Ink battles: the press and political struggle in Western Libya

The article focuses on the issue of the press in Western Libya, starting from the Ottoman period, up to early 1920.|In particular, the author analyses the newspaper al-Liwa' al- arabulusi, the official mouthpiece of the National Reform Party, whose secretary was Azzam and president al-Qizani, both involved in the newspaper activities.|The article also aims to shed light on the editorial network that linked Libya to Italy, focusing on the League of oppressed peoples propaganda.