Abdullah Al Asadi

Abdullah Al Asadi is a Libyan journalist and writer at TripoliPost, covering politics, society, and culture across Libya and the wider region. With a passion for independent storytelling and a commitment to accuracy, he brings readers in-depth reporting and thoughtful analysis on the issues shaping his country. He can be reached at abdullah.asadi@tripolipost.com
37 Articles

The Western Power Grid in Libya is partially blacked out following major tripping of the transmission

TRIPOLI: The General Electricity Company of Libya (GECOL) reported that the western…

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Syria to Reopen Tripoli Embassy After 14 Years

LONDON: Syria will open its embassy in the capital of Libya, Tripoli,…

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Uber Introduces Fully Autonomous Baidu Robotaxis in Dubai

On Thursday, Uber Technologies declared that fully autonomous Apollo Go cars by…

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US Bets on Venezuela Oil as Trump tries to revive the energy industry in the country

The US is becoming more reliant on Venezuelan crude, and the imports…

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UAE Central Bank Initiates Emergency Inspection of Banque Misr Branches following US action

The Central Bank of the UAE has initiated a special and urgent…

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Iran Conditions Reopening of Strait of Hormuz on US Adherence to commitments

Iran has indicated that any agreement that it makes with Oman on…

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Former CIA Chief Says Attack on US Benghazi Consulate Was Terrorist strike

Former CIA Director General David Petraeus told the US Congress behind closed…

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Human Rights Watch Urges New Libyan Government To Free Illegal Detainees

Libya's new government headed by Prime Minister Dr Ali Zidan, a former…

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Libya’s Post-Conflict Recovery Better Than Expected, IMF Says

The International Monetary Fund, IMF’s Regional Economic Outlook for the Middle East…

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Opinion: The Battle to Recover Libya’s Looted Wealth – By Abdullah Elmaazi

Transforming a Klepotocracy into a Democracy It was corruption at the fruit…

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