Libyan Desert Glass, a impact glass found in the Great Sand Sea of the Libyan-Egyptian Libyan Desert along the border. analysisThe Great Sand Sea Desert stretches over an area of 72,000km2 linking Egypt and Libya. It was first described in a scientific paper in 1933 and is known as Libyan desert glass. But none are as rich in silica as Libyan desert glass, nor are they found in such large lumps and quantities. Such pressure and temperature conditions provided us with the proof for the meteorite impact origin of the glass.

Seven years in the Libyan desert: ‘Only God helped us’Cameroonian migrant Pato speaks to Vatican News about his recent meeting with Pope Francis, and the tragic journey that brought him to Europe. Nov 21, 2023Pato presents Pope Francis with a photo of his familyBy Joseph TullochSeven years. He met with Pope Francis in a private audience in the Vatican on Friday afternoon, and told him his story. After listening to his story, Pope Francis thanked Pato, and told him that he had "prayed so much" for his wife and child. For those who are fortunate enough to be born in wealthy countries, Pope Francis said, “What you do is not something more: it is a duty."

Flanked by the family members of the several detainees, the PPP leaders said the Pakistanis were arrested from the warehouses of human smugglers, where they were kept for entering Europe. The PPP leaders said according to media reports and family members, all the migrants were later shifted to prisons to be deported to their country after completion of formalities. They said it was the job of Pakistani mission in Libya and the Foreign Office officials to investigate the detainees’ nationalities when they were arrested. They said no official of the Pakistani embassy in Libya had even met the migrants to ascertain their identities. The PPP leaders demanded the caretaker prime minister and foreign and interior ministers to ensure early and safe return of the immigrants to their homeland.

Tripoli: Up to 662 illegal migrants were rescued off the coast of Libya in the past week, the International Organisation for Migration said. On November 12-18, 662 migrants were intercepted and returned to Libya, the UN migration agency said on Monday in a statement. So far this year, 14,894 illegal migrants were rescued and returned to Libya, it said, adding that 940 died and 1,248 went missing on the Central Mediterranean route off the Libyan coast, Xinhua news agency reported. Libya has suffered violence and insecurity since the fall of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011. Many migrants chose to cross the Mediterranean Sea to European shores from Libya.

Travis Kelce and his family are navigating a new level of fame thanks to his romance with Taylor Swift — and it hasn’t been easy. Kelce confessed that “the biggest thing” he wanted to do was “make sure I don’t say anything that would push Taylor away.” Even his mom, Donna Kelce, has learned lessons about being swept into the media frenzy. Related: Donna Kelce’s Sweetest Moments With NFL Sons Travis and Jason Kelce Travis Kelce and Jason Kelce’s No. 1 fan in the NFL is their mom, Donna Kelce, and fans love her almost as much as they love the football stars. “God bless him, he shot for the stars!”Related: Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift's Relationship Timeline Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are all anyone can talk about.

Libyan border guards observe migrants of African origin arriving in an uninhabited area near Al-Assah on the Libya-Tunisia border on July 30, 2023. — AFPKHAR: The leaders of Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) here on Monday asked the government to take steps to facilitate the repatriation of the 60 young men hailing from Bajaur, who have been languishing in jails in Libya for the last few months. Speaking at a press conference, PPP leaders Aurangzeb Inqilabi, Malik Saeed-ur-Rahman, Khan Bahadur and others said that a group of 60 young men, who were trying to reach Europe due to unemployment and poverty were arrested in Libya a few months ago and were undergoing imprisonment over there. Accompanied by families of the men arrested in Libya, the PPP leaders said that a union of the local people were willing to pay for the return ticket and other expenses, asking the government to facilitate their repatriation to Pakistan as their families were going through mental agony.

(MENAFN) On Friday, Russian Culture Minister Olga Lyubimova convened with her Libyan counterpart, Mabruka Togi Osman, during the United Cultures Forum in St. Petersburg, Russia, to explore avenues for enhanced collaboration. Lyubimova expressed optimism about the substantial potential for cultural cooperation between Russia and Libya. “We will always be glad to see the participation of creative teams from Libya in major projects, competitions and festivals supported by the Ministry of Culture of Russia. In turn, we would be happy to send Russian collectives, cultural figures, and craftsmen to Libya to demonstrate all the richness and diversity of Russian culture,” she stated. “We will have more tours, exhibitions, participation in film festivals, guests from different countries at international festivals in Russia,” the Russian minister said.

TUNIS, Nov. 20 (Xinhua) -- Libyan oil companies on Monday expressed the hope to cooperate with their Chinese counterparts to increase production and further develop the industry. Noting "China has great achievements in the oil and gas sector" Abdulhadi Abugnima, workover superintendent at the Libyan National Oil Corporation (NOC), said his company is eager to work with major oil companies to increase Libyan oil and gas production and to also bring down operational costs by using new technologies. Ghaith Bashir al-Firjani, head of the Well Drilling and Maintenance Department of Libya's Al-Waha Oil Company, said: "We seek to make sure that Chinese companies play a role in the Libyan oil sector, as this would create good competition in the sector." However, the sector has suffered over the past years from armed conflict and oil field and port closures. In November last year, Libya's Minister of Gas and Oil Mohamed Aoun announced that Libya is seeking to increase oil production to 2.1 million barrels per day and natural gas production to about 4 million cubic feet per day over the next five years.

An analysis of data by the Conference Board shows that Argentina, together with "failed states" Libya and Syria, is the country which posted the most years of negative GDP growth since 1951. Still, the country has been battling economic woes in the current age with on-and-off-again recessions. While Argentina might be more developed than others on the list, it has been caught up in a cycle of overspending, inflation, debt-making, unsustainable cuts to government programs and bad fiscal policy. Nevertheless, Ukraine and Moldova appear in ranks 7 and 8 out of 133 countries and territories, showcasing the severe impact the fall of Communism has had. Between 1990 and 1999 Ukraine experienced ten consecutive recession years, while Moldova posted nine.

Libya’s medium-term economic outlook remains positive despite the devastating floods that hit the country in September, mainly on the back of projected high oil prices, the International Monetary Fund has said. There is an urgent need for a clear economic vision for the country, the IMF said. "In the short term, Libya requires a budget to support policy credibility, because untargeted fiscal spending complicates the implementation of the macroeconomic policy," the fund said. "The immediate benefit stemming from the August announcement is improved co-ordination in the areas of monetary policy, banking system liquidity and supervision. "Progress in addressing Libya’s short and medium-term challenges – including by modernising fiscal and monetary policy frameworks – will, to a large extent, depend on the pace of political reconciliation," the IMF said.

More than seven months into Sudan’s devastating war that has killed thousands and displaced millions, experts warn that the scarred and impoverished country faces the threat of breaking apart. Experts now warn the country could face a “Libya scenario”, in reference to the north African country long divided between two rival administrations in its east and west. “The rising tide of militarisation along ethnic and regional lines deepens social fissures in Sudan,” Youssef told AFP. Meanwhile, the army-aligned government has been all but exiled to the eastern city of Port Sudan. Across Darfur, home to about a quarter of Sudan’s 48 million people, over 1.5 million have been internally displaced since the war began.

Eni and Libya’s National Oil Corporation (NOC) have hit the market with a revised tender covering modification work on the Sabratha platform, as part of their huge Structures A&E oil, condensate, natural gas and carbon dioxide sequestration project. Structures A&E involves two huge new platforms feeding liquids, gas and CO 2 to markets and storage facilities via existing infrastructure, including Sabratha.

THE FACTSWhen is Libya vs Cameroon taking place? Libya vs Cameroon will take place on Tuesday 21st November, 2023 at 16:00 (UK)Where can I get tickets for Libya vs Cameroon? Ticket information for Libya vs Cameroon can be found on official national team websitesWhat TV channel is Libya vs Cameroon on in the UK? Libya vs Cameroon will not be televised live in the UKWhere can I stream Libya vs Cameroon in the UK? Cameroon should come out on top in this one but Libya are expected to frustrate their opposition.

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Libya exported quantities of dates to Morocco with the mutual opening of branches of companies from both countries as part of the successful outcomes of the Moroccan Libyan Business Forum held from 1 to 3 November at Tangiers, Morocco. The news was confirmed in an exclusive statement to Libya Herald by Yassin Busriwail, the General Manager of Outbox Team Company, organiser of the Moroccan Libyan Business Forum, and a member of the Libyan Business Council (LBC). SR GROUP, the agent of the German company Deutsche Colour Building Technologies, Libya branch, meanwhile, announced the opening of a new branch in Morocco. Partnerships were also concluded between Libyan investors and Moroccan companies to establish joint industries in the two countries, led by the textile, clothing and manufacturing industries. Branches for Libyan and Moroccan companies in both countries and granting the necessary facilities, were also agreed, Busriwail said.