Libya Chronicles

File photo: An oil worker in the south of Libya photographed in 2014.
The Black Gold Fueling Libya's Crisis

A Winner-Take-All War for Oil

by Wil Crisp
Migrant Hell
Inside Libya's Migrant Detention Centres

Migrant Hell

by  Guillaume Binet
Launch Photo Gallery
In Libya many militia groups profit from holding migrants in detention; the country's lawlessness has contributed to a humanitarian disaster.
Aden, 2015. The port town in Yemen was reduced to rubble, ravaged by the incessant shelling of the Houthi militia that had surrounded the city
Interview with Guillaume Binet
Politics

Forgotten Crises

by Stian Overdahl
Zahra Langhi, a Libyan exile and human rights defender.
Profile of Zahra Langhi
Politics

‘We Have to Struggle for a Better Libya’

by Mat Nashed
Libyans Enjoy Summer Swimming.
Ailing Infrastructure in Libya

Lights Out Across Libya

by Simon Speakman Cordall
Libya's Banned Book Launch in Tripoli
Young Writers Speak of Their Libya
Culture

Libya’s Banned Book

by Mat Nashed
Khaled Mohammad speaking in Cairo. A member of the al-Qadhadhfa tribe he fled Libya after the revolution, and is unsure if he will ever return.
Gaddafi Loyalists Struggle for Relevance

Marginalised by Revolution

by Mat Nashed
Muhammad Al-Skir of the Libyan coast guard.
Finding Profit in Libya's Frayed State

The Chaos Profiteers

by Mirco Keilberth
A 'We love Manchester' sign hanging on the Didsbury Mosque, where the Manchester Arena bomber Salman Abedi had worshipped.
After the Manchester Bombing

Standing with Manchester

by Alessandra Bajec
Ghassan Salamé disembarks from the UN plane in Al-Qubbah.
Interview with Mattia Toaldo

Can Salamé Bring Peace to Libya?

by Stian Overdahl

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