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Libyan PM Freed After Being Held For Hours By Gunmen
Libyan’s Prime Minister Ali Zeidan speaks to the media during a news conference in Rabat, Morocco, on Tuesday, two days before he was abducted.
Libya approves U.S. operations to get Benghazi suspects
The Libyan government has given the United States “tacit approval” to conduct missions inside Libya to capture suspects involved in the terror attack on the diplomatic compound in Benghazi, a senior U.S. official told CNN.
Libyan PM Ali Zeidan calls for foreign help on militancy
Libyan Prime Minister Ali Zeidan has called on Western powers to help stop the spread of militancy in his country.
Tunisia: Security Issues Discussed As Interim PM Meets His Libyan Counterpart
Tunis — Libyan Prime Minister Ali Zeidan arrived, on Tuesday in Tunis, from Morocco for a short visit as part of a Maghreb tour.
US Firms Eye Late Entry Into Libyan Defense Market
WASHINGTON — The Libyan government, which may offer a prime opportunity for US contractors as a country rich in natural resources and with limited military equipment, is reaching out to companies in a bid to attract them to a nation that is still taboo to many US politicians.