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British journalists working for Iranian TV arrested in Libya
Two British journalists working for Iranian-owned Press TV have been arrested in Libya. Reporter Nicholas Davies and cameraman Gareth Montgomery-Johnson were detained by members of the Misrata Brigade on Tuesday and are being held ...
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Libyan refugees say Tripoli will fall soon
BIR AYAD, Libya — The long columns of cars arrived at the rebel-controlled checkpoint here, 60 miles from the Libyan capital Tripoli, with children flashing victory signs and fathers happily honking the horns of their ...
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Libyan resistance to Gaddafi turns passive in east Tripoli
23 May, 2011: In a workshop in Tripoli’s east, a young mechanic named Ahmed hides three cans of paint and a box of balloons that he uses as weapons of revolution. After three months, he ...
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Libya’s Rebel Central Bank Chief Details His Plans For Life Without Qaddafi
23 May, 2011: In the swanky conference rooms of the Ritz Carlton Doha, a conclave of tribal leaders and would-be government officials pledged allegiance to the future ‘Free Libya.’ It would be just weeks away, ...
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French warship carrying 12 helicopters set sail for Libya May 17
23 May, 2011: s the ship can carry up to 16 military helicopters. French daily newspaper Le Figaro said in a story posted on its website Sunday that the Tonnerre was carrying 12 helicopters and ...
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Libya Revolt Sidelines Women, Who Led It
In recent days, after weeks of delays and closed-door meetings, rebel leaders here have announced a slate of new appointments, including a defense chief and a minister for reconstruction and infrastructure. They have added members ...
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Libya: Nato calls for all its members to help oust Gaddafi
Only six out of the Alliance’s 28 member countries are carrying out air strikes over Libya while besieged Libyan rebels plead with increasing desperation for an intensification of military operations. In a bid to show ...
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Libya: Moussa Koussa ‘may not return to Britain’
Mr Koussa was on Thursday night still in Qatar after attending a one-day conference on Libya on Wednesday. British and Arab diplomats said it was possible he could decide not to return to Britain, where ...
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Obama, Cameron and Sarkozy: no let-up in Libya until Gaddafi departs
15 April 2011 President Obama today signals the return of America to the forefront of the international effort in Libya, writing a joint article with David Cameronand Nicolas Sarkozy in which the three leaders commit their countries to ...
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Tripoli Still Under Qaddafi Control
Tripoli, Libya is still under control of the Qaddafi regime.
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