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Libyan Beauty
23/7/2012
What people constitute as beautiful differs depending on the physical preferences of the given society. Experts caution against the over-generalization of beauty in science, as Darwin believed that physical beauty, because of the variations of looks acros

A Country of Poets
16/7/2012
 
Last week’s historical Election Day was the first since before the rise and fall of the former regime’s four-decade dictatorship. The prediction on the street was that the long-awaited day would be like Libya’s wedding; and like the romantic notion, the c

Libyan Pastime - By Huda Biuk
6/7/2012
After the passing of afternoon, also known as the bored hours of the day, Libya's main streets are crowded by shoppers, men sitting in outside cafes drinking tea and smoking hookah, and children in dirt alleys playing soccer, using their own creativity to

"Rami" By Huda Biuk
23/6/2012
Previously in the Bifocal column, we discussed the responsibility of members of Libyan society to attend special occasions such as weddings and funerals. But, what are the traditions that members are obliged to perform while at those occasions; that, if n

The Libyan Diet
31/5/2012
Shinu ghadakum? I was asked this question once just after arriving at a gathering in Libya. As I leaned in to greet a woman the traditional way - four kisses, twice on either cheek; I was confused to be asked about what I ate for lunch that day.

Opinion: The Libyan Tea ceremony – By Gada Mahfud
21/4/2012
Libyans will always invite their friends home for a chat and even encourage them to stay longer saying the third one is always served with almonds. Puzzled? They are referring to tea because in Libyan culture the tea ceremony consists of three small cups

Opinion: The Tripoli Effect - By Huda Biuk
22/3/2012
Throughout its history, Libya has been subjected to degrees of foreign control. From Roman rule in the 2nd century AD, to the colonization of Italy in the 20th century, Libya has recurrently been a subject of foreign invasion. At the centre of this recurr

Towards an Efficient Healthcare Policy: Observations from My Notebook on Healthcare Services in Libya
13/1/2012
 
What I am sharing with the reader is a collection of notes written over the last few months for my own use. My memory is not the only source for these. Some are from Skype conversations, some from chats and others from Facebook discussions with colleague

A New Libyan Political Party Taking Shape On Lines of 'Moderate' Islamic Democracy
10/11/2011
 
Libya's Islamists are forming a new party that will be run on the "moderate" lines successfully pursued first in Turkey and now in Tunisia, Libyan cleric Ali al-Sallabi has announced.

Statement of Intention for the Path of a New Libya
19/9/2011
Witnessing the great days of the modern history of Libya, Civil Society Activists of Tripoli are presenting their intention and visions for the path to a new Libya.

Summary of the American and International Press on the Libyan Revolution - Morgan Strong
17/6/2011
Air strikes continue to pound Tripoli as Seif al-Islam - wanted for war crimes - says his father is ready for elections. He has announced that his father is willing to hold elections and step aside if he loses, an offer which could test the unity of the W

News Summary from the US/International Press on the Libyan Crisis - by Morgan Strong
24/3/2011
All governments should stop working with the Libyan National Oil Corp. so as to cut off finances to Libyan leader Muammar Al Qathafi, Washington said.

Opinion: The 'Tunazul' Tradition in Libya: Doing More Harm than Good - A Rejoinder
By Sheriff Bah
17/4/2010
I think Zainab Al- Arabi's piece The 'Tunazul' Tradition in Libya: Doing More Harm than Good in the opinion column of the April 10 - 16, 2010 edition of the Tripoli Post is a real eye-opener, just as her writing generally has always been. But this particu

Sokel-Ghizdara: Where Libyan Antiques of Love and Passion are Engraved - by Aboubakar Fama
9/2/2009
 
“It is an art that needs passion and patience. Sometime it can take even a month to blend an artwork to your desired shape,” admitted Mohammad Assoudy, a Libyan copper and brass-engraving artist who has been in the profession for the last forty-seven year

Sokel-Ghizdara: Where Libyan Antiques of Love and Passion are Engraved - by Aboubakar Famau
9/2/2009
 
“It is an art that needs passion and patience. Sometime it can take even a month to blend an artwork to your desired shape,” admitted Mohammad Assoudy, a Libyan copper and brass-engraving artist who has been in the profession for the last forty-seven year

Sokel-Ghizdara: Where Libyan Antiques of Love and Passion are Engraved
5/2/2009
 
"It is an art that needs passion and patience. Sometime it can take even a month to blend an artwork to your desired shape," admitted Mohammad Assoudy, a Libyan copper and brass-engraving artist who has been in the profession for the last forty-seven year

Opinion: 'Libyanisation' of Knowledge-transfer in the Development of Libya's ‎Infrastructures
By Sami Zaptia‎
31/5/2008
I was happy to read that groups of Libyan engineers from the Libyan Housing and ‎Infrastructure Board (HIB) will be sent to the USA for training. A hundred engineers ‎of four groups of 25 will be sent for training over the next two years, as w

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