The Guardian
Libya's PM says ex-intelligence chief knows who killed PC Yvonne Fletcher
Exclusive: Abdurrahim El-Keib says Abdul Senussi, who has fled Libya, was 'directly or indirectly involved' in 1984 murderLibya's interim prime minister said on Friday that his country's former intelligence chief was "directly or indirectly involved" in the murder of PC Yvonne Fletcher and knew the identity of her killer.In an interview with the Guardian, Abdurrahim El-Keib sai...
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BBC
Libya PM lays Fletcher wreath
Libyan prime minister Abdurrahim El-Keib lays a wreath at the spot where policewoman Yvonne Fletcher was shot dead in London in 1984.
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Telegraph
David Cameron: Yvonne Fletcher investigation is a 'step forward'
Meeting interim Libyan Prime Minister Abdurrahim El-Keib at Downing Street, David Cameron confirms officers from the Met will travel to Libya to investigate WPc Yvonne Fletcher's murder.
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Telegraph
Scotland Yard officers to fly to Libya to pursue Yvonne Fletcher case
Scotland Yard officers are to fly to Libya in hope of securing breakthrough in investigation into murder of WPc Yvonne Fletcher.
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NEWS.au.com
UK police to go to Libya over shooting
SCOTLAND Yard said it's been given permission to travel to Libya to reinvestigate the 1984 killing of policewoman Yvonne Fletcher, who was shot by someone firing from inside the Libyan embassy in London during a demonstration.
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Daily Mail
Detectives investigating Yvonne Fletcher murder fly to Libya in move Cameron describes as 'really positive step forward'
The new Libyan Prime Minister says he wants to help identify the killer of Wpc Yvonne Fletcher who was shot dead outside the Libyan embassy in London in 1984.
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CNN
UK detectives to go to Libya to probe 1984 slaying of London officer
London detectives have visas to Libya to investigated the 1984 shooting death of an officer killed outside the Libyan diplomatic offices.
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Huffington Post
Dr. Rachel Kleinfeld: Does NATO Matter?
Shouldn't we put NATO out of its misery? To answer that, just look at Libya -- and then Syria.
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WSJ
Tech Firm Amesys Faces French Judicial Probe
French authorities have launched an investigation into technology firm Amesys, a unit of Bull SA, for alleged complicity in acts of torture in Libya, according to two human-rights groups that said the investigating magistrate's office had informed them of the probe.
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physorg
Study: Social media and the Internet allowed young Arab women to play a central role in the Arab Spring
Over the course of 2011's momentous Arab Spring uprisings, young women in Egypt, Tunisia, Libya, Bahrain and Yemen used social media and cyberactivism to carve out central roles in the revolutionary struggles under way in their countries, according to a new study commissioned by Rice University's Baker Institute for Public Policy.
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The Nation
Tunisia to extradite ex-Libyan PM
TUNIS - Tunisia will extradite former Libyan prime minister Baghdadi al-Mahmoudi, held since his arrest last September, but was still awaiting "guarantees" of a fair trial in Libya, officials said Tuesday. "The extradition decision has been taken," a justice ministry official told AFP. "There are only the procedures to complete with the Libyan authorities." However a spokesman of ...
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Foreign Policy
Why Libya Matters - By Giulio Terzi
If the international community doesn't help Libya build a democratic society now, it'll have no one but itself to blame for the consequences of failure.
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AP
Tunisia to extradite ex-Libyan prime minister
TUNIS, Tunisia (AP) -- Tunisia's Justice Ministry says it will extradite former Libyan Prime Minister Al-Baghdadi Al-Mahmoudi - currently being held in Tunis - back to Libya....
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Reuters
Exclusive: Tunisia to extradite former Gaddafi PM to Libya
TUNIS (Reuters) - Tunisia will extradite former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi's prime minister to Libya and the handover could take place in "days or weeks", Justice Minister Noureddine Bouheiri said on Tuesday.
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Al Jazhera
Tunisia to extradite former Gaddafi PM
Ex-prime minister Ali Al-Mahmoudi to be handed over to Libya within "days or weeks," Tunisia's justice minister says.
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UN
UN envoy to Libya welcomes successful voter registration as a milestone achievement
Describing it as a "milestone" achievement, the United Nations envoy to Libya today welcomed the successful conclusion of voter registration ahead of the countrys legislative election scheduled for next month.
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Washington Post
Editorial Board: NATO’s blind spot on intervention in Syria
NATO’S “victory” in Libya, senior U.S. officials recently wrote, was a “model intervention,” a “teachable moment.” “The first lesson is that NATO is uniquely positioned to respond quickly and effectively to international crises,” the U.S. ambassador to NATO, Ivo H. Daalder, and NATO’s supreme allied commander, Adm. James G. Stavridis, wrote in the March-April issue of Foreign Affairs.
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Reuters
Lockerbie bomber Megrahi to be buried in Libya
TRIPOLI (Reuters) - The Libyan convicted of the 1988 bombing of a PanAm flight over Lockerbie will be buried on Monday in a quiet ceremony that Libyans hope will allow them to leave behind the controversy that surrounded him in life.
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Daily Mail
Lockerbie bomber dead: Al Megrahi freed by politicians in squalid pursuit of a fast buck
Megrahi was a convicted mass murderer who was cynically traded by the last Labour government in return for commercial opportunities in Colonel Muammar Gaddafi’s Libya. If this seems an almost incredible charge, I am afraid it is one that can be sustained by ample evidence.
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New York Times
IHT Rendezvous: Lockerbie Bomber Dead, Conspiracy Theories Survive
The Lockerbie bomber is dead. But that will not end a controversy over whether he, and Libya, were really responsible for a terrorist outrage in which 270 people died almost a quarter century ago.
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Times of India
Convicted Lockerbie bomber dies in Libya
The former Libyan intelligence officer convicted of the bombing of a Pan Am flight over Lockerbie, Scot land in 1988 that killed 270 peo ple has died, his brother said on Sunday.
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AP
Lockerbie families still seek answers from Libya
NEW YORK (AP) -- For relatives of the people who died in the 1988 Lockerbie bombing, the death Sunday of the only man who was convicted stirred up questions once again about his guilt and whether others went unpunished....
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FOX
Lockerbie Bomber Dies in Libya
Abdel Basset al-Megrahi, convicted of the 1988 bombing of a PanAm flight over Lockerbie, Scotland, that killed 270 people, has died of cancer in Libya, according to his family.Full Coverage: Lockerbie BombingRoadside Bomb Explodes Near UN Observer Team in Syria
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Huffington Post
Abdel Basset al-Megrahi Dead: Lockerbie Bomber Dues After Battle With Cancer
BENGHAZI, Libya -- Abdel Baset al-Megrahi, a Libyan intelligence officer who was the only person ever convicted in the 1988 Lockerbie bombing, died Sunday nearly three years after he was released from a Scottish prison to the outrage of the relatives of the attack's 270 victims. He was 60.Scotland released al-Megrahi on Aug. 20, 2009, on compassionate grounds to let him return home to die after...
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BoingBoing
Libya: Inside Gadhafi's secret surveillance network
An excellent long read in the new Wired magazine: Jamming Tripoli: Inside Moammar Gadhafi's Secret Surveillance Network. Matthieu Aikins examines how activists suffered "greatly at the hands of Gadhafi’s spy service, whose own capabilities had been heightened by 21st-century technology." By now, it’s well known that the Arab Spring showed the promise of the Internet [...]
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Mail & Guardian
Libya: Just another Nato casualty
Seven months on from Muammar Gaddafi's butchering in the ruins of Sirte, the fruits of liberal intervention in Libya are now cruelly clear.
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BBC
Egypt, Libya to play without fans
World Cup qualifiers featuring Egypt and Libya will be played behind closed doors, football's world governing body Fifa says.
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Egypt-Libya World Cup qualifiers to be played without fans
The World Cup qualifying match between Egypt and Libya will be played behind closed doors due to political tensions between those countries.
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Pravda
Why is the ICC against Africa?
Is the so-called "International Criminal Court" a racist organization? If not, then why is Mr. Luis Moreno-Ocampo, Chief Prosecutor, suddenly fascinated by the prospect of trying war crimes in the DR Congo when an indictment against NATO was thrust before his eyes and he does nothing? And what about the NTC terrorists in Libya?
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Foreign Policy
Libya's human rights problem
Libya's National
Transitional Council (NTC) warmly accepted the international community's
military and political support for dislodging the Qaddafi government, and vowed
to build a new state that would respect human rights. But it seems to be
veering off course. Not only is it rejecting international human rights
monitoring and the ICC's jurisdiction, but more troubling still, it has passed s...
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National Post
NATO urged to probe deaths of Libyan civilians killed during air strikes
Dozens of Libyan civilians died in NATO air strikes on sites with no apparent military value, Human Rights Watch said in a report Monday that called on Canada and other participants in last year's conflict to probe whether laws of war were violated
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Irish Times
Nato 'underplayed' Libyan deaths
Nato air strikes killed 72 civilians in Libya last year, Human Rights Watch said today, accusing the western alliance of failing to acknowledge the scope of collateral damage it caused during the campaign that helped oust Muammar Gadafy.
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Human Rights Watch
NATO: Investigate Civilian Deaths in Libya
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New York Times
In Libya, the Captors Have Become the Captive
The future of Libya depends on mercy or revenge.
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National Post
MacKay’s math questioned again as Libya mission cost hits $347M
Question Period: MacKay denied hiding the true cost of the Canadian mission in Libya amid further NDP allegations that the Tories keep two sets of books on military spending — one for them and one for the public
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ElPais
There's still life for Repsol after the loss of YPF unit
Oil company's profit up 12.4 percent at start of year while net debt, excluding YPF and Gas Natural Fenosa, stood at 4.17 billion euros
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Times LIVE
Thousands remain in secret Libya militia prisons: UN
About 4,000 people are still being held in militia detention centres in Libya, often in secret and many are tortured, a UN envoy said.
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Times of India
UN envoy: Libya unstable but moving to democracy
The top UN envoy in Libya said Thursday there are positive signs that the country is moving toward democracy but longstanding tensions have escalated into armed conflicts, detainees are still being tortured, and there is rising discontent among former revolutionary fighters.
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APA-OTS
OMV eröffnet psychosoziales Zentrum für traumatisierte Kinder und Jugendliche in Tripolis - BILD
Wien (OTS) -
- OMV bietet mit dem Libya Youth Center Kindern und Jugendlichen eine
Perspektive für eine sorgenfreiere Zukunft
- Bereits vor der offiziellen Eröffnung am 8. Mai konnten 260 junge
Einheimische betreut werden
- Ausbildung libyscher Freiwilliger im sozialen Bereich erhöht …
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WSJ
For Big Oil, the Libya Opening That Wasn't
Regime change in Libya, and a sense of political opening elsewhere in the Middle East and North Africa, hasn't opened doors or eased terms as some big oil companies had hoped.
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
SNC's mystery man in Libya
Abdulrahman Karfakh was an important agent linking the Canadian engineering firm to the Gadhafi clan. His whereabouts are unknown, and the rebels want him dead or alive
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Telegraph
Rentokil eyes return to Libya as rats 'thrive' in war-torn country
Rentokil Initial is in talks with the Libyan government about resuming its rat-catching contract after a sharp increase in vermin in the country.
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Irish Times
Drowned former oil boss was wanted for questioning
TRIPOLI – Libya had sought to question Muammar Gadafy’s former oil boss in a corruption investigation before his body was found in the river Danube in Austria this week, prosecutor general Abdelaziz al-Hasadi said yesterday.
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The Jerusalem Post
Libya drops ban on religion-based parties
Law that raised ire of Islamist parties nixed in the run up to the country's first free election, in June.
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Mail & Guardian
Libya's tug-of-war over Saif al-Islam
Libya wants the ICC to abandon its legal action against Saif al-Islam Gaddafi and the former intelligence chief so they can be tried in Tripoli.
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BBC
Top Scots lawyer on Libya mission
Scotland's top prosecutor joined the director of the FBI on a mission to Libya to discuss the investigation into the Lockerbie bombing.
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New York Times
Former Libyan Official Ghanem Found Dead in Vienna
The body of a man who was Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi’s prime minister and oil minister in Libya before he defected last year was found in the Danube River on Sunday.
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AP
Libya helps give Italy's Eni a Q1 profit boost
MILAN (AP) -- Italy's largest energy company Eni SpA said Friday that its first-quarter profits rose 42 percent on increased production in Libya and higher prices....
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Telegraph
British Airways to resume flights to Tripoli
British Airways plans to resume flights to Libya next week, despite continuing Foreign Office advice against non-essential travel to the country.
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Irish Times
Coveney expects Libya to reopen to Irish beef
THE VALUABLE Libyan market for Irish and EU beef looks set to be reopened after a 16-year ban, Minister for Agriculture Simon Coveney said yesterday.
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USA Today
ICC rejects Libya bid to try Gadhafi son
International Criminal Court again rejected attempts by Libya to delay handing over one of Moammar Gadhafi's sons, who is wanted for trial.
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Irish Times
Libya may lift ban on Irish beef
Libyan authorities are “imminently” expected to lift a 16-year ban on the importation of beef from Ireland and other EU countries, according to Minister for Agriculture Simon Coveney.
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BBC
Jordan trains Libya police force
Jordan has begun training Libyan policemen as part of a plan to reintegrate former anti-Gaddafi rebels back into Libyan society.
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Amnesty International
Libya: Central government must protect Kufra residents from militia clashes
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Libya: Central government must protect Kufra residents from militia clashes
23 April 2012
The Libyan National Transitional Council (NTC) must take steps to ensure that residents in the south-eastern city of Kufra are protected from reckless fire and receive im...
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TechCrunch
Obama Wants Sanctions On Those Using Technology In Human Rights Abuses
Much has been said about the role social media has come to play in the global landscape over the last few years. Whether one sees it as the tool of revolutions or not, Facebook, Twitter, and other media played an integral role in organizing the socio-political upheavals in Egypt, Libya, and across the Middle East and North Africa, allowing those oppressed and marginalized by despotic regimes to...
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Technology Review
If You Read One TR Story This Weekend ...
... We suggest this one: our second take on the role of the Web and social media in the revolutions in the Middle East.
Last year we sent a talented and perceptive writer, John Pollock, to Egypt and Tunisia to investigate the role social media really played in the beginning of the Arab Spring. Today we publish John's follow-up on the subject: an inside look at how civilians in Libya us...
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New York Times
Editorial: NATO After Libya
The military campaign, according to the alliance’s own confidential assessment, exposed unsustainable gaps in Europe’s capabilities.
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The Nation
Gaddafi’s son to face justice: ICC
TRIPOLI - Moamer Gaddafi’s son will face justice regardless of whether he is tried in The Hague or in Libya, Int’l Criminal Court prosecutor Luis Moreno-Ocampo said on Wednesday. “Judges of the ICC will decide who makes the trial,” Ocampo said. “The interesting thing is that the ICC wants to do justice on Seif (and) Libya wants to do justice on Seif, (so) there ...
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Telegraph
Straw under pressure over Belhadj rendition
Jack Straw was last night under pressure to "come clean" on whether he approved the secret rendition of a terror suspect to Libya - after reports that MI6 had forced him to admit making the decision.
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Daily Mail
Straw 'admitted agreeing to send suspect to Libya after he sees evidence showing he signed off' the operation'
Abdel Hakim Belhadj, (pictured) who claims he was jailed and tortured in a Libyan prison after his ‘extraordinary rendition’, is suing the Government for £1million in compensation.
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The Sun
Sky spies grounded by cracks
AIR defence surveillance planes last used in action during Nato strikes on Libya
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Mail & Guardian
Reserve Bank's Holocaust denier
Stephen Goodson has been on the South African Reserve Bank's board from 2003. He holds extremist views on Hitler's Germany and Gaddafi's Libya.
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IKRK
Libya: ICRC continues to respond to emergencies
The conflict has ended but many humanitarian needs remain. In recent weeks, the ICRC renewed its agreement with the Libyan authorities for several years, and provided urgent assistance for wounded people following clashes in Sabha and close to the Tunisian border.
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Mail & Guardian
SA refuses to indulge UN's mercenary probe
The United Nations wants to know what SA mercenaries were doing helping Gaddafi during the civil war in Libya, but our government isn't saying a word.
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perez hilton
Gadhafi's Son Is Being Tried In Libya On Rape And Murder Charges
Blech, having to write about such horrible things puts a bad taste in our mouths.
Moammar Gadhafi's son and former heir is being put on trial in Libya for rape and murder charges, and there is hope for a verdict before mid-June.
There IS a problem though, some think that he won't be given a fair trial [...]
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FT
Gaddafi aide holds key to missing Libya funds
Some say the former head of Libyan African Portfolio fund is in Africa. Others insist he is hiding out in Paris under the protection of powerful allies
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Los Angeles Times
Libya is a lure for migrants, where exploitation waits |
China Daily
Firms awaiting Libya loss compensation
Negotiations have not begun over the compensation Chinese companies are to receive for losses they suffered in Libya.
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Reuters
FEATURE-International telcos eye Libya as elections near
TRIPOLI/DUBAI, April 4 (Reuters) - International firms are
keen to enter Libya's telecommunications sector, one of the
major business opportunities created by last year's uprisings in
the Arab world....
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Times of India
Libya, Syria turmoil posing problems for economy, Pranab Mukherjee says
"The crisis in Libya & Syria created a serious problem to the Indian farmers because of non-availability of phosphatic and potassic fertilizers," Mukherjee said.
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Washington Post
Post-Gaddafi Libya confronts its diversity
TRIPOLI, LIBYA — At the entrance to Tripoli’s main landfill, Mustafa al-Sepany stands in combat fatigues, wearing an expression that says no trash trucks will get past him. For four months, none has, leaving the country’s capital city wallowing in uncollected garbage.
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The Jerusalem Post
Turkey says it's cutting Iran oil purchases by 10%
Ankara's energy minister says Turkey will makeup shortfalls with purchases of oil from Libya.
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Irish Times
An avoidable tragedy
IT WAS no more than an inflatable dinghy. But 72 – 50 men, 20 women, and two babies – had clambered aboard, crowded on top of each other by the people smugglers, for the “18-hour” journey from Libya to the Italian island of Lampedusa. March 26th, 2011.
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politico
W.H. vows no recess appointments
This time around, President Barack Obama won’t be making any recess appointments.
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) said Thursday he received assurances from the White House that the president wouldn't bypass the Senate and install any of his nominees while Congress is out of town the next two weeks for its Easter break.
In turn, Republicans allowed Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Ne...
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China Daily
Reuters wins China's int'l press photo contest
"War in Libya," the work of Reuters' photojournalist Goran Tomasevic, won China's international press photo contest.
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Former ambassador to Libya to be assigned another diplomatic post
Questions about potential conflict of interest surrounding husbands business wont block Sandra McCardells next foreign-service job
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Baird defends envoy who left Libya amid conflict-of-interest review
McCardell, whose husband had business dealings with Gadhafi regime, expected to land another diplomatic post in Arab-speaking world
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The Nation
Libyan airstrike victims still waiting for redress
DAVID ELKINS
Amnesty International (AI) released a scathing report late last week calling for an investigation into civilian deaths from airstrikes during the 2011 Nato-led military intervention in Libya, which began one year ago Monday.
“It is deeply disappointing that more than four months since the end of the military campaign, victims and relatives of those killed by Nato airstrikes ...
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The Nation
Libyan airstrike victims still waiting for redress
DAVID ELKINS
Amnesty International (AI) released a scathing report late last week calling for an investigation into civilian deaths from airstrikes during the 2011 Nato-led military intervention in Libya, which began one year ago Monday.
“It is deeply disappointing that more than four months since the end of the military campaign, victims and relatives of those killed by Nato airstrikes ...
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The Nation
Libyan airstrike victims still waiting for redress
DAVID ELKINS
Amnesty International (AI) released a scathing report late last week calling for an investigation into civilian deaths from airstrikes during the 2011 Nato-led military intervention in Libya, which began one year ago Monday.
“It is deeply disappointing that more than four months since the end of the military campaign, victims and relatives of those killed by Nato airstrikes ...
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Gadhafi's spy chief arrested as France, Libya and ICC vie to prosecute him
Abdullah al-Senussi has been pursued by the International Criminal Court for alleged crimes against humanity during last years struggle between rebels, Moammar Gadhafi
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Foreign Policy
U.N. panel investigates reports of French/Qatari sanctions-busting arms shipments to Libya
A U.N. panel set up last year to enforce an arms
embargo in Libya has opened an inquiry into allegations that France and Qatar
armed Libyan rebels involved in the overthrow of Col. Muammar al-Qaddafi's
government, according to confidential report by the panel.
The eight-member panel has made no ruling on whether
the allies of the rebel Libyan government violated sanctions -- and it r...
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Times of India
Cemetery attack: Libya apologizes for damage
Sunday Times had on March 11 reported that as militiamen in Libya recently went about destroying the Benghazi War Cemetery that has the graves of 40 Indian soldiers killed during WW II, New Delhi had remained unconcerned about the incident that drew howls of protest from the UK, Australia, New Zealand and Canada.
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Washington Post
Voters blame president for gas prices, experts say not so fast
How much does the president have to do with the price of gasoline?
A lot, say American voters. According to oil experts and economists, not so much — at least in the short term.
Today’s oil prices are the product of years and decades of exploration, automobile design and ingrained consumer habits combined with political events in places such as Sudan and Libya, anxiety about possible conflict ...
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Irish Times
African countries agree borders plan
Nine northern African countries including Libya, Algeria and Egypt agreed today to work together to secure their borders in a move to clamp down on militia clashes and weapons smuggling in the wake of the Arab Spring uprisings.
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Slashdot
For Sale: Internet Spying Business Developed For Gaddafi
itwbennett writes "French computer company Bull Group is looking to sell off the Internet spying software business of its subsidiary Amesys. The Eagle system, which was 'designed to build databases supporting lawful interception activities on the Internet,' has an interesting pedigree, having been 'developed for Libya after signing a 2007 contract with the regime there,' according to the WSJ."
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THE AUSTRALIAN
Carr needs to know where we're going
FROM China to Libya and Iran, the new foreign affairs minister is out of step.
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Daily Telegraph
Digger no stranger to treachery
THE desecration of 50 Australian war graves in Benghazi Cemetery in Libya came as no surprise to proud Rat of Tobruk John Fleming.
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Gizmodo
An eReader from 1935 [Past Perfect]
1935: The world's first parking meters appear. T.E. Lawrence dies in a motorcycle accident. The nation of Libya is formed. In other news, "Everyday Science and Mechanics" magazine published their vision of the future of reading. Hello, iPad grandpa. More »
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China Daily
NATO behaving like a law unto itself
Over the past decade, the overwhelming majority of NATO "kills" in Iraq, Afghanistan and Libya have been unarmed civilians.
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Daily Telegraph
Libyan mass grave of 157 bodies unearthed
LIBYA says it has unearthed a mass grave with 157 bodies of rebel fighters and civilians.
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Irish Times
Repsol profits slide in fourth quarter
REPSOL, SPAIN’S biggest oil company, said fourth-quarter profit fell more than analysts predicted on lower output from Libya and weaker refining.
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The Jerusalem Post
Were the Russians, Chinese right to veto Syria resolution?
Most recently in Libya, before that in Kosovo, western powers claimed on the basis of dubious facts that a humanitarian disaster was unfolding.
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White House
Remarks by President Obama and Prime Minister Thorning-Schmidt of Denmark after a Bilateral Meeting
Release Time:
For Immediate Release
The Oval Office
3:41 P.M. EST
PRESIDENT OBAMA: Well, I want to welcome Prime Minister Thorning-Schmidt to the White House and to the Oval Office. This is the first time that we've had a chance to meet, but obviously we've been very impressed with the first five months of her prime ministe...
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Los Angeles Times
In praise of war correspondents
The deaths of Marie Colvin, Anthony Shadid and other journalists is tragic. But to pull back from war zones would leave untold the stories that must be chronicled.Marie Colvin and I covered our first combat together in 1986, after the U.S. bombed Libya. She was 30, pretty, ambitious and talented. She soon had Col. Moammar Kadafi and his aides in her thrall and parlayed her many scoops for Unite...
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USA Today
Italy fined for sending migrants back to Libya
European court orders Italy to pay thousands of euros to 24 Somali and Eritrean migrants who fled Libya in 2009 for Italian shores.
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China Daily
Libya targetting Rio Games for first medal
Libya's Olympic chief is targetting the 2016 Games in Rio de Janeiro for the country's first medal as he attempts to overcome the years of sporting neglect.
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BBC
New York Times man dies in Syria
New York Times correspondent Anthony Shadid, who twice won the Pulitzer Prize and was captured in Libya last year, dies on assignment in Syria.
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Irish Times
Zayed big in Tehran after derby hat-trick brings instant celebrity status
HAD THINGS worked out little differently, Eamon Zayed might have spent the last few weeks in Equatorial Guinea with Libya at the African Cup of Nations.
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Times LIVE
It's up to Africa to rid Libya and its neighbours of arms
The Times Editorial: The removal of Muammar Gaddafi, which was meant to bring about peace in Libya, seems to have caused problems for neighbouring countries.
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Daily Mail
Libya 2 Senegal 1: Both teams out
Ihaab Boussefi's two goals weren't enough to send Libya through to the quarter-finals of the African Cup of Nations despite a 2-1 win over Senegal on Sunday.
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Goal.com
Libya 2-1 Senegal: Teranga Lions disappoint with their third successive defeat as Mediterranean Knights register consolation victory
The west Africans leave the tournament in shame as they lose their third game to the north Africans who also fail to go through to the last eight.
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Irish Times
Saad keeps Libya's hopes alive
Libya 2 Zambia 2:Libya kept alive hopes of a fairytale showing in the African Nations Cup by holding Zambia to a 2-2 draw in their Group A match in Bata on Wednesday.
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Telegraph
Africa Cup of Nations 2012: this is more than just a football tournament for Libya
Jonathan Liew: This year's tournament is about more than football for those bearing the scars of regime change in Libya
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The Jerusalem Post
'Italy to help Libya protect borders, oil'
Libyan prime minister says involvement will not threaten Libyan sovereignty and that no Italian troops will be present.
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BBC
VIDEO: SAS on ground during Libya crisis
Newsnight has learned that the SAS troops were on the ground in Libya, alongside the anti-Gaddafi forces.
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Nikkei
Japan To Send Delegation To Libya To Cement Ties |
science blogs
World go Boom [We Beasties]
The thing I like most about this mashup is that it's superficially just a mashup of the most popular music of 2011, but it also manages to be a statement on some of the most important events of 2011: the protests from Egypt and Libya to OWS
Maybe it's hard
We will never be never be broken and scarred
There's no way I'm turning back oh oh oh oh
Here's the situation
Got this feeling t...
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Scientific American
Post-Conflict Libya and Iraq Should Now Wage War on Diabetes and Heart Disease
In a chaotic Libya or a post-war Iraq, achieving individual safety and the most basic of health care might seem to be the best any government or aid organization could hope for. But areas in transition and those still tending to the societal wounds of war are actually well poised to combat chronic conditions, such [...]
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Didnt see Bloc collapse coming, and other regrets
Those premonitions about NATO and Libya might yet prove correct, but, for now, theyre certainly wrong
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Didnt see Bloc collapse coming, and other regrets
Those premonitions about NATO and Libya might yet prove correct, but, for now, theyre certainly wrong
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Mashable
How the Social Media IPOs of 2011 Fared [STUDY]
Social media continued to thrive in 2011 as it fomented revolutions in Egypt, Libya and Bahrain. But investors appeared to be a lot less enthral…
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WSJ
Oil Refiners Face Alpine Descent
Spot the odd one out: Libya, Iran, Switzerland. For oil refiners, it's a cruel trick question. All three spell trouble.
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Irish Times
The year Arab nations lost their fear
The challenges in Libya are far greater than those faced by its neighbours in Tunisia and Egypt
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The Nation
Nato ready to probe Libya deaths if asked
BRUSSELS (AFP) - Nato on Tuesday said it was ready to investigate claims of civilian deaths during the Libya air campaign should it receive a request from the countrys new authorities.Russias UN envoy Vitaly Churkin has said he will take up the issue with the UN Security Council this week after estimates in The New York Times that Nato-led air attacks killed from 40 to more than 70 people in ...
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siliconindia
Making India-U.S. Ties a 'Cornerstone of Asia-Pacific Century'
Amid turmoil from Afghanistan to Iraq to Libya, it was a year of consolidation of a strategic partnership between India and the U.S. as they set out to make it "a cornerstone of an Asia-Pacific century".
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AllThingsDigital
Firms Bid on NATO Cyberwar
NATO, fresh from its battlefield success in Libya, is focusing on the next front: cyberwar.
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New York Times
Leon E. Panetta in Libya to Assess Progress of Government
Early Saturday, Leon E. Panetta became the first U.S. defense secretary to visit Libya, arriving to assess a government trying to unite rebel groups that ousted Col. Qaddafi.
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WSJ
U.S.'s Panetta Meets Libyan Officials
U.S. Defense Secretary Leon Panetta visited Libya Saturday for meetings with the head of the country's new government, promising to provide assistance while avoiding dictating a path forward for the country.
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The Jerusalem Post
Schalit most-Googled term in Israel 2011
Other popular Google searches include Big Brother, Syria, Iran, Libya, iPhone5, and Hapoel Tel Aviv.
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Barrons
BP, Royal Dutch To Resume Libya Drilling, Says Bloomberg
Bloomberg’s Robert Tuttle, Anthony DiPaoloa and Eduard Gismatullin report this afternoon that BP (BP) and Royal Dutch Shell (RDSA) plan to resume exploration for oil in Libya, after being approached by the Libyan government to do so since the conclusion of the country’s revolution, citing remarks by the companies. BP had been “‘on the verge’ of [...]
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Number10
Military Wives Choir sing for personnel returning from Libya
PM to service personnel: the nation owes you a very big thank you
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Reuters
Benghazi dreams of becoming "Libya's New York"
BENGHAZI, Libya (Reuters) - To the people of Benghazi, the faded colonial facades are as significant as the burnt-out buildings and bullet holes.
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USA Today
Teen wounded by grenade returning to Libya
A Libyan teen severely wounded in a grenade attack whose plight drew worldwide attention is set to return home after receiving extensive medical ...
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Foreign Policy
Come on, Politico!!
In general, I like the bulk of Politico's coverage of campaigns -- as someone who's not a DC insider, I learn a fair amount from their coverage. Every once in a while, however, Politico betrays a worldview that political process is always more important than substance. As someone who appreciates process, there are still limits on this formulation.
Exhibit A for this is today's Jonathan M...
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BBC
VIDEO: Bangladeshis head back to Libya
Bangladeshi migrant workers are set to return to Libya following the civil war
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American Scientist
A Rare Isotope Helps Track an Ancient Water Source
The Nubian Aquifer, the font of fabled oases in Egypt and Libya, stretches languidly across 770,000 square miles of northern Africa, a pointillist collection of underground pools of water migrating, ever so slowly, through rock and sand toward the Mediterranean Sea...
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China Daily
Angelina Jolie feels lucky to be alive
Angie and Pax visit Vietnam Jolie stands in solidarity with Libya
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Nature
The heritage trail
Egypt and Libya can look to the past to help build a more stable future.
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USA Today
Libya: A century of study in air bombing
Aerial bombing, first unleashed in Libya, has seen tremendous technological change.
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AP
Cain suggests Taliban running Libya
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Herman Cain suggested Friday that the Taliban were playing a role in Libya's new government. The comment initially was seen as another foreign policy misstep from the Republican presidential candidate, but aides later pointed to a one-time Libyan rebel leader who fought in Afghanistan to back up Cain's claims....
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BBC
Bloodhound diary: Back in the driving seat
RAF pilot Andy Green returns from Libya mission and the project comes together, part by part
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FT
Repsol bolstered by Argentina subsidiary
Spanish integrated oil company’s Argentine subsidiary offsets falls in production in Libya during the third quarter
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USA Today
Is U.S. role in Libya a moral act?
Have you made up your mind on the morality of our intervention in Libya? So fast? Not even the pope or moral theologians are so sure of when ...
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