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Foreign-based dissidents pushed aside

Like colonel Khalifa Haftar, who was stopped from commanding insurgent military operations last week (MC 967), all of Muammar Gaddafi [...] (153 words)

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LIBYA
Ibrahim Sahd
Jaballah Matar
Khalifa Haftar
Mohamed Al-Megarief
Mohamed Idriss Senoussi
Muammar Gaddafi
National Salvation Front
National Transition Council

The NTC summons Deby to cough up

An alliance between Libya’s National Transition Council (NTC) and forces under the Toubou chief Issa Abdelmadjid to safeguard the country’s [...]

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LIBYA Politics 02/06/2011

Battle within coalition to “finish the job”

Canadian general Charles Bouchard who has been running NATO operations against the last bastions of Muammar Khadafi’s forces, is going to ask a meeting of the coalition’s defence ministers in Brussels on June 8 for a green light allowing him [. [...]

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LIBYA Politics 31/03/2011

How the insurgency wants to beat Kadhafi

With little hope of achieving a quick military victory, the National Transition Council (NTC) is deploying a triple tribal, oil and diplomatic strategy to get the better of Muammar Gaddafi.Spokesman for the Libyan Human Rights League (LHRL) in Europe until [. [...]

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LIBYA Politics 10/03/2011

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 [. [...]

LIBYA Politics 03/03/2011

Insurgent soldiers get act together

Insurgent forces opposed to Muammar Gaddafi are organizing themselves in Benghazi. Along with a transitional government set up by former [...]

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LIBYA Politics 24/02/2011

Tribes Key to post-Kadhafi Libya

Deliberately fanned by Muammar Gaddafi to keep himself in power, the tribal flame in Libya remains one of the key factors in the country’s crisis. And it will play an essential role in rebuilding the nation. [...]

LIBYA 21/02/2011

Revolutionary Council implodes

The growing uprising in Libya has sounded the death knell [...]

LIBYA Politics 17/02/2011

Benghazi’s rising opposition

Benghazi has long been a thorn in Colonel Kadhafi ’s side. Libya’s second-largest "Egyptian" city has historically been a hotbed [...]

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LIBYA Politics 10/02/2011

SMS and clubs to quell a riot

Caught off balance by revolutionary winds from Tunisia and Egypt and confronted with an ever-bolder opposition, Muammar Gaddafi is planning a counter-attack - by whipping up the street. His efforts in recent weeks to dampen social unrest (MC 958/956) having [. [...]

LIBYA Politics 03/02/2011

A shaken Kadhafi plans reshuffle

Fearing the fate awaiting Hosni Moubarak, who has always backed his own regime, Muammar Gaddafi is seeking to defuse any [...]

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