Latest news Libya
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Sport: Turkey ready for 17th Mediterranean Games
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UfM: high officials Anna Lindh Foundation meet in Malaga
Economic development, investments on the agenda
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Trade: Turkey's mining export reaches USD 2.81 billion
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Art: Young Mediterranean artists at Biennale tomorrow
More than 200 artists in Ancona, many under 30
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Football: Libya playing in Tripoli for first time in 2 years
Tight security for Friday match against Congo
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World Environment Day, EU working in southern Mediterranean
Water resources a regional priority for the European Commission
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Libya: Rasmussen announces NATO training program (refiling)
NATO will help Libya but not deploy troops,delegation to be sent
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Libya: Cyrenaica Council declares autonomy from Tripoli
Thousands take to streets of El Merj to support declaration
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ICC calls for Libya to hand over Saif Gaddafi for trial
On charges of crimes against humanity
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Italy-Egypt: Calenda to Business Forum, relations to grow
Deputy min. Economic development, other markets like Libya key
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Maghreb Union: harmonization of tax systems under exam
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Libya: Bonino meets Ali Zeidan, support for Tripoli
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Arab countries developing weather early warning system
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Awards: PriMed in Marseille on Med documentaries, reports
From June 17 until June 22, 31 videos from 14 countries
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Sport: Turkey to host Mediterranean Games on June 20-30
With a total of 3,043 athletes from 24 countries
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Exhibits: the Herculaneum papyri in Madrid
Beginning in October, at Madrid's Casa del Lector
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Vatican-Israel: Diplomat optimistic on accord
Few obstacles to overcome on Last Supper and others -
Italy-Kosovo: Bonino pledges to advance EU membership
Pristina has Italy's support, amid memories and emotions -
Turkey: Protests with car horns and saucepans against opening of Med games
Erdogan due at opening of Mediterranean games -
Iran: Jewish MP says West needs to reach out to Rohani
US should not repeat mistakes of Khatami era -
Jordan: Euromed youth awards granted
Second edition held on the Dead Sea after Cairo in 2005 -
Tunisia: concern about government bank debts
Sources say as high as $6 billion -
Greece: Chinese investors are eyeing local airports
