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Google News: News Summary from the US/InternationAl Press on the Libyan Crisis - by Morgan ...
[Tripoli Post] - The spokesman, Mousa Ibrahim, said NATO had stepped up its attacks around the country, apparently in response to the rebel leaders' criticism. “It seems they felt sorry for these guys crying on TV and they had a wave of attacks,” Mr. Ibrahim said
Leaked clip and 'wifely duties' excite the House
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[AsiaOne] - "In Islam, wives are supposed to stop whatever they are doing to fulfill their husbands' demands," Ibrahim said, to the ire of women groups nationwide. Extension) Bill 2010, the Merchant Shipping (Oil Pollution) (Amendment) Bill and the
Guardian: Libyan minister to take Turkish peace plan to Gaddafi
[The Guardian] - However, that concern is rapidly receding among western diplomats dispatched to Benghazi to deal with the rebels who say that they have been impressed by a commitment to creating a free and democratic society. Libyan spokesman Musa Ibrahim said he was
Bumi Eyes Early Payment of China Debt
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[Jakarta Globe] - The demand will increase as some European countries plan on shutting down their ageing nuclear reactors. South Korea and Japan are also converting to coal power plants, Ibrahim said, especially after the tsunami and earthquake in Japan.
NATO investigates reports of Libyan 'friendly-fire' incident
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[Deutsche Welle] - "We think he is very important to lead any transition to a democratic and transparent model," Ibrahim said. "How Libya is governed, this is a different matter. What kind of political system is implemented in the country? This is negotiable, we can talk
Unit speeds up divorce procedures in Syariah Court
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[The Borneo Post] - Deputy Minister in the Prime Minister's Department Datuk Dr Mashitah Ibrahim said with the BSK in place, all divorced women or single mothers could refer their problems to the BSK, which would assist them in getting judicial enforcement or Syariah
MP explains why men have affairs
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[Herald Sun] - "But when they come home to their wives, they will say, 'wait, I'm cooking,' or 'wait, I'm getting ready to visit relatives'," Ibrahim said. "In Islam, wives are supposed to stop everything to fulfil their husband's demands.
Nomination day in Miri smooth sailing
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[The Borneo Post] - Miri police chief ACP Jamaluddin Ibrahim said everything went smoothly. “We are happy all the parties and their supporters have been given us their full support,” he said when met by reporters at Miri Indoor Stadium.
Chance for indie bands to strike it big with RockERA DiGi
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[The Borneo Post] - Operations manager for AMP Sarawak Iza Ibrahim said that so far, about 20 bands have registered with more bands in the process of submitting their demos. She also revealed that some of the bands which have been shortlisted include those who are
Syria Kurd leader vows to keep up democracy struggle
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[Jerusalem Post] - By REUTERS AMMAN - Syria's Kurds will continue a nonviolent struggle for civic rights and democracy to replace autocratic rule despite a decree to grant disenfranchised Kurds citizenship, Kurdish leader Habib Ibrahim said on Thursday.
Food festival will be 'bigger and better' than last year
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[The Bolton News] - The four-day market, held last weekend, saw traders from as far afield as China, Thailand, India, Mexico and South Africa joining sellers from France, Germany, Italy, Spain and Greece to entice shoppers into the town centre. Cllr Ibrahim said: “The
'More countries need to recognise the Libyan rebel council'
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[Malta Independent Online] - Libyan government spokesman Moussa Ibrahim said any changes must be led by Col Gaddafi, who has ruled the country for more than four decades. “We could have any political system, any changes: Constitution, election, anything, but the leader has to lead
What's behind former Libyan FM's resignation?
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[Xinhua] - A day later, Libyan government spokesman Mussa Ibrahim said Koussa had asked for permission to rest because he was very ill, and the resignation was a "personal issue." The vague remarks were followed by Gaddafi's son Saif's unyielding words on Tuesday
Official: Reform possible if Gadhafi leads
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[UPI.com] - Speaking in Tripoli, Ibrahim said Gadhafi was "a safety valve for the country to remain together." Libya was open to political reform, including "elections, referendums, anything," Ibrahim said, as long as Gadhafi was at the helm.
Google News: Libyan Government 'Ready' to Discuss Reforms, But With Qathafi as Leader'
[Tripoli Post] - Libya is ready to negotiate reforms, such as elections or a referendum, but only its own people can decide whether Muammar Al Qathafi should stay on as leader, government spokesman Moussa Ibrahim said in Tripoli. While Libyan state TV Monday evening
Tunnel work puts business in a hole
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[Brisbane Times] - Even though those car parks would be used by night shift workers, between 7pm and 7am, Mr Ibrahim said it would have a major impact on Botanical's business. "It is for weddings. Our big business is weddings. This whole venue has been designed that way
Iraq Receives Wheat, Rice From US, Australia, Thailand
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[Bloomberg] - Eight ships delivered the wheat from US and Australian suppliers and four more boats unloaded the rice imports from Thailand at the southern port of Umm Qasr, Ibrahim said in an e- mailed statement. The board in February signed 12 contracts to buy
Google News: Libyans Angered by Fuel, Food Shortages, reports
[Tripoli Post] that started February 15, and Western sanctions and air strikes, are reported to have begun to openly predict a change in the leadership, particularly after the government's spokesman Moussa Ibrahim said Libya was ready for a "political solution".
Libyan Oil Minister Suggests Change at Top Is Inevitable
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[Wall Street Journal] - The comments were echoed later Monday as government spokesman Moussa Ibrahim said the regime was considering proposals that could pave the way for Col. Moammar Gadhafi to relinquish power. But Mr. Ibrahim also said Col. Gadhafi was needed at the top as
Libya ready to talk about resolving conflict
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[Detroit Free Press] - NASSER NASSER/Associated Press BY FLAVIA KRAUSE-JACKSON AND PATRICK DONAHUE ROME -- The Libyan government is calling for an international dialogue to resolve the conflict, and offering elections and political reforms, spokesman Moussa Ibrahim said at a
Forces loyal to Gaddaffi push into east of Brega: TV
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[Xinhua] the country is open to political reforms and elections, but Muammar Gaddafi must remain as the Libyan leader. "We are ready for political solutions: constitution, election, anything, but the leader has to lead this forward," Mussa Ibrahim said.
Gadhafi government rejects truce
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[UPI.com] - Moussa Ibrahim said there would be no truce with the rebels, who he said "are making impossible demands." "If this is not mad, I don't know what is," he said. "We will not leave our cities. We are the government, not them." Ibrahim's flat rejection of
Senators express concern over petroleum price hike
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[Business Recorder] - Ibrahim said that half of the country's petroleum requirement is being met through domestic exploration. He said that the government has already increased fuel prices last month and there is no justification to increase fuel prices further. Prof.
Libyan defector has 'secrets to tell,' analyst says
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[CNN International] - He did not tell the Libyan government he was planning to quit before he arrived in Britain, Libyan government spokesman Mousa Ibrahim said Thursday. But Ibrahim downplayed the defection itself, saying Moussa was an old man in poor health who had not
Libya Says Defector Koussa Had Been Granted 'Sick Leave'
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[Bloomberg] - Ibrahim said today that the Libyan government gave permission for Koussa to leave the country for health reasons and suggested that the minister could no longer handle the pressure of the crisis. “He did not notify us prior to his resignation;
Google News: Rumors fly in Tripoli as second official scrams
[SanFranciscoSentinel.com] - “Colonel Qaddafi is surrounded by many people who admire him and are prepared to work with him and under his leadership,” Mr. Ibrahim said. He said that Mr. Koussa would be replaced by “someone good and efficient,” but he declined to identify a
Google News: Libya Govt. Thought Defected Mussa Kussa Went to Tunisia for Medical Treatment
[Tripoli Post] - Talking for the first time to the press about the defection of former Libyan Foreign Minister Mussa Kussa, to the UK, Libyan government spokesman Moussa Ibrahim said he understood that Mr Kussa had resigned. Initially, the Libyan government denied that
More Senior Libyans 'To Defect Within Days'
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[Sky News] - Libyan government spokesman Moussa Ibrahim said Mr Kusa had been given permission to leave the country on the grounds of ill health. Libyan opposition fighters helped by coalition air strikes. "He asked for sick leave because he had diabetes and high
Spokesman: Gaddafi will stay in Libya 'until the end'
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[Jerusalem Post] - Asked if the Libyan leader and his sons were still in the country, government spokesman Mussa Ibrahim said: "Rest assured, we are all here. We will remain here until the end. This is our country. We are strong on every front.
Middlesbrough asylum-seeker teen kicked out of Acklam Grange School
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[Gazette Live] - Ibrahim said the first he knew about the investigation was when he read it in a national newspaper. He said: “Someone rang me and told me about it. So I went out to get the paper and was so shocked. In the space of one hour I had 240 messages on
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