… Pakistani scientist responsible for helping build his nation’s nuclear weapons and then selling the technology to countries such as North Korea and Libya. Meanwhile, she met former ambassador Joe Wilson at a Washington reception. “It was love …
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… missile crisis. “For us the situation is technologically very similar. We have withdrawn the remains … rebel groups to boycott peace talks TRIPOLI, Libya — Two major Darfur rebel groups said …
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The government’s stated strategy As part of a strategy to reduce the country’s oil dependence and diversify sources of income, Libya has established a sovereign wealth fund is starting to deploy its $40bn (EU28bn) capital on international markets.
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European Union foreign ministers are to call for a quick start to talks with Libya on a cooperation agreement covering a wide area from trade to migration, according to draft documents seen by Reuters.
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The Holy month of Ramadan culminated with Eid-ul-Fitr celebrations throughout the Muslim world. Here’s what bloggers are saying about the occasion in the last of a three-part series. Today’s tour takes us to Iraq, Libya, Jordan, Iran and Palestine.
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The Holy month of Ramadan culminated with Eid-ul-Fitr celebrations throughout the Muslim world. Here’s what bloggers are saying about the occasion in the second of a three-part series. Today’s tour takes us to Kuwait, Libya, Lebanon, Palestine and Israel.
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… 350 kilometres (217 miles) and uses stealth technology, it said. The missile “has been designed … nuclear secrets to Iran, North Korea and Libya. He was pardoned by Musharraf but remains …
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… 350 kilometres (217 miles) and uses stealth technology, it said. The missile “has been designed … nuclear secrets to Iran, North Korea and Libya. He was pardoned by Musharraf but remains …
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It is a fact that Libya is attracting high-level interest from multinational energy companies looking to develop its gas reserves. The attendance of scores of company executives on Wednesday who piled into the ballroom of a London hotel to hear Libyan state oil company executives present details of the country’s first gas-only licensing round, due in December is proof enough.
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Being part of a very large extended family in Libya (as most Libyans are) can either be an incredibly wonderful life experience, or it can be an extremely suffocating one. It depends on one’s character, personality and individuality. Often, somehow, even life-long neighbours and friends mysteriously become part of the extended family.
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