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Unicredit also has an eye on Benghazi

Britain’s HSBC isn’t the only international bank to see market potential in "free" Libya and its "capital," Benghazi. HSBC, which [...] (191 words)

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Battle within coalition to “finish the job”

Kadhafi’s last wild cards

Shokri Ghanem

How to unfreeze Kadhafi’s assets

Proeminent French Lawyers in Tripoli

No successor to Kadhafi in sight

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