In Libya, the French and British were behind the military intervention and U N resolution 1973 to assist and protect the civilians. They probably did so in order to respond very quickly, and among other considerations, to...

In Libya, the French and British were behind the military intervention and U N resolution 1973 to assist and protect the civilians. They probably did so in order to respond very quickly, and among other considerations, to...

Thomas Cook, one of the world major tour & travel operators, has reported net losses of £200 million in the first half as the British travel group was hit by unrest in key tourist spots Egypt and...

Thomas Cook, one of the world major tour & travel operators, has reported net losses of £200 million in the first half as the British travel group was hit by unrest in key tourist spots Egypt and...

This last week, a tribe leaders meeting has called for a general amnesty law aiming to end the civil war. They are, at the same time, supporting the Libyan leader Muammar Kadhafi and calling the rebels as...

This last week, a tribe leaders meeting has called for a general amnesty law aiming to end the civil war. They are, at the same time, supporting the Libyan leader Muammar Kadhafi and calling the rebels as...

The Security Council meeting about Libya unveiled, in broad daylight, some superpower countries’ disagreements about the Libyan conflict. It is also on the sidelines of the meeting that the NATO spokesman, James Appathurai, acknowledged the little progress...

The Security Council meeting about Libya unveiled, in broad daylight, some superpower countries’ disagreements about the Libyan conflict. It is also on the sidelines of the meeting that the NATO spokesman, James Appathurai, acknowledged the little progress...

Since the early coalition strikes led by the French air force in Libya, some African organizations as well as leading intellectuals have taken a clear position to address the Libyan  Jamahiriya crisis.

Since the early coalition strikes led by the French air force in Libya, some African organizations as well as leading intellectuals have taken a clear position to address the Libyan  Jamahiriya crisis.