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ICC calls for war crimes suspect’s release
The ICC’s chief prosecutor has called on the court to make a complaint to the UN about Libya’s failure to hand over war crimes suspect Saif al-Islam.
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Struggling Libyan reformer seeks Lockerbie boost
Libyan leader Moammar Gadaffi’s reformist son is trying to use the homecoming of the Lockerbie bomber to boost his waning prestige.
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Gadaffi’s son mediates on Austrian hostages
A son of Libyan leader Moammar Gadaffi is mediating over two Austrians held by al-Qaeda in North Africa and is hopeful they will be freed soon, an Austrian politician was quoted as saying. Saif al-Islam, who heads the Gadaffi Foundation charity, has been in touch with the kidnappers, said Carinthia governor Joerg Haider.
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Behind Gadaffi’s facade of freedom
On Saturday, Libyan leader Moammar Gadaffi celebrated the 38th anniversary of the military coup in which he ousted the British-backed King Idris. The 65-year-old is no longer a pariah. Libya is certainly changing, yet a week here makes clear that change is far more limited than many seem to think.
