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See all of Libya Herald news coverage in one place. Discover how Libya Herald’s media bias informs their coverage and compare with thousands of other news outlets.

In total, 221 have been published by Libya Herald which Ground News has aggregated in the past 3 months.

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Top Libya Herald News

Authorities declare state of emergency in Tripoli, Libya after powerful militia leader assassinated

African Politics · Tripoli

Authorities declare state of emergency in Tripoli, Libya after powerful militia leader assassinated

37% Right coverage: 60 sources

Libya's Government of National Unity (GNU), based in Tripoli, declared a state of emergency on Monday night, according to local media. See the Story

Libyan protesters demand prime minister quit as three ministers resign

Libyan protesters demand prime minister quit as three ministers resign

40% Left coverage: 20 sources

Hundreds of Libyan protesters called on Friday for the ouster of the internationally-recognised prime minister and his government said one security force member was killed when some protesters tried to storm his office.See the Story

ICC says Libya recognizes authority of war crimes, repression probe

International Criminal Court · Libya

ICC says Libya recognizes authority of war crimes, repression probe

56% Left coverage: 9 sources

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