Libya Signs to Pay $35 Mln to Berlin Bomb Victims
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Libya signed a deal on Friday to pay  $35 million in compensation for more than 160 victims of a  Berlin nightclub bombing in 1986, taking another major step  toward ending its international isolation.
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A military prosecutor has charged 35 Arab nationals and alleged members of an al-Qaida-linked terror group with plotting to bomb foreign targets in Lebanon, including the Italian and Ukrainian diplomatic missions, judicial officials said Saturday.
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SIRTE, Libya  - European nations should pay 10   billion euros ($12.7 billion dollars) a year to Africa to help   it stop migrants seeking a better life flooding northwards into   Europe, Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi said on Saturday.
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Senior envoys to the 25-nation bloc agreed the move at a meeting in Brussels on Wednesday, diplomatic sources said. The. decision, the latest step in Libya&#39;s improving relations with the West, will
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"The indemnities are financed by international contributions in the form of debt remission"  Several eastern European countries would forgive Libyan debt dating back to the Cold War under a proposal to compensate families whose children were allegedly infected with the AIDS virus by five Bulgarian nurses and a Palestinian doctor, a victims' advocate said Saturday.The six foreign medics have been sentenced to death in the case, and Libyan officials have said a settlement could pave the way for their release.Jailed since 1999, the six deny having infected more than 400 children and say their confessions were extracted under torture. Experts and outside scientific reports have said the children were contaminated as a result of unhygienic conditions at a hospital in the northeastern coastal city of Benghazi. Fifty of the infected children died. Read more
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Libya signed an agreement to pay $35 million in compensation for non-US victims in the 1986 bombing of disco in Berlin, the latest step in Libya&#39;s attempts to put its international pariah status behind it.
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TRIPOLI: Libya signed a deal yesterday to pay $35 million (BD13m) in compensation to mainly German victims of a Berlin nightclub bombing 18 years ago.
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The deal will involve the creation of new mobile phone network with a capacity of 2.5 million phone lines. TRIPOLI: Libya&#39;s state-run post and telecommunications company has signed a 200 million euro ($244
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European nations should pay 10  billion euros ($12.7 billion dollars) a year to Africa to help  it stop migrants seeking a better life flooding northwards into  Europe, Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi said on Saturday.
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BEIRUT -- A military prosecutor has charged 35 Arab nationals and alleged members of an Al Qaeda-linked terror group with plotting to bomb foreign targets in Lebanon, including the Italian and Ukrainian diplomatic missions, judicial officials said yesterday.
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BERLIN A promise of paradise for those who carried out the Nine-Eleven attacks. That's what's in a handwritten document in Arabic that was apparently used as inspiration by the suicide hijackers.
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A senior US diplomat met with Libyan government representatives to discuss the removal of remaining US sanctions on Tripoli ahead of next week's deadline for the measures to be lifted, a move tied to the payment of compensation for the 1988 Lockerbie bombing, State Department officials said.
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Libya formally signed on Friday an agreement to pay $35 million in compensation for more than 160 victims of the bombing of a West Berlin nightclub in 1986, another major step toward ending its international isolation.
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WASHINGTON - US President George W. Bush on Monday removed most economic sanctions on Libya, clearing the way for huge compensation payments to the families of victims of the 1988 Lockerbie bombing.
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A scheme to compensate WWII victims who had their assets seized by Britain has paid out more Â£21m.
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Libya signs a deal agreeing to pay $35m in compensation to non-US victims of a 1986 bomb attack on a Berlin disco.
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The Paris Club of international creditors has agreed to cancel 80 percent of the debt Iraq owes member countries. Officials say the deal, brokered in Berlin, is worth about $33 billion.