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European Union differs on response to uprising

Despite their universal condemnation of Muammar Gaddafi 's response to insurrection in Libya, the Europeans seem less unanimous on how to deal with the Libyan emergency which is looking increasingly like a civil war. To the point that Europe's new [...] (506 words)

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EU lines up massive aid for Tripoli

No successor to Kadhafi in sight

Foreign-based dissidents pushed aside

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How the insurgency wants to beat Kadhafi

Oilibya Tunisie, Kadhafi’s lifeline

John Dalli

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Credit Agricole frets over Hannibal’s fate

Ali Triki

Insurgent soldiers get act together

Bern Savours Revenge against Tripoli

Kadhafi Driven to Play Last Cards in West

Kaddafedam stuck in Egypt

Tribes Key to post-Kadhafi Libya

Egyptians asked to quash rising in East

Revolutionary Council implodes

Benghazi’s rising opposition

Kadhafi’s French friends

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Libya’s NTC snubs Catherine Ashton

NTC hardliners reject least deal with Gaddafi

EU lines up massive aid for Tripoli

No successor to Kadhafi in sight

Foreign-based dissidents pushed aside

Sivan, a French-Qatari envoy

How the insurgency wants to beat Kadhafi

Oilibya Tunisie, Kadhafi’s lifeline

John Dalli

A Cyrenaica republic soon on the cards?

So how big is Kadhafi's air force?

A freeze on assets in Luxembourg, too?

Credit Agricole frets over Hannibal’s fate

Ali Triki

Insurgent soldiers get act together

Bern Savours Revenge against Tripoli

Kadhafi Driven to Play Last Cards in West

Kaddafedam stuck in Egypt

Tribes Key to post-Kadhafi Libya

Egyptians asked to quash rising in East

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Benghazi’s rising opposition

Kadhafi’s French friends

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