LTC Shabahi: Clashes in Western Region between Armed Tamashwq Groups
Source: Libya al-Jadid
Department of Defense Spokesman LTC Abd al-Razzaq al-Shabahi denied that clashes taking place in the western regions were between the Worshanfana tribe and residents of Zawiya, but instead were between groups of armed Tamasheq.
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Oil Production Down to a Quarter of a Million Barrels a Day
Source: Libya Herald, 29 August
Libyan oil production is down to 250,000 barrels a day according to the Prime Minister Ali Zeidan. Speaking yesterday at a press conference in Tripoli, he said in a bid to return to full production the government was negotiating with elders and leaders in eastern Libya to get oil terminals reopened.
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Ship with Ukrainians released in Libya
Source: ForUm, 29 August 2013
"According to the data of the Ukrainian Embassy in Libya, on 29 August armed men left the ship "Etel," on board which were 19 sailors, citizens of Ukraine who had been detained in the Libyan port of Benghazi on 17 July of this year."
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Libya's crude exports could dry up after Sharara, Mellitah shut-in
Source: Platts, 28 August 2013
Libya's oil exports could grind to an almost complete halt after loadings of Sharara crude in the west of the country were suspended after the field was shut in, traders said Wednesday.
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Just like the others: Tuareg demand official recognition of Tamahagt language
Source: Libya al-Jadidah, 29 August 2013
The Advisory Council of the Tuareg Tribes of Libya demanded official recognition of
the Tamahagt language, "equal to the other Libyan cultural components the Amazigh, the Arabs and the Toubou."
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Life is returning to normal in Sirte after armed clashes
Source: Libya al-Jadidah, 29 August 2013
Things are beginning to return to normal, stability and calm in Sirte, thanks to the intervention of sheikhs and local notables of the Majlis al-Hukuma that led to the resolution of armed clashes that took place between two groups of armed youth in the city.
Read the full article here.
Source: Libya al-Jadid
Department of Defense Spokesman LTC Abd al-Razzaq al-Shabahi denied that clashes taking place in the western regions were between the Worshanfana tribe and residents of Zawiya, but instead were between groups of armed Tamasheq.
Read the full article here.
Oil Production Down to a Quarter of a Million Barrels a Day
Source: Libya Herald, 29 August
Libyan oil production is down to 250,000 barrels a day according to the Prime Minister Ali Zeidan. Speaking yesterday at a press conference in Tripoli, he said in a bid to return to full production the government was negotiating with elders and leaders in eastern Libya to get oil terminals reopened.
Read the full article here.
Ship with Ukrainians released in Libya
Source: ForUm, 29 August 2013
"According to the data of the Ukrainian Embassy in Libya, on 29 August armed men left the ship "Etel," on board which were 19 sailors, citizens of Ukraine who had been detained in the Libyan port of Benghazi on 17 July of this year."
Read the full article here.
Libya's crude exports could dry up after Sharara, Mellitah shut-in
Source: Platts, 28 August 2013
Libya's oil exports could grind to an almost complete halt after loadings of Sharara crude in the west of the country were suspended after the field was shut in, traders said Wednesday.
Read the full article here.
Just like the others: Tuareg demand official recognition of Tamahagt language
Source: Libya al-Jadidah, 29 August 2013
The Advisory Council of the Tuareg Tribes of Libya demanded official recognition of
the Tamahagt language, "equal to the other Libyan cultural components the Amazigh, the Arabs and the Toubou."
Read the full article here.
Life is returning to normal in Sirte after armed clashes
Source: Libya al-Jadidah, 29 August 2013
Things are beginning to return to normal, stability and calm in Sirte, thanks to the intervention of sheikhs and local notables of the Majlis al-Hukuma that led to the resolution of armed clashes that took place between two groups of armed youth in the city.
Read the full article here.
