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| Rebels Form 'Interim Government' | ||
| 23/3/2011 | ||
| 'Yemenis must avoid armed revolt' | ||
| 23/3/2011 | ||
| Al Qathafi Forces Press Ahead with Assaults on Misurata, Ajdabijah and Zintan | ||
| 23/3/2011 | ||
| US Military Denies Shooting on Civilians | ||
| 23/3/2011 | ||
| Japan: Above Normal Radiation Figures; High Levels of Iodine in Tokyo Tap Water | ||
| 23/3/2011 | ||
News Summary from the US/International Press on the Libyan Crisis - by Morgan Strong | ||
| 23/3/2011 | ||
| President Obama worked on Tuesday to bridge differences among allies about how to manage the military campaign in Libya, as airstrikes continued to rock Tripoli and forces loyal to Col. Muammar Al Qathafi showed no sign of ending their sieges of rebel-held cities. |
| Al Qathafi Slams UN Coalition and Calls its Actions “Unjust Aggression” | ||
| 23/3/2011 | ||
| New Non-NATO Body To Lead Action on Libya | ||
| 22/3/2011 | ||
| Only a day after British Prime Minister David Cameron said at the House of Commons that NATO would be in charge of enforcing UN Security Council resolution 1973, France has now proposed that a new political steering committee outside NATO be responsible for overseeing military operations over Libya. |
| US Helicopter May Have Shot Civilians During Rescue Mission | ||
| 22/3/2011 | ||
| A US Joint Task Force Commander has refused to deny claims that a US helicopter shot and injured civilians during a rescue mission to pick up a pilot who had ejected from his jet. |
News Summary from the US/International Press on the Libyan Crisis - by Morgan Strong | ||
| 22/3/2011 | ||
| President Barack Obama repeated Monday that Muammar Al Qathafi "needs to go," but he acknowledged the Libyan dictator may remain in power for some time because the allied military mission in North Africa has a more narrow mandate of just protecting innocent civilians. |
| US Fighter Plane Crashes Near Benghazi | ||
| 22/3/2011 | ||
| UN Rejects Libyan Request for Emergency Meet | ||
| 22/3/2011 | ||
| The UN Security Council rejected a Libyan request for an emergency meeting to halt what it called "military aggression" by coalition forces three days after they began launching strikes aimed at disabling Libyan air defences. |
| Al Qathafi Forces Keep Up Shelling on Misurata City | ||
| 22/3/2011 | ||
| The pro-government forces in Libya have reportedly shelled the western city of Misurata, 200km east of Tripoli, that had been encircled for days by tanks and the stationing of snipers on rooftops. |
| Unconfirmed Reports that Airstrike Killed Al Qathafi's son, Khamis | ||
| 22/3/2011 | ||
| Libyan government sources have denied unconfirmed reports published by various media outlets quoting sources mostly affiliated with the Libyan opposition, and Arab newspapers that lifted the news from them, including Algerian TV, that one of the Libyan leader's sons, 27-year-old Khamis, was killed in an air strike on the Libyan leader's compound in the heart of Tripoli. |
| Air Attacks on Tripoli ... For Third Night Running | ||
| 22/3/2011 | ||
| Ban Ki-moon Urges World Community to ‘Speak With One Voice’ on Libya | ||
| 22/3/2011 | ||
| British PM: UN Coalition's Objectives: Setting Up of No-Fly Zone, and Protecting Civilians | ||
| 21/3/2011 | ||
| The UK prime minister's official spokesman has said that UK military targets in Libya would be chosen to achieve the two objectives stated in the UN resolution, i.e. the setting up of a no-fly zone and the protection of civilians. |
| Reports that Second Ceasefire by Libyan Regime Also Broken | ||
| 21/3/2011 | ||
| Despite the Libyan regime's recent call for a ceasefire, CNN quoted a witness in the city of Misurata reporting an "absolute destruction and carnage" by the Al Qathafi forces on Monday. |
| 70% of Egyptians Vote for Constitutional Changes | ||
| 21/3/2011 | ||
| Australia's FM Rudd Warns of Lengthy Libyan Action | ||
| 21/3/2011 | ||
| Australian Foreign Minister Kevin Rudd has said it was important to see the initial bombardment of Libya at the weekend as "phase one" in a multi-phase operation. |
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| Renewable Energy is a Win-win Situation for Everyone, Says CEO of the Desertec Industrial Initiative (DII) Paul van Son, CEO of the Desertec Industrial Initiative (DII) made his first brief visit to Libya last week where he met with various Libyan officials and institutions. | ||
| Libya to Host OPEC Summit in 2012 Libya is to host the OPEC summit for the year 2012 as a result of a decision adopted by the summit on Sunday in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.OPEC members will also discuss the dollar issue at the Dec. 5 meeting in Abu Dhabi. | ||
| ADCB Awarded “The Bank of the Year” in the Middle East The award received by Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank (ADCB) for its achievements set a clear example to other institutions in the Arab world to do the same with regard to ambitious plans for re-invention, expansion and growth. |