Showing posts with label Libya. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Libya. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 27, 2017
Thursday, November 30, 2017
Friday, January 29, 2016
Four African nations agree to improve use of key water resource under UN-backed plan. -Chad, Egypt, Libya and Sudan to ensure the equitable use of the Nubian Sandstone Aquifer System.
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Africa,
Chad,
Egypt,
IAEA,
Libya,
Nubian Sandstone Aquifer System,
Sudan,
United Nations,
water,
water resources
Wednesday, January 27, 2016
Libya asks to be labelled top health emergency by WHO
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health emergencies,
Hospitals,
Libya,
WHO
Friday, May 15, 2015
UNESCO chief, Sisi discuss looting, destruction of region's antiquities
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archeology,
Cultural Heritage,
Egypt,
Iraq,
Islamist groups,
Libya,
Syria,
UNESCO
Monday, March 17, 2014
US Navy SEALs take control of oil tanker hijacked in Libya: Pentagon
U.S. Navy SEALs boarded and took control of an oil tanker that had was
seized earlier this month at a Libyan port by three armed men, the U.S.
Department of Defense said.
No one was hurt in the boarding operation conducted late on March 16, approved by U.S. President Barack Obama, requested by the Libyan and Cypriot governments and conducted in international waters southeast of Cyprus, said Pentagon Press Secretary John Kirby.
"The Morning Glory is carrying a cargo of oil owned by the Libyan government National Oil Company. The ship and its cargo were illicitly obtained from the Libyan port of As-Sidra," his statement said.
No one was hurt in the boarding operation conducted late on March 16, approved by U.S. President Barack Obama, requested by the Libyan and Cypriot governments and conducted in international waters southeast of Cyprus, said Pentagon Press Secretary John Kirby.
"The Morning Glory is carrying a cargo of oil owned by the Libyan government National Oil Company. The ship and its cargo were illicitly obtained from the Libyan port of As-Sidra," his statement said.
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Cyprus,
Libya,
Mediterranean,
North Korea,
Oil,
pollution,
United States
Sunday, March 09, 2014
Possible navy attack on North Korea-flagged tanker a "declaration of war". - Libyan rebels
An armed movement which has seized oil ports in eastern Libya said on Sunday any attempt by government forces to attack a North Korea-flagged tanker loading crude at a terminal under its control would be "like a declaration of war".
Abb-Rabbo al-Barassi, self-declared prime minister of the movement, warned Libya's navy not to "harm" the tanker docked at Es Sider, according to a statement.
Abb-Rabbo al-Barassi, self-declared prime minister of the movement, warned Libya's navy not to "harm" the tanker docked at Es Sider, according to a statement.
Ετικέτες
Libya,
Mediterranean,
North Korea,
Oil,
pollution
Saturday, March 08, 2014
Libya threatens to bomb N Korea-flagged oil tanker if it ignores Navy orders
Libya will bomb a North Korea-flagged oil tanker trying to load crude at an eastern port controlled by armed protesters if the vessel fails to follow orders from the Navy, Prime Minister Ali Zeidan said on Saturday.
"The tanker will be bombed if it doesn't follow orders when leaving (the port). This will be an environmental disaster," Zeidan told reporters, calling the docking of the tanker a criminal act violating Libyan's sovereignty.
"The tanker will be bombed if it doesn't follow orders when leaving (the port). This will be an environmental disaster," Zeidan told reporters, calling the docking of the tanker a criminal act violating Libyan's sovereignty.
Ετικέτες
Libya,
Mediterranean,
North Korea,
Oil,
pollution
Wednesday, November 06, 2013
ENI warns may stop gas exports from Libya to Italy. -Mellitah terminal has been attacked by protesters.
Protesters have blocked access to a major gas terminal in Libya, the
head of Italian oil and gas giant ENI said Wednesday, warning it may be
forced to stop exports to Italy altogether.
ENI is the biggest foreign oil company in Libya and runs a pipeline to Sicily from the Mellitah gas terminal in the troubled country.
"What we are worried about at the moment is the Mellitah terminal, which has been attacked by protesters, pushing us to stop exports towards Italy," Italian media quoted chief executive Paolo Scaroni as saying.
ENI is the biggest foreign oil company in Libya and runs a pipeline to Sicily from the Mellitah gas terminal in the troubled country.
"What we are worried about at the moment is the Mellitah terminal, which has been attacked by protesters, pushing us to stop exports towards Italy," Italian media quoted chief executive Paolo Scaroni as saying.
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