Libya’s pharmaceutical spending faces corruption
Libya spent approximately LYD 11.8 billion on public sector medicines between 2022 and 2025 despite persistent shortages, expired stock and...
Libya crisis
Libya’s fuel crisis is testing the limits of state control
Libya’s Interior Minister Emad Trabelsi claimed that more than 500 non compliant petrol stations have been closed and will not...
Libya’s militias and the fragmentation of the state
Since the fall of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011, militias have become the central actors shaping Libya’s political, military, and economic...
Libya’s dinar slide reopens black market concerns
Libya’s Central Bank is urging security authorities to close unlicensed foreign exchange outlets after the dinar slid again on the...
Libya’s deepening human rights crisis exposed
Libyans are seeing their freedoms increasingly restricted human rights violations are not only being committed against migrants, but also against...
Security reform in Libya must protect workers
Libya is facing renewed concerns over public and workplace safety after the Berlin Process Security Working Group joined a structured...
Workplace safety enters Libya’s human rights debate
Libya is now facing concerns regarding public and workplace safety after the Berlin Process Security Working Group joined a structured...
