15 April 2005, 02:24 GMT
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Christians Celebrate Christmas in Tripoli
Libya has always offered the possibility for all religions to practice their faith. Today the Church in Libya is made up of about 100,000 Christians. |
Canadian PM Visits Libya
Visiting Tripoli, Canada's PM expresses his country's profound appreciation of Al-Qathafi's wisdom, vision, his profound sense of history as well as his efforts in promoting world peace and mutual cooperation around the world. |
BPCs Hold Annual Meeting
Libyan Basic People's Congresses (BPCs) held their annual meeting from Monday to Thursday and debated across the country political, social, economic and cultural issues.
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Al-Qathafi: Libya Can’t Be Europe’s Coastguard
Al-Qathafi says Libya is suffering from a flood of people from sub-Saharan Africa who head for Libya in particular, and it cannot play Europe's coastguard against unwanted immigration.
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Libya Drops Plan to Relinquishes MU Presidency
Libya has dropped its plan to step down as president of the struggling Maghreb Union. |
Rebels Reject Libya’s Peace Plan, Government Supports It
Sudan's two main rebel movements rejected Libya's latest initiative to resolve the Darfur crisis. The Sudan government has supported it. Libya proposes all parties commit to an immediate ceasefire in line with the Ndjamena agreement of April 8 and to withdraw their forces from all positions taken thereafter.
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Libya International Energy Conference, April 25-26, 2005
The 1st Libya International Energy Conference, has been announced and it is going to be held on 25-26 April 2005. |
Paris, Washington Agree to Silence Islamic Voices of Freedom
Finally, Paris and Washington have found something to agree upon, that is to further oppress and strangle Arab and Islamic media outlets at the era of globalization.
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Public Opinion Condemns Decision to End Al-Manar TV Transmission
Official and public opinions in the Arab and Islamic worlds and at the level of world pro-freedom of expression and liberty organizations have criticized the French and American decisions to blockade the transmission of the Arab TV channel Al-Manar. |
Bin Laden Urges Fighters to Hit Oil Facilities, Change of Strategy?
Sheikh Osama bin Laden has urged militants to concentrate their attacks on Iraqi and Gulf oil facilities, saying it is the most powerful weapon against America. |
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