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Hundreds have demonstrated demanding ‘urgent’ international investigations into the disaster that left thousands deadProtests broke out in the Libyan city of Derna on Monday, with hundreds venting their anger against authorities and demanding accountab…
Libyan portrait photographer Muhammad Elalwany set out to document the aftermath of the devastating floods in his hometown of Derna, only to realize many of the faces he knew are now gone. He spoke with The New York Times, sharing his personal story al…
Russia’s war in Ukraine grinds on relentlessly, the global angst augmented by last week’s ominous meeting between President Vladimir Putin and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.
The cries of protesters were part of a rising chorus of calls for answers from leaders across a divided Libya, specifically for an international investigation.
Residents from the nearby cities of Benghazi and Tobruk have offered to put up the displaced, while volunteers search for survivors buried beneath the rubble.
Plus, confronting the world’s largest “baby exporter.”
Khalifa Haftar and Libyan National Army militia said to be overseeing humanitarian relief arriving in city of DernaAs search and rescue teams continue to hunt for bodies trapped underneath the mud and rubble of their homes in the Libyan coastal city of…
Journalists who reported on last week’s catastrophic storm say the country’s bloody political tussle has contributed to the collapse of servicesEarly last week, Mohamed Eljabo travelled to the eastern provinces of Libya, passing through Derna, Al Bayda…
More than a combined 11,000 people have died following the earthquake in Morocco and flooding in Libya, with thousands more injured, missing or displaced.
More than 10,000 people are missing, according to the Libyan Red Crescent.