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View Timeline →Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, son of former Libyan leader, killed in Libya
Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, the son of the former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, has been reported killed in Libya. This event involves the Gaddafi family and…
Russian Forces Advance in Donetsk Province of Ukraine
Russian forces are advancing in Donetsk province, particularly around Pokrovsk, leading to civilian evacuations and significant destruction. Survivors recount harrowing experiences as the city becomes…
Jean-Michel Jarre's Efforts to Claim His Father's Inheritance
Jean-Michel Jarre is taking legal action to claim his inheritance after being denied access to his late father's estate. The French courts rejected his request…
UNESCO: A Journalist is Killed Every Five Days Worldwide
UNESCO reports that a journalist is killed every five days globally, with significant casualties in conflict zones like Syria and Iraq. The report highlights the…
The Best Low-Cost Airlines in the World
AirAsia has been ranked as the best low-cost airline in the world for 2015, providing affordable travel options primarily for students and workers. Norwegian Air…
Dozens Killed in Passenger Plane Crash in Russia
A FlyDubai Boeing 737 crashed in Rostov-on-Don, Russia, killing all 62 people on board. The cause is under investigation, with initial reports suggesting pilot error…
President Bush Says America is Safer Due to His Policies - 2004-07-12
President Bush claimed that his policies have made America safer, citing the liberation of Afghanistan and the Iraq war as key factors in reducing threats.…
Under the Microscope: Commemoration of Ronald Reagan; Western Countries' Confrontation with Iran; Assassination Plot Against the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia
The article discusses the commemoration of Ronald Reagan by the American people, the ongoing confrontation between Western nations and Iran over its nuclear program, and…
North Korea Denies Uranium Exports to Libya - 2004-05-29
North Korea has refuted claims that it exported uranium to Libya, as reported by the New York Times, which cited evidence from the IAEA. The…
Muammar Gaddafi Disagrees with Arab League Agenda in Tunisia - 2004-05-22
Muammar Gaddafi has expressed his disagreement with the agenda of the Arab League summit in Tunisia and threatened to withdraw Libya from the organization. The…
Australia Opens Diplomatic Office in Libya - 2004-05-17
Australia is reopening its diplomatic office in Libya after 17 years, appointing a consul in Tripoli due to strong economic relations. This move marks a…
Libya Signs Additional Protocol to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty
Libya has signed the Additional Protocol to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, allowing for surprise inspections by the IAEA. This move follows a resolution condemning Libya's…
IAEA Expresses Deep Concern Over Iran's Nuclear Program - 2004-03-08
The IAEA has voiced serious concerns regarding Iran's nuclear program, rejecting Iran's call to cease inspections. Mohamed ElBaradei emphasized the need for transparency from both…
Libya's Chemical Weapons Stockpile Includes Over 20 Tons of Mustard Gas - 2004-03-05
Libya disclosed that it has over 20 tons of mustard gas as part of its chemical weapons stockpile while trying to improve relations with the…
Libya Begins Destruction of Thousands of Bombs - 2004-02-27
Libya has started destroying thousands of bombs intended for chemical warfare, with a deadline set by the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons. The…
The United States Lifts Travel Ban on American Citizens to Libya
The United States has lifted the travel ban on its citizens to Libya, marking a step towards normalizing relations after Libya's commitment to abandon weapons…
Libya Once Again Accepts Responsibility for the Lockerbie Explosion - 2004-02-26
Libya has reaffirmed its acceptance of responsibility for the Lockerbie bombing while the Prime Minister claims that compensation to victims' families does not equate to…
China's Concern Over U.S. Media Reports Regarding the Origin of Libya's Nuclear Weapons - 2004-02-17
China is worried about U.S. media reports claiming that nuclear weapon designs from China were found in Libya. The Chinese Foreign Ministry has not confirmed…
Restoration of U.S. Diplomatic Presence in Libya - 2004-02-11
The U.S. has resumed its diplomatic presence in Libya after years of hostility, with one diplomat currently stationed at the Belgian embassy in Tripoli. This…
Bush: Saddam - A Dangerous Madman Who Could Produce Nuclear Weapons - 2004-02-09
In a 2004 NBC interview, President George Bush defended the Iraq war, labeling Saddam Hussein as a dangerous madman capable of producing weapons of mass…