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Widespread protests erupted in the Siraj area of Tripoli, resulting in the closure of the UN High Commissioner for Refugees office. Demonstrators expressed their rejection of migrant resettlement projects.
Protesters stormed the United Nations Support Mission in Libya's headquarters in Tripoli, escalating demonstrations against illegal immigration and resettlement policies. This incident follows the closure of the Refugee Commission, which has sparked public outrage.
The Libyan Government of National Unity has assured that fuel supplies are available despite increasing complaints of shortages in Tripoli and other cities. This comes after fuel supplies from the Zawiya refinery were halted due to clashes.
The 'Threads of the Tale' exhibition kicks off in the Libyan capital, Tripoli, on Saturday, featuring a group of local artists. The exhibition aims to highlight women's issues through a diverse range of visual arts, sculpture, and photography.
On Friday evening, citizens and activists gathered in front of the Palestinian Embassy in Tripoli, Libya, to protest against the law permitting the execution of Palestinian prisoners. They expressed their solidarity with the Palestinian cause and condemned the legislation.
The seventh edition of the Libya International Food Exhibition concluded in Tripoli from October 15 to 18, 2023, featuring extensive participation from economic and industrial sectors, alongside notable official and international attendance.
A U.S. military ship named 'Tripoli' is heading to the Middle East, raising questions about the geopolitical implications of its name. This move highlights the historical significance of the city in international relations.
The U.S. Central Command, CENTCOM, has announced the deployment of the amphibious warship USS Tripoli (LHA 7) to the Indian Ocean as reports of potential ground operations in Iran increase. This move raises questions about the strategic objectives behind U.S. military actions in the region.
Thousands of Lebanese families are fleeing from the south to Tripoli in the north, facing a severe humanitarian crisis with a critical shortage of basic needs. Shelters are being transformed into temporary housing as the situation worsens.
The discovery of mass graves continues in the Abu Slim neighborhood of Tripoli, Libya, where bodies have been recovered from the premises of the Stability Support Agency, dissolved last year. These findings raise questions about the fate of the missing in the country.