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LIBYA: Massive evacuations underway
Babylon & BeyondGovernments scrambled by air and sea to pick up citizens stranded by Libya's unrest Tuesday, with thousands crowding the airport to await evacuation and Egyptians gathering at the border to escape the chaos. "The airport was mobbed, you wouldn't believe..... -
LIBYA: YouTube videos show protests in Tripoli's Green Square
Babylon & BeyondVideos surfaced on YouTube in recent hours that depict protests in Tripoli's Green Square, where government loyalists violently descended after Moammar Kadafi's defiant televised speech Tuesday. Thousands of Kadafi's supporters converged in the city's... -
LIBYA: Moammar Kadafi will remain nation's 'big father,' son says
Babylon & BeyondLibyan leader Moammar Kadafi will play a major role in any new regime formed in the country, his son told the Financial Times on Wednesday. "My father would stay as the big father who advises," Saadi Kadafi told the Financial...... -
LIBYA: U.S. coordinating response with U.N., allies; bilateral moves not ruled out
Babylon & BeyondThe deteriorating situation in Libya "demands quick action" and the Obama administration is working with the United Nations and allies to identify options for dealing with the crisis, White House spokesman Jay Carney told reporters Thursday. President... -
LIBYA: U.S.-chartered ferry still blocked in Tripoli, 285 still on board
Babylon & BeyondThe ferry chartered by the U.S. government to evacuate Americans wanting to leave violence-wracked Libya remains docked at Tripoli harbor for a second day, the State Department reported Thursday. The U.S. government statement said 285 passengers were on... -
LIBYA: Evacuations thwarted by weather, panic and deteriorating security
Babylon & BeyondForeign governments' efforts to evacuate tens of thousands of citizens from strife-torn Libya were thwarted for a second day Thursday by a storm off the shores of Tripoli and the panicked throngs besieging the ferry terminal and airport as clashes...... -
LIBYA: Ferry carrying U.S. evacuees leaves Tripoli for Malta
Babylon & BeyondA ferry carrying Americans out of violence-plagued Libya left Tripoli on Friday after nearly three days of delay, a State Department spokesman has confirmed. The M/V Maria Delores, carrying 300 evacuees, more than half of them U.S. citizens, left the........ -
LIBYA: Clashes reported in Tripoli as regime forces fire on protesters
Babylon & BeyondNews agencies in the Libyan capital of Tripoli reported intensified fighting as security forces loyal to embattled strongman Moammar Kadafi shot at protesters converging in central streets after Friday prayers. "Libyan forces shoot protesters: Several... -
LIBYA: White House suspends U.S. Embassy operations in Tripoli, backs sanctions
Babylon & BeyondThe Obama administration has suspended U.S. Embassy operations in the Libyan capital of Tripoli and plans sanctions against the regime of Moammar Kadafi to pressure him to cease using violence against the Libyan people, White House spokesman Jay Carney... -
LIBYA: Son of embattled Moammar Kadafi says regime expects ceasefire soon
Babylon & BeyondForeign journalists in Tripoli under official escort by the regime of Libyan leader Moammar Kadafi were told by his son that the besieged government was hoping for a ceasefire with rebels holding key coastal cities, Reuters news agency reported. Seif........ -
LIBYA: Moammar Kadafi says, 'People of Libya support me,' calls U.N. sanctions 'null and void'
Babylon & BeyondLibyan leader Moammar Kadafi lashed out against international leaders calling for his resignation in an interview with a Serbian television station, and warned that anti-government protesters in the country were "surrounded." In the interview, conducted... -
LIBYA: Map of areas controlled by anti-government forces
Babylon & BeyondView anti-government forces in Libya in a larger map. Note: Blue markers indicate cities controlled by anti-government forces. Yellow markers indicate cities where rebels and government forces are clashing. Red markers indicate cities controlled by the...
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