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Hurriyet Daily News (press release)Libyan leader acknowledges lack of control over militiasChina DailyTRIPOLI, Libya - Libya's leader has acknowledged that his transitional government is powerless to control militias that are refusing to lay down their arms after ousting Muammar Gadhafi as it struggles to impose control over the oil-rich North African ...Libya ruler admits impotencyHurriyet D
USA TODAYMcCain urges Libyan militias to join national armyUSA TODAYTRIPOLI, Libya (AP) – Sen. John McCain urged Libya's militias on Wednesday to integrate themselves into the country's new national army and called for the reported abuse of prisoners held by the ex-rebels to stop. By Mahmud Turkia, AFP/Getty Images Sen ...and more »
Young Libyan Finds a Voice in Covering RevolutionNew York TimesBENGHAZI, LIBYA — Malik Muhammad al-Mabrouk sat two weeks ago in a darkened corner of the Uzu Hotel cafe lounge, the screen of his propped-up iPad illuminating his face. Notepad, pen and cellphone at the ready, and wearing his trademark beige ...
New Straits TimesLibya's first test of true democracy By Maggie MichaelNew Straits TimesThey played a key role in overthrowing the Libyan dictator of 42 years, and were impatient to see the changes they shed blood for. Libyans casting their votes during the local council election in Misrata on Monday. The election took place following ...Misrata holds first Libyan elections post-GadhafiSeattl
Moammar Gadhafi's Daughter Seeks Death CertificateABC NewsAisha Gadhafi's lawyer Nick Kaufman said Wednesday the move is intended in part to show that Libya's National Transitional Council isn't capable of holding a fair trial for her brother Seif al-Islam, who was arrested in the country's remote southern ...and more »
The West AustralianLibya court orders civil trial for Gaddafi "loyalists"Chicago TribuneBENGHAZI (Reuters) - A Libyan military court ruled on Wednesday that 50 people accused of fighting for Muammar Gaddafi and helping a mass jail break by alleged supporters of the deposed leader should be freed and tried instead in a civilian court.'Gaddafi wasn't scared, but he did not know wh
Lockerbie probe request to LibyaBelfast TelegraphA formal request has been sent to the Libyan Government requesting access to the country for police and prosecutors involved in the Lockerbie bombing investigation, the Crown Office said. The investigators hope to examine information and documents ...and more »
AFPMcCain Urges Libyan Militias to Join National ArmyABC NewsJohn McCain urged Libya's militias on Wednesday to integrate themselves into the country's new national army and called for the reported abuse of prisoners held by the ex-rebels to stop. McCain, a strong advocate of US intervention to stop deposed ...Libya facing challenges but making progress: McCainAFPall 115 news articles&nbs
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