Libyan judge who ordered arrest of Qaddafi’s interior minister killed

Michael Schobel

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Libyan judge who ordered arrest of Qaddafi’s interior minister killed »

Libyan judge Jumaa Hassan al-Jazwi, who ordered the arrest of Moamer Qaddafi’s ex-interior minister after he defected to lead rebels last year and died in mysterious circumstances, was murdered on Thu...

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Euro Crisis News Overview

2:20 PM  -  Public

Via +Philippe Vaccaro

Kaiser Bill would approve. A hundred years after he tried and failed, his heirs – a woman on top – have achieved mastery over Europe. And without firing a single shot – what an irony. Those nice pacifist Germans who refused to bomb Libya and to join the war against Saddam Hussein, who now polish their BMWs instead of their jackboots – these predators-turned-pussycats are now credited with fabulous, indeed planetary, power.

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Mrs Merkel's Germany is Europe's one musketeer »

The German chancellor's critics should stop accusing her of Teutonic arrogance. Why should she take on everyone's debts?

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Susan Jordan

12:33 PM  -  Public

Snatched and detained: Libya's jungle law »

TRIPOLI (Reuters) - Abdulnasser Ruhuma was asleep in his bed when the militia fighters barged into his Tripoli home. The shouting woke the Libyan bank worker and he rushed downstairs to find around 40...

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ICC's Libyan crisis shows Saif Gaddafi should be tried in The Hague

The Guardian  -  8:55 AM

The current arrest in Libya of four officials of the international criminal court is quite clearly a violation of international law. The four were in Libya to meet with Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, the son of the former Libyan leader, who has been charged with war crimes as a result of an ...

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Jun21: Australian minister Bob Carr to visit #Libya to seek ICC lawyer’s release »

Australian minister to visit Libya to seek ICC lawyer's release ». Australian Foreign Minister Bob Carr will visit Libya to personally push for the release of detained International Criminal Court (IC...