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Libyan reggae? Yes, by Ibrahim Hesnawi in this compilation!
https://amf.didiermary.fr/ibrahim-hesnawi-libyan-reggae/
In many countries, reggae was a widespread fad before its popularity gradually subsided. In Libya, however, the genre remained popular since its initial introduction in the late 1970s. Reggae’s thematic throughlines like references to Pan-Africanism, liberation, and the end of oppression and exploitation resonated—and [...]
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Tổng tham mưu trưởng quân đội Libya, Trung tướng Mohammed al-Haddad, và bốn sĩ quan cấp cao khác đã thiệt mạng trong một vụ tai nạn máy bay sau khi rời Ankara.
أردوغان يعبر عن تعازيه لرئيس حكومة الوحدة في سقوط طائرة رئيس الأركان الليبي
سي ان ان: أردوغان يعبر عن تعازيه لرئيس حكومة الوحدة في سقوط طائرة رئيس الأركان الليبي أعرب الرئيس التركي رجب طيب أردوغان عن تعازيه لرئيس حكومة الوحدة الوطنية في ليبيا، عبد الحميد الدبيبة، في سقوط طائرة خاصة تحمل قادة عسكريين، بينهم رئيس الأركان الفريق محمد علي الحداد. #سي_ان_ان #ليبيا #أردوغان #Libya 📰: سي ان ان | الخبر الأصلي
Death of General al-Haddad: Accident or Geopolitical Move?
Lieutenant General Mohamed Ali al-Haddad, Chief of Staff of the armed forces loyal to the Government of National Unity in Tripoli, died in a plane crash in Turkey. He was returning from official talks in Ankara, which took place just after the Turkish parliament voted to extend the mandate of its troops in Libya by two years. His mission aimed to strengthen military cooperation, particularly on drones, while Tripoli is also exploring arms purchases from other suppliers such as Azerbaijan.
This Turkish-Libyan alliance is strongly opposed by Field Marshal Haftar, backed by Egypt, the United Arab Emirates, and Russia.
According to information published in the media, his death weakens the Tripoli government militarily and politically, which could benefit Haftar in negotiations for a unified army. While authorities favor a technical cause and no evidence points to foul play, the timing of the accident—immediately after sensitive talks—inevitably fuels suspicions in Libya's highly conflictual context.