Libya 'begins disco bomb payment'
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Libya begins paying $35m compensation to non-US victims of the 1986 Berlin bombing, a German lawyer says.
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Libya's leader, Muammar Gaddafi, says it has not been properly compensated for giving up nuclear weapons.
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VANDERBIJLPARK, South Africa  - A businessman  suspected by German prosecutors of helping Libya try to acquire  atomic weapons in 2001 appeared in court in South Africa on  Thursday on charges of trafficking nuclear material.
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Â· Islamist trio had 700kg of explosives say officialsÂ· US bases, pubs and airport said to be on target list
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Assets of a murdered loyalist paramilitary leader exceeding Â£1m are seized in the first action of its kind.
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Freed from sanctions, Libyans are rushing to the shops. Goods long denied are flying off the shelves as pro-market reforms and a petrodollar windfall combine to turn those with sufficient savings into compulsive consumers.
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As the immediate security threat at British airports wanes, airlines are beginning to count the multimillion dollar cost of the terrorist alert &#151; and consider who should pay.
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TRIPOLI, Libya  - Libya signed an agreement to pay a total of &#36;35 million US (&#36;45.4 million Cdn) in compensation for non-U.S. victims of a 1986 Berlin hotel bombing.
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Friday marks the deadline for radical groups, thought to be planning a coup, to turn themselves in.
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Deals are being sought to allow the UK to deport terror suspects to their home countries.
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Libya has missed its first payment under a $35 million compensation deal for 168 non-U.S. victims of a 1986 Berlin disco bombing, a German lawyer said Wednesday.
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A Bulgarian solicitor has criticized the Libyan suggestion for paying cash for the possible repealing of the death sentences of the five Bulgarian nurses.
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A man accused of plotting a bombing campaign has told a court that fertiliser explosive he bought was to be sent to Pakistan.
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A financial deal is reportedly reached in the case of foreign medics on death row for infecting Libyan children with HIV,
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Top news: 5 December 2004, Sunday. Libya is ready to discuss the possible repealing of the death sentences of the five Bulgarian nurses but only after Bulgaria offers financial compensations.
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Former Liberian president Charles Taylor sold conflict diamonds to known al-Qaeda operatives that may have been used to finance the September 11 attacks on the United States, according to a confidential report from the UN-backed war crimes court in Sierra Leone.
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Funds from the frozen bank accounts of  suspected terrorists should be used to compensate victims of  attacks, security officials at a Saudi-hosted conference urged  Monday.