U.S. Oil Companies Back in Libya
Occidental Petroleum says that it will resume operations in Libya after 19 years now that it has been given 9 exploration blocks there. Libya was off limits to U.S. companies in the past, but last...
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Laptops for Libya
One Laptop Per Child, a U.S. based nonprofit organization has come to terms on an agreement with the Libyan government that will provide low-cost educational laptop computers by 2008 to the country’s...
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Libya Protest Tweets Mapped Using Google Maps
An activist has put together a Google Maps mashup, mapping out tweets from those involved in the protests in Libya. On the map page, the description reads: "This map has been created by compiling...
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Mohammed Gaddafi Captured While Speaking With Live TV
The incredible video that’s coming up in this article comes courtesy of The Telegraph, and while it’s only in the audio format, it’s very clear what’s going on. Simply put, it’s the live feed of Libyan...
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Google Maps Acknowledges Libyan Rebels
It’s likely most average Joes view the concept of maps, especially online services like Google Maps, MapQuest, etc, as benign objects designed to get people from one place to another, or, perhaps, give...
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Muammar Gaddafi Dead According To Reports: Twitter Reacts
According to the National Transitional Council in Libya, the current de-facto rulers of Libya, former leader Muammar Gaddafi has succumbed to multiple wounds and died. Apparently, Gaddafi was captured...
View ArticleNew Gaddafi Capture Video Hits The Web
It’s been four days since the death of former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, and a new video of his capture has hit the internet. It’s the clearest video yet of the moments after Libyan rebels took him...
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Christopher Stevens Dies at 52, U.S. Ambassador to Libya
The violence and bloodshed currently happening in Libya has cost many lives, and now, Christopher Stevens, the American Ambassador to Libya is one of them. Stevens died on September 11th of 2012. Prior...
View ArticleNakoula Basseley Nakoula Arrested, Held Without Bail
Nakoula Basseley Nakoula was arrested yesterday in California on the charge of a parole violation. Nakoula is the man behind the controversial anti-Muslim film “Innocence Of Muslims”, which has spurred...
View ArticleFrench Embassy Bombed in Tripoli
Just over one week after bombers detonated two explosives near the finish line of the Boston Marathon, the French Embassy in Tripoli has now been bombed. According to a Reuters report, a car bomb...
View ArticleNavy SEALs Somalia Assault Raises Strategic Questions
Yesterday, Navy SEAL Team Six raided an al-Shabaab HQ in Barawe, Somalia. Although none of the SEALs were killed in the assault, a series of conflicting reports about the raid’s target were released,...
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Libya Strike Ends 15-Year Hunt for Abu Anas al-Libi
“Members of al-Qa’ida and other terrorist organizations literally can run but they can’t hide,” Secretary of State John Kerry said in reference to this weekend’s US military raids aimed at al-Shabaab...
View ArticleLibyan Prime Minister Zeidan Kidnapped
Earlier this morning Libyan Prime Minister Ali Zeidan was kidnapped. Though the story is still developing, it has been confirmed by an aide to Prime Minister Zeidan that the story is indeed true. It is...
View ArticleUS Navy SEALs Take Over Rogue Libyan Oil Tanker
United States Special Forces took over an oil-filled commercial tanker that left a rebel-controlled Libyan port. The raid was intended to foil the rebels’ plans to sell petroleum on the global market....
View ArticleBenghazi Suspect Stirs Up US Justice System
On June 15, special operations forces in Libya captured Ahmed Abu Khatallah, the suspected mastermind behind the September 11, 2012 terrorist attack on the American embassy in Benghazi, Libya – an...
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Libya Protest Tweets Mapped Using Google Maps
An activist has put together a Google Maps mashup, mapping out tweets from those involved in the protests in Libya. On the map page, the description reads: "This map has been created by compiling...
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Mohammed Gaddafi Captured While Speaking With Live TV
The incredible video that’s coming up in this article comes courtesy of The Telegraph, and while it’s only in the audio format, it’s very clear what’s going on. Simply put, it’s the live feed of Libyan...
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Google Maps Acknowledges Libyan Rebels
It’s likely most average Joes view the concept of maps, especially online services like Google Maps, MapQuest, etc, as benign objects designed to get people from one place to another, or, perhaps, give...
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Muammar Gaddafi Dead According To Reports: Twitter Reacts
According to the National Transitional Council in Libya, the current de-facto rulers of Libya, former leader Muammar Gaddafi has succumbed to multiple wounds and died. Apparently, Gaddafi was captured...
View ArticleNew Gaddafi Capture Video Hits The Web
It’s been four days since the death of former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, and a new video of his capture has hit the internet. It’s the clearest video yet of the moments after Libyan rebels took him...
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