Arabic News Weekly Edition for Libya, 5/30/2005
Weekly Edition, Libya - Week of May 30, 2005
- Demands for Libya to disclose fate of kidnapped journalist
The Human rights monitor foundation appealed the Libyan authorities to disclose the fate of the Libyan journalist Deif al-Ghazzele who was kidnapped by unidentified persons in Benghazi city on on May 21. Libya, Politics, 6/4/2005 - Europe cooperates with Libya to limit illegal migration Libya-European Union, Politics, 6/4/2005
- Qathafi meets Eritrea's president Libya-Eritrea, Politics, 6/3/2005
- France proposes to help Libya in developing nuclear energy
The French foreign ministry announced yesterday that Paris will shortly propose to Libya a plan to develop a peaceful program for nuclear energy. Libya-France, Politics, 6/1/2005 - Libyan court adjourned Bulgarian nurses case sentence
The Libyan supreme court announced that Libya postponed, until November 15, reconsidering the appeal proposed by five Bulgarian nurses and one Palestinian doctor facing death penalty over being the reason for infecting 400 children with HIV virus, of whom 47 children died as a result of AIDS. Libya-Bulgaria, Politics, 6/1/2005 - Libyan efforts to reform United Nations
The Libyan Secretary of the General Peoples Committee for Foreign Liaison and International Cooperation met in Tripoli Monday morning with the ambassadors of Italy, China, Argentina, Turkey, Pakistan, Spain and South Korea accredited to the Great Jamahiriya whose countries represent "the Group of State Union for Consensus on UN Reform." Libya-UN, Politics, 5/31/2005 - Qathafi thanked for his efforts to solve North African problems Libya-Regional, Politics, 5/31/2005
- Libya postpones release of Muslim Brothers detainees
News reports in Libya said that the Libyan authorities had postponed the release of Muslim Brothers members detained by it, due Sunday. This, however, was due to reasons pertinent to special arrangements. Libya, Politics, 5/30/2005 - President of Bulgaria meets Qathafi, Shalqam expects solution for nurses crisis
The Bulgarian president Georgi Barvanov met with the Libyan leader Mu'ammar al-Qathafi in Tripoli in an attempt to end the crisis of the Bulgarian nurses who are accused of injecting hundreds of Libyan children with HIV virus. Libya-Bulgaria, Politics, 5/30/2005 - Mubarak tackles Darfur situation with Gaddafi on phone Egypt-Libya, Politics, 5/30/2005