorous safety and protocols to ensure the well-being of passengers and crew.

Members of the Special Boat Service (SBS) are being investigated over a UK special forces operation in Libya two years ago, the BBC has been told.

Former French president alleged to have received millions of euros from Libyan dictator’s regime to fund campaign.

Abd al-Rahman Milad was member of Libyan Coast Guard also considered to be the leader of a criminal organisation

The unit is so secretive the Government won’t admit it exists

Around 11,300 people died when two dams collapsed last week, sending a wall of water gushing through the eastern city of Derna in Libya

The death toll from the Libya floods is now at 11,500 - with at least 10,000 more missing - and aid agencies are warning of a 'second humanitarian crisis' due to water-borne diseases and food shortages

Thousands of people have died and thousands more are still missing after floodwaters broke through two dams and smashed through the city of Derna in eastern Libya