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Mohammed Abbas
France steps up efforts for Libya no-fly zone
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Mohammed Abbas
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14 Mar 2011
France is stepping up efforts to persuade world powers to impose a no-fly zone over Libya, as Muammar Gaddafi's troops battled rebel fighters.
UK, France spearhead drive for Libya no-fly zone
Article
Mohammed Abbas
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8 Mar 2011
Britain and France spearheaded a drive at the United Nations for a no-fly zone over Libya after Muammar Gaddafi's warplanes attacked rebels.
Libyan rebels win battle in west, push on from east
Article
Maria Golovnina
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Mohammed Abbas
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5 Mar 2011
Libyan forces closed in on the western town of Zawiyah on Saturday after rebels drove them from the centre in fierce fighting.
Gaddafi forces surge, rebels gain in east Libya
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Mohammed Abbas
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5 Mar 2011
Muammar Gaddafi's forces wrested back part of a town in western Libya from rebels, but his foes said they had seized the oil port of Ras Lanuf.
Gaddafi bombs oil areas, faces crimes probe
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Mohammed Abbas
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3 Mar 2011
Muammar Gaddafi struck at rebel control of a key Libyan coastal road for a second day on Thursday but received a warning he would be held to account.
Terrorism, cyberwarfare eyed in UK defence strategy
Article
Mohammed Abbas
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Rhys Jones
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15 Oct 2010
Terrorism and cyberwarfare will probably top a list of possible threats to Britain next week as the government seeks to justify major defence cuts.
Tube strike disrupts British capital
Article
Mohammed Abbas
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4 Oct 2010
London commuters struggled to get to work on Monday as workers on the British capital's underground rail network held their second strike in a month.
‘Bigot’ gaffe haunts UK PM before TV poll debate
Article
Mohammed Abbas
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29 Apr 2010
Gordon Brown goes into a debate on Thursday trying to rescue his party while fending of a gaffe in which he called one of his voters "bigoted".
UK parties eye social issues to break poll deadlock
Article
Mohammed Abbas
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27 Apr 2010
Britain's main political parties turned their focus to crime, health and childcare on Tuesday.
Iraq provinces angle for role in energy deals
Article
Mohammed Abbas
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Fadhel Al-Badrani
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22 Jul 2009
Two Iraqi provinces are jostling for greater influence in awarding energy contracts to foreign firms.
Banking on security in Baghdad
Article
Mohammed Abbas
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30 Jun 2009
Iraq's private sector is weak and basic, and for most Iraqis commerce is still cash-based.
Iraq’s Shi’ites in voting vs religion controversy
Article
Mohammed Abbas
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27 Jan 2009
A pilgrimage could prevent thousands of Iraq's Shi'ite Muslims from voting in an upcoming election.
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