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Two planes went down off the coast of Los Angeles on Friday in what could have been an in-flight collision, the Coast Guard said.Though authorities have not been able to confirm the two crashed, a local fisherman reported a downed…

The United Arab Emirates has said that it is ready to supply ground troops to help support and train an international military coalition against Isis in Syria, provided such efforts were led by the United States.Asked whether the…

At least 33 refugees have died after two boats travelling to Greece capsized near Turkey, according to local media.Anadolu, the state-run Turkish news agency reported that 22 people had drowned after a boat capsized near the Greek…

Tripoli-based Court of Appeal adjourned on Sunday morning the trial of Al-Saadi Gaddafi, to March 13, which is nothing new as it has always done so. The Attorney General together with the defense lawyers and other court members were…

The General Director of Libyan Civil Aviation Authority, Yousif Qsaia, has confirmed that embargo on Libyan flights to Carthage airport has been extended for another coming week.Qasia clarified that the Civil Aviation Authority…

The Presidential Council of the Government of National Accord has condemned in a statement Sunday the bombing of Bab Tobruk neighborhood in Derna, which caused civilian deaths and injuries as well as material damage to a number of…

CAIRO — The furor surrounding the death of an Italian student whose body was discovered Wednesday on an Egyptian roadside grew Friday as Italian investigators flew to Cairo to help find his killers, and it emerged that the young man had…

A tribal neutral troops arrived Saturday in Ubari city to deescalate the conflict going on in the city mainly from battalion (456) coming from Wadi Al-Shati amid warm welcomes from the city's residentsThe troops are mainly from…

Building a unity government that represents the entire Libyan nation is no easy task. But with each passing day, our economy deteriorates and it is ordinary people who suffer the most. While the politicians fiddle, Libya burns.Among…

Something strange was happening last August in the maternity wards of Recife, a seaside city perched on Brazil’s easternmost tip, where the country juts into the Atlantic. “Doctors, pediatricians, neurologists, they started finding this…