Reflecting The Nostalgic Libya Through Art: The Italian Artist Tiziana Vanetti
Art has an important role in an individual’s life, even if they imagine the opposite. It works as an important means in forming human awareness
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Libya in The Olympics 2020 Tokyo: A Glimpse of Hope in a Failing System
The Tokyo 2020 Olympics kicked off last Friday, June 23, in the Japanese capital, Tokyo. With the participation of many athletes representing 206 countries who
Family Away From Home, All The Way in Wisconsin
In July 2015, I had the opportunity to go to the United States of America again for a leadership program. I was part of the
Queen Fatima’s Private Secretary Story in The Kingdom (1968-1969)
The Kingdom of Libya was established after the declaration of independence on December 24, 1951. Its capital was the cities of Tripoli and Benghazi. It
Get to Know The Libyan Photographer Amin Elamri
The importance of the image lies in the photographer’s capturing of different human feelings. In also inspiring the recipient to make a change. In addition
Review: The Libyan Film ”Prisoner & Jailer”, Two Contradicting Realities
Prisoner and Jailer is a short film directed and produced by the Libyan director and filmmaker Muhannad Lamin. He works as a director and producer
Never Forgotten: The Libyan Photojournalist Mohamed Ben Khalifa
January 19th, 2019 marks a day that will never be forgotten by so many Libyans. Libya lost another passionate and dedicated person whom his influence
Around King Idris Palace: The Palestinian Dajani Family Story in Libya
Sometimes I look for answers while sometimes, answers find their way to me. Since 2011, I have been researching and looking for answers about my
Building Libya’s Spatial Infrastructure: Discover Open Street Map Libya Initiative
Technology has contributed to solving various human problems. Especially at the present time due to the rapid state of change it is going through. It
OneRing: A Libyan Rapper Echoing From Beirut
Rap music has been spreading remarkably in Arab countries for years, and although this type of music did not initially receive wide acceptance, the situation