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Libya revolutionaries red-faced after diplomatic gaffe
Four countries, including Netherlands and Denmark deny recognizing the Libyan National Council
20-year sentence for Chilean, ex-Castro confidant
A Cuban court has sentenced Max Marambio, a longtime friend of Fidel Castro who became a prominent businessman in Cuba
Arab committee to supervise Palestinian security apparatus
Fatah and Hamas take the first steps to implement their reconcialation agreement with the setting up of a body to pave the way for a new security force
Britain expels another two Libyan diplomats: minister
Britain has expelled two Libyan diplomats for activities "contrary to the interests of the UK", Foreign Secretary William Hague said Thursday, four days after the Libyan ambassador was expelled
Gaddafi assets to be unblocked to aid Libyan people: Clinton
Muammar Gaddafi's frozen assets in the US to be made available to Libyans
Arab League summit due in Baghdad postponed
The Arab summit that was due to be held in Baghdad next week has been postponed until March 2012, the Arab League chief and Iraq's foreign minister said Thursday.
Abbas now responsible for Israeli soldier: family
The parents of an Israeli soldier detained in Gaza have urged Israel to hold Mahmud Abbas's Palestinian Authority responsible for his fate in the wake of a unity deal between rival groups Fatah and Hamas
UN rights chief slams Bahrain military trials
UN human rights chief condemns death penalties imposed on Bahraini protesters
Contact group agrees new fund for Libya revolutionaries
International Libya "Contact Group" agrees to fund Libya's revolutionaries  
  • ICC to seek three Libya war crimes warrants
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  • Libya coalition seeks to help rebels raise funds
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  • UK to crackdown on Libya oil sanctions loopholes
  • Gaddafi assets to be unblocked to aid Libyan people: Clinton
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  • Britain expels another two Libyan diplomats: minister
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    Arab League summit postponed upon Iraq request
    Summit rescheduled for March 2012 with Baghdad remaining as host
    Yemen opposition urges Gulf to press Saleh
    Yemen's opposition urged Gulf Arab states on Thursday to pressure embattled President Ali Abdullah Saleh to sign a plan that would end months of political unrest
    Tunisia ex-minister sees coup if Islamists elected
    Independent Tunisian post-revolution minister says Ben Ali loyalists will stage a coup if Islamists win elections
    Bahrain media play role in tension after protests
    After protests calling for political freedom erupted, the Bahraini government used a combination of sectarian incitement and outright repression to delegitimise the threat to its rule
    Syrian army pulls back in Daraa, advances elsewhere
    Syrian army tightens security in anticipation of Friday protests, soldiers raid houses, arrest hundreds
    International
    Shame and anger in Pakistan over bin Laden raid
    The covert US mission that killed Osama bin Laden has pushed Pakistani citizens to voice their anger over the blatant breach of their sovereignty that poses their government tricky questions

    War crimes trial for 97-year-old starts in Hungary
    The trial of a former Hungarian military leader charges of war crimes starts in Serbia

    Bin Laden killing cathartic for 'Generation 9/11'
    The energetic reaction of many young Americans to Osama bin Laden's death reflects the dark hold and influence of Al-Qaeda over their lives


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