The Literary Club & Night School in Tripoli in 1920
Tripoli has witnessed in the period between 1918 and 1926 a wave of educational thirst. The need to resume the leap that occurred in the
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35 Years Later: Stories From Libyans During the US Raid on Libya – 1986
On April 14, 1986, the US President, Ronald Reagan, had ordered the aerial campaign in retaliation for Libyan agents’ bombing of a West Berlin nightclub
The Great Man-Made River Project Was Part of the Solution But Not The Solution!
Most of the Arab countries are located in arid and semi-arid regions. These are characterized by low and limited water resources. Being an arid zone
Pioneers Who Shaped Educational System in Libya: Jamila Al-Izmirli (1892-1965)
Nelson Mandela once said “Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.” It is not hidden that education’s role
Narrating Stories With Her Pen: The Libyan Writer & Poet Mahbuba Khalifa
Books have shaped personalities and societies for ages. They gave us the chance to grow and expand our horizons in incredible ways. Stories teach us
Save the House of Arts in Tripoli From Destruction
Cultural and historical heritages are crucial variables of any community. These heritages are valuable treasures and people must preciously preserve them. Thus, it is important
Abdurrauf Ben Madi: The Philosophy of a Photographer
I have been following this photographer for years now and I have always admired his style. His eyes document beauty, struggles, and profound deepness. Behind
Revisited Memories From The Chadian-Libyan War
Chad war is a memory that may ended. Nevertheless, it is still revisited in political conversations and debates. The Chadian–Libyan conflict was a series of
Ayman Elhouni: His Journey Through Music
Libyan music flourished after the opening of the Libyan Radio in the mid-fifties of the last century. It appeared in Libya in the early seventies
Hopes & Doubts: 10 years On the Libyan Revolution
February 17, 2011, a date Libyans will never forget and I, personally, won’t. A day that reshaped and rewrote the history of a country that