#Libya takes steps toward democracy , India declined to sell N-tech to Iran, Iraq & Libya

Pro Bike Roma

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A rebel with a bike celebrates the liberation of al-Qawalish, Libya,after 6h of battle. Gaia Anderson Ass Press, by boston.com

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Robby Ball

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Thursday: #Libya Libyan Authorities Retake Control of #Tripoli's international airport »

So when is it going to be enough? When will the citizens who fund these atrocities decide that they can no longer dodge their responsibility and demand that they stop? Are citizens not responsible for...

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Libya takes steps toward democracy

Washington Post  -  Yesterday 7:33 PM

THE CLAIM that the NATO-backed overthrow of Moammar Gaddafi has produced little but chaos in Libya got a boost on Monday when gunmen briefly took over Tripoli's international airport, fired a few shots and grounded the international airliners that only recently had begun to arrive.

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India declined to sell nuclear technology to Iran, Iraq and Libya in the 1980s in spite of being offered “huge” sums of money, said a leading defence journal.

India declined to sell N-tech to Iran, Iraq & Libya - GlobalDefence.net - Streitkräfte der Welt World's Armed Forces »

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Michael Schobel

Yesterday 10:34 AM  -  Public

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Ease of militia takeover of Tripoli airport raises questions »

A senior Libyan official says a “miscommunication” was responsible for militia shutting down Tripoli’s international airport on Monday, the latest challenge to the interim government’s authority.