Beleaguered Libyan Central Bank Governor Flees Armed Militia
Libya’s central bank governor, Sadiq al-Kabir, has fled the country due to threats and intimidation from armed militias. He claims that these actions are aimed at forcing him and other bank staff to return to work and co...
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