North Africa

Libya
The contested transitional national council (TNC) refuses to resign and signs of civil war are still visible
The President of the Libyan supreme authority, Mustafa Abdul Jalil one of the credible personalities of TNC, is threatening to resign, following the Friday’s massive protests, especially in Benghazi .


Uganda government still dealing with Libya

British Police will quiz former Libyan Minister

Ugandan students stranded in Libya soon to be evacuated

Libya: Uganda offers Muammar Gaddafi refuge

Morocco’s constitutional reform process begins

Pro-Gaddafi Africans protest as Coalition forces gain momentum


Randa: A transsexual is above all a human being

Obama defends military involvement in Libya

Of Western hypocrisy, Obdurate tyrants and Changing times

Libya’s oil promises amid Gaddafi defections

FiSahara: British film industry at Sahara refugee film festival

Libya: The dangers of leaving Gaddafi in power

Social media and cyber-activism in North Africa’s revolution

Libya: Gaddafi and his Mali-Chad Tuareg mercenaries

Responsibility to Protect: A moral case for the U.S and its allies in Libya

Gaddafi writes to African leaders to intervene in Libya

Military Intervention in Libya and The other side of International Diplomacy

Allied attacks target Libya air force

Libya: France gets ready to intervene militarily

Libya: Light at the end of tunnel for freedom fighters

Ethiopia: Egyptian fears over new dam ’groundless’

Libya: Towards Sudan’s Darfur type conflict?

U.S-Egypt to pursue ’strategic interests’ together

Arab World’s Revolutionary Immolations and ’Martyrdom’ Change

Libya: U.S, Germany, China and Russia not ready for war

Libya’s failing revolution

 
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