Libya Climate Resilience Project: IFAD and UNOPS Launch $9.2M RENEWAL Initiative
Libya Agriculture: Water Scarcity, Policy Reforms, and Pathways to Food Security
Economy
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Libya Climate Resilience Project: IFAD and UNOPS Launch $9.2M RENEWAL Initiative
In May 2025 the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) and the UN Office for Project Services (UNOPS) began a...
Libya Agriculture: Water Scarcity, Policy Reforms, and Pathways to Food Security
Libya’s agriculture has long been underleveraged despite its strategic significance for economic diversification and food security. Recent analyses estimate agriculture’s...
The Future of Libya Transport Infrastructure: Unity, Trade, and Renewal
Libya’s transport network has always been tied to the economic and political future of the country. Roads, ports, and airports...
Energy
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Libya Power Grid at Risk: Building Resilience Against Blackout
Imagine an entire nation plunged into darkness because a handful of saboteurs twist a valve. That was the nightmare Libyans...
Libya National Oil Corporation: Challenges and Reform Priorities
Libya’s National Oil Corporation (NOC) is a cornerstone of the national economy, accounting for the vast majority of exports and...
Libya’s Gas Pipeline Sabotage Exposes Fragile Power Grid
When saboteurs shut down the gas pipeline feeding Libya’s Zawiya power station on Aug. 31, four generation units went dark and...
Politics
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Libya Unity Government Push: Parliament Sessions, Election Stalemates, and Rising Public Frustration
Libya remains politically divided between rival administrations in the east and west. In late May, the Speaker of the eastern-based...
Libyan Coast Guard Faces EU Pressure After Ocean Viking Shooting
On August 24, 2025, an incident at sea placed Libya at the center of international attention. The Libyan Coast Guard...
Migrant Remittances in Libya: The Hidden Lifeline of the Economy
Foreign workers underpin much of the nation’s private-sector activity. Private businesses, especially in construction, agriculture and informal services, have to...
World
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Oil, Influence, and Fragile Alliances: Libya’s Strange Trade Relations Amid Conflict
In the chaos of post-revolution Libya, trade should be the least controversial topic. And yet, the country’s most vital economic...
Italy’s ENI Must Approach Libya with Caution as It Expands Operations
As Italy’s ENI expands energy operations in Libya, committing billions to gas exploration and infrastructure development, it is stepping into...
Does the World Even Care About a Peaceful Libya?
Libya remains a fractured state, its future cloudier than ever. The nation’s path to peace has been obstructed by internal...
