Libya
June 13, 2000
Two European and three Far Eastern firms recently placed bids for a contract to construct and manage four vehicle assembly plants in Libya. The contract, involving construction of four assembly plant
June 10, 2000
Judges in the Lockerbie trial have ordered an urgent inquiry into translation facilities after complaints from the two Libyan defendants, reported the
June 7, 2000
Libyan international soccer star Saadi Kadhafi, son of the Libyan leader Colonel Moamer Kadhafi, will play for Maltese champions Birkirkara next seaso
June 2, 2000
A key prosecution witness at the Lockerbie bombing trial has been accused of changing his opinion of the facts to suit his theory of how Pan Am flight
June 1, 2000
An explosives expert has told the Lockerbie trial the bomb on Pan Am Flight 103 could not have been in a suitcase on the floor of a cargo container, r
Fifty African Foreign Minister met in Tripoli Wednesday to discuss a formula for regional unity, a Libyan official source said. In an opening speech,
May 31, 2000
An Iranian delegation including trade and industry officials arrived in Tripoli Tuesday for talks with Libyan officials on ways of enhancing economic
Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan arrived in Libya Tuesday leading a large delegation from his movement, Libyan television reported. It did speci
May 29, 2000
Libya is showing interest in purchasing arms and ammunition from Pakistan, said Iran News Agency (IRNA), quoting a report published by the Karachi-bas
May 28, 2000
A secret file by the British domestic intelligence service known as MI5 has revealed how the IRA was funded by Libya "to wage a terrorism campaign in
May 27, 2000
An air accident investigator has told the Lockerbie trial there was a significant mathematical error in the official report on the disaster, according
May 25, 2000
Air accident investigators are due to give evidence Thursday in the trial of two Libyans accused of bombing Pan Am Boeing 747 over the Scottish town o
May 24, 2000
The trial of two Libyans accused of bombing a Boeing 747 over Lockerbie in 1988, killing 270 people, resumed Wednesday after a 13-day break and techni
May 23, 2000
The resumption of the trial of two Libyans accused of bombing a Boeing 747 in 1988, killing 270 people, was delayed Tuesday because of technical probl
May 20, 2000
Relatives of victims of the Lockerbie disaster have had a plea for cash aid to attend the trial of the two accused in the Netherlands rejected, report