May 2004
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…
Arab Leaders Conference: We Will Pursue Reforms in the Arab World - 2004-05-24
The Arab Leaders Conference in Tunisia concluded with a commitment to pursue political and social reforms across the Arab world, emphasizing democracy and women's rights.…
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…
U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Emphasizes Caution in Nuclear Technology Transfer
U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Kenneth Juster met with Pakistani officials to discuss the importance of caution in nuclear technology transfers. This comes amid Pakistan's…
Negotiations on Compensation for the 1986 Berlin Bombing End Without Result
Negotiations between German and Libyan officials regarding compensation for the 1986 Berlin disco bombing ended without agreement. While Libya's charity foundation has consented to pay…
South Africa to Host the 2010 World Cup
FIFA has selected South Africa to host the 2010 World Cup, making it the first African country to do so. The decision was announced by…
U.S. Congress Condemns Iran
The U.S. Congress has passed a resolution condemning Iran for its secret nuclear activities, expressing concerns about its potential to develop nuclear weapons. This resolution,…