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OPINION: Stirring the Conscience of Arabia – By Mohammad Azeemullah
17/5/2012
With each passing day it is getting very difficult to discourse about Arab religion in public least one should be linked to Al-Qaida sympathizers. To the west or to the rest of the world extremism is what Arabs represent and fanaticism is what they breed.

How You Speak - By Huda Biuk
17/5/2012
You’re sitting in a traditional Libyan gathering, sipping red tea and served an array of date-filled and sugar-powdered sweets. The conversations in the room overlap and though it is hard to focus on one in specific, the overall sound has a unique order t

Greek President to Appoint Caretaker Government as Parties Decide on Fresh Elections
16/5/2012
In Greece, final talks to form a coalition government 10 days after the May 6 general elections ended in deadlock on Tuesday, with Greek President Karolos Papoulias failing in his bid to instigate party leaders to form a new government. As such, fresh el

Palestinian Hunger Strike Deal Reached
15/5/2012
About 2,000 prisoners who were on hunger strike have agreed on a deal with Israel to end their fast in return for an easing of their conditions. The deal was reached through Egyptian mediation, the Palestinian militant groups and a prisoners' support grou

UN Peacekeepers Wounded in DR Congo
15/5/2012
Eleven UN peacekeepers in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo were wounded Monday, two of them critically, after villagers opened fire on the troops, a UN spokesman in Kinshasa, Monodje Mounoubai has said.

23 Soldiers Killed in Syrian Clashes
15/5/2012
At least 23 Syrian soldiers died in fierce clashes between regime forces and armed rebels in central Syria on Monday, Syrian Observatory for Human Rights has reported. Dozens more were wounded as three troop carriers were destroyed in the clashes.

Hollande Sworn In as French President, Then Flies to Berlin for Talks With German Chancellor
15/5/2012
 
François Hollande, 57, was sworn in as the President of France Tuesday morning officially succeeding Nicolas Sarkozy on Tuesday. Then a few hours later flew from Paris to Berlin to start immediately the real work of being head of state for talks with Germ

Opinion: The Palestinian Nakba: The Resolve of Memory - By Ramzy Baroud
15/5/2012
Many Palestinians remember and reference al-Nakba, also known as the Catastrophe, on May 15 every year. The event marks the expulsion of nearly a million Palestinians, while their villages were destroyed. The destruction of Palestine in 1947-48 ushered in

A New Column in the Tripoli Post: The Bifocal - By Huda Biuk
14/5/2012
The Tripoli Post is happy to introduce a new Opinion column that will explore the cultural, societal, and sometimes political aspects that make up Libyan society today. From a perspective of a full-blooded Libyan who is experiencing what it means to live

49 Dismembered Bodies Dumped on Mexico Highway
14/5/2012
Forty-nine headless, dismembered bodies were found in Mexico Sunday along a stretch of highway. They were stuffed into plastic bags and dumped on a highway on the edge of the town of San Juan on a road that connects the northern city of Monterrey.

Opinion: In Harmony With Neighbours - By Maryam Hedayat
14/5/2012
From history people have been trying to live together as families, expanding their neighbourhoods. Especially in developing countries, people are more likely to live in groups or clans.

A Workshop Shows Libya Needs World Support in Writing Its Constitution
14/5/2012
 
ibya has indeed suffered considerably under the now defunct regime. In 1973, Gaddafi announced the abolition of the 1951 Libyan constitution in a chaotic event referred to mistakenly as “the cultural revolution”. The country has since then been left in a

Saluting our 'Ladies with the Lamp' - By Prashant Bhatt
14/5/2012
 
12th May is the birth anniversary of Florence Nightingale, who is widely regarded as one of the founders of modern Nursing. Another is from former Yugoslavia but Tripoli is home to her, a place where she lived and worked for 33 years. Still nursing is one

No Breakthrough in Greece Coalition as Crisis Deepens
14/5/2012
The Greek political party leaders emerged late Sunday from emergency cabinet talks with no breakthrough in sight, particularly after the moderate Democratic Left party's rejection to join pro-bailout parties in a coalition without the more radical far lef

JPMorgan Chase Top Executives Set to 'Resign”
14/5/2012
Three high-ranking executives at JPMorgan Chase & Co. - the biggest in the United States by assets - are expected to resign this week following $2bn of losses at the bank's London trading desk. They are not only reportedly involved with a failed hedging

Libyan Aviation Director, Maltese Pilot Receive Awards for Actions During 2011 Libya Conflict
14/5/2012
 
A Libyan aviation company director and a Maltese pilot, described as having shown true grit and courage in their actions during last year's February 17 revolution in Libya, have been rewarded for their actions in the the first ever World Airnews aviation

Two Killed in Mine Blast Crossing Between Egypt and Libya
14/5/2012
Two men, and Egyptian and a Sudanese, were killed Sunday and 29 other people were injured after their convoy that was illegally crossing from Egypt into Libya entered a minefield, a medical source said.

HRW Urges NATO to Investigate Civilian Deaths in Libya in 2011
14/5/2012
 
Leading human rights organisation Human Rights Watch, HRW, has urged NATO to investigate fully dozens of civilian casualtis from air strikes in Libya during last year's campaign that eventually helped the Libyan people to oust Muammar Gaddafi from power a

Man. City Win English Premiership Title After 44 Years in Dramatic Fashion
13/5/2012
 
In an incredible finish to the English Premiership, Manchester City won their first title for 44 years thanks to a goal 90 seconds from time by Argentine striker Sergio Aguero. They scored two goals in stoppage time to send the fans in delirium. They won

Formula 1 - Spanish GP: Maldonado Puts Williams Back on Top After Eight Years After Magnificent Win
13/5/2012
 
Williams driver Pastor Maldonado was the hero of Barcelona on Sunday afternoon. The Venezuelan’s speed in his FW34, first on Saturday when he obtained pole position, and then in Sunday's Spanish Grand Prix race earned him victory on the Catalunya Circuit

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