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Sep 29 2008, AP

A remote control car bomb packed with ball bearings ripped through a military bus on Monday, killing four soldiers and a civilian in a city rocked by sectarian fighting, Lebanese officials said.

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Oct 6 2008 by AP0 Comments

The United States has opened a trade office in Libya, the latest in a concerted push to normalize relations after three decades of confrontation and sanctions.

 
 
Oct 1 2008 by AP0 Comments

Russia’s navy says its warships will visit Libya and other Mediterranean countries en route to Venezuela.

 
 
Sep 29 2008 by AP0 Comments

A car bomb exploded Monday near a military bus carrying troops going to work in northern Lebanon, killing at least five people and injuring 25 others, Lebanese security officials said.

 
 
Sep 25 2008 by AP0 Comments

A Sudanese official says kidnappers have taken to Libya 11 European tourists and eight Egyptians they abducted last week in a remote part of southwestern Egypt.

 
 
Sep 12 2008 by AP0 Comments

The U.N. nuclear monitoring agency says a black market nuclear network operating from Pakistan had substantial and up-to-date information on how to make an atomic bomb.

 
 
Sep 8 2008 by AP0 Comments

There is too much crude on global oil markets, senior oil officials from Iran and Libya said Monday, and added that OPEC was reviewing supply levels.

 
 
Sep 5 2008 by AP0 Comments

The United States and Libya sealed a historic turnaround after decades of terrorist killings, American retaliation, suspicions and insults with Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice’s peacemaking visit Friday with Moammar Gadhafi, Libya’s mercurial strongman.

 
 
Sep 5 2008 by AP0 Comments

The United States and Libya sealed a historic turnaround in their troubled relations with a meeting between Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi.

 
 
Sep 5 2008 by AP0 Comments

Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said Friday that her historic visit to former pariah state Libya proves that the U.S. never writes off another nation forever.

 
 
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Sep 10 2008 by Vinod1 Comments

Perhaps, the political upheavals and poor economy of Libya are not strong enough to bury the charm of historically renowned city of Timbuktu. The mysterious land remained unnoticed until date and its old literature stamped under the hot and humid...

 
 
Sep 9 2008 by Arpita Mukherjee0 Comments

Even after the end of the Cold War and the rising US political and commercial hegemony, Russia is still nurturing its ambition to revive its former glory by becoming a major force to reckon with has become clear with the recent move by the...

 
 
Feb 5 2008 by Balbhadra Rana0 Comments

The death of Abu Laith al Libi after a US missile attack on the Pakistan-Afghanistan border has focussed attention on the rise of Libyans in Al Qaeda. Al Libi was a Libyan. He was part of Libyan Islamic Fighting Group which has run a campaign against...

 
 
Dec 4 2007 by Vinod0 Comments

The ethnic-cum-tribal conflict in Sudan’s Darfur region, sponsored by the Sudanese govt. seems to be developing a gravely violent flavor suddenly, after reports of proliferation in the number of armed militia groups. Confirming these reports are...

 
 
Nov 22 2007 by Maynard1 Comments

Among the US allies in the fight against terror in Iraq, Saudi Arabia and Libya emerged as the two nations with the highest number of soldiers who came to Iraq to help the American soldiers extinguish terror attacks in the area.

Around 60 percent from...

 
 
Oct 26 2007 by Sunit0 Comments

The violent political scenario in the impoverished oil-rich African country of Chad is the result of another, yet common world neglect. Chadians have hardly experienced a period of calm and peace since their independence from the French. According to...

 
 
Oct 25 2007 by Subhankar0 Comments

The Libya peace talks on the Darfur conflict start on Saturday under the strictly watching eyes of the United Nations. This is supposed to be the most important and turning peace talk ever held on the 4-year old Darfur crisis yet but the build up to...

 
 
Oct 24 2007 by Subhankar0 Comments

The recently concluded nuclear deal between Morocco and France once more demonstrate the international progress that France is making under the leadership of Nicolas Sarkozy. The French President is making headways in the international arena...

 
 
Oct 17 2007 by Subhankar0 Comments

When the US declared last month that it was ready to withdraw its decade long opposition of Libya to the United Nations’ Security Council, it was certain that Libya would get the prized seat.

Since the 1988 bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 over...

 
 
Jul 30 2007 by AMIT0 Comments

Libya strongly opposed the Bulgarian move to pardon medicos convicted by the former for causing deliberate HIV infections to 400 children. Bulgarian President pardoned the five Bulgarian nurses and a Palestinian doctor commuted by Libya from the death...

 
 
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In this hand out picture provided by Lebanon’s official news agency, Parliament majority leader Saad Hariri, left, signs an agreement, as Prime Minister Fuad Saniora, center, and grand mufti of north Lebanon, Sheik Malek al-Shaar, right, look on, in...