Libya

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Less than 1% of our total imported barrels in the full year of 2010 ... Funny how so little oil equals so much $$$ at the pump (Sarcasm)

The percentage was calculated from the 2010 reports on the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) website

The main leaders who have been instrumental in the struggle for democracy in Libya include figures like Mohamed Eljarh, a prominent political analyst and advocate for democratic governance, and Fayez al-Sarraj, the former head of the Government of National Accord. Additionally, the Libyan National Army's leader, Khalifa Haftar, has been a significant figure in the conflict, though often viewed as opposing democratic aspirations. Various civil society activists and youth movements also play crucial roles in advocating for democratic reforms and human rights in the country.

The area of Libya is 679,359 sq mi.

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Sea which touches Spain, Italy, Greece, Libya and Morocco is Mediterranean sea.

There is very little vegetation in Libya, most of the country is an arid desert known as the Libyan Desert.

Algeria was a French colony during the war, so, as France went, so did Algeria. Thus, at first Algeria was opposed to the Germans and were on the Allied side. Then the Germans invaded France and France lost, and was occupied by the Germans, who installed a puppet regime, called the Vichy government after the town where it was based. This French government was an "ally" of the Germans, and so, Algeria was also an ally of the Germans. In November 1942, in Operation Torch, American and British troops invaded Algeria and Morocco. The French troops there, and colonial units as well, fought the British and Americans for three or four days, but nobody really wanted that to be going on, so the French in North Africa, and the Algerians and Moroccans, changed sides, and were back on the Allied side for the rest of the war. Now Algeria was part of the "Free French", because the Vichy regime continued to run mainland Metropolitan France and be an ally of Germany until the invasion of France deposed them.

One answer is the Mediterranean Sea, which lies between Africa and Europe. At its western end is what is sometimes known as the Alboran Sea. It is between Africa and Spain, so that is another answer.

Their president became corrupt and stayed in the position too long, so the people started rebelling against him. He, with the military started taking people as hostages, people who have not done anything. Forcing so much people to vacate the dangerous place.

Libyan civil war happened on 2011-10-23.

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It was occupied by Britain in WW1 and didn't do much, but in WW2 Libya was invaded by the Central Powers who were subsequently defeated by Australian forces. Tripoli was the focal point of the campaign where there was an epic showdown between the Australians and the brutal German commander Rommel. Rommel suffered his first ever defeat at the hands of the Australians after a legendary military career. This kind of destroyed German and Italian morale on the Southern Front.

It is a city in northern Africa.

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Good morning in Arabic is صباح الخير/sabah alkhayr.

All of those countries are generally considered to be NORTH AFRICA. Often included in this designation are Sudan and Mauritania.

If only Morocco, Western Sahara, Algeria, and Tunisia are considered, this smaller region is called the MAGHREB.

Both a Christians and Muslims live in Libya. There are more Muslims there at this time.

If you are a guy, typical slacks and shirts (polo or button-down). No one will say anything to you if you are wearing a t-shirt but to fit in better, don't. For women, clothing options might be a bit more restrictive. Even though Egypt is "liberal" in comparison to other Arab countries, arms and legs should be covered.

Libya is at the northern extreme (and middle North) of the continent of Africa. If you were in Libya, and pressed too hard to the North, you would fall into the Mediterranean Sea.

The capital of Libya is Tripoli.

Tripoli is the capital city and the largest city of Libya.