Thu, 24 Feb 2011 Hundreds of U.S. citizens stranded in Libya for a second day as 'rough seas' stifle ... | Boat packed with U.S. citizens may not leave until Friday | Passengers describe scenes of chaos and violence at Tripoli's airport | Area controlled by Gaddafi 'is shrinking' as opposition seizes major city | Hundreds of U.S. citizens are still stranded in Libya this m... | North Africa crisis exposes EU "taboos"on migration (News Feature) | Brussels - Calls for solidarity in the European Union - arguably the most successful international cooperation exercise in modern history - are common. | But a looming migration crisis from North Africa - with Libya's descent into chaos potentially unlocking the main ... | Some 4,500 Chinese flee Libya by ship, high winds and rough seas strand Americans in Tripoli | IRAKLIO, Crete - Two ferries carrying 4,500 Chinese workers from strife-torn Libya arrived at the Mediterranean island of Crete on Thursday, despite rough seas that left hundreds of Americans stranded on a docked ferry in Tripoli. | Passengers smiled and waved from th... | Obama Condemns Libya Amid Stalled Evacuation | WASHINGTON — President Obama broke four days of silence on Wednesday to “strongly condemn” the Libyan government’s violent crackdown on protesters and said his administration was considering a range of responses to the bloody clashes unfold... | 4,500 Chinese escape Libya by sea; Americans stuck | MARMARIS, Turkey - Two ferries braved rough seas Thursday to evacuate 4,500 Chinese workers from Libya's eastern port of Benghazi, but high winds to the west left hundreds of Americans stranded on a docked ferry in Tripoli. | As tens of thousands of foreigners sought ... | updatedFlight to airlift Canadians from Libya cancelled Beginning of Story Content | A plane that was set to fly to Libya from Rome on Thursday and pick up Canadians seeking to escape the violence of the troubled region has been cancelled. | An airport official from Rome told the CBC's Adrienne Arsenault that the problem is ... | Ferry carrying Americans can't leave Libya | VALLETTA, Malta—Americans trying to flee the chaos of Libya's uprising are stuck waiting aboard a ferry because of rough seas. | The 600-passenger ferry at Tripoli's As-shahab port, which has been chartered by the U.S. government, was supposed to leave for Malta... | 4,500 Chinese escape Libya by sea; Americans stuck | MARMARIS, Turkey -- Two ferries braved rough seas Thursday to evacuate 4,500 Chinese workers from Libya's eastern port of Benghazi, but high winds to the west left hundreds of Americans stranded on a docked ferry in Tripoli. | As tens of thousands of foreigners sought... | 4,500 Chinese escape Libya by sea; Americans stuck | MARMARIS, Turkey - Two ferries braved rough seas Thursday to evacuate 4,500 Chinese workers from Libya's eastern port of Benghazi, but high winds to the west left hundreds of Americans stranded on a docked ferry in Tripoli. | As tens of thousands of foreigners sought ... | LEADALL: Amid rising violence, thousands evacuated from Libya | As the revolt continued against the regime of Moamer Gaddafi, countries around the world continued to evacuate thousands of people from Libya on Thursday, with the evacuees bringing with them eyewitness accounts of the bloodshed taking place. | 'It's a civil war,' was... | Libyan ambassador to Malta: Foreign militants involved in revolt | Valletta, Malta - Libya's ambassador to Malta on Thursday said some 2,500 foreign 'operatives,' many linked to al-Qaeda, were involved in revolts against Libyan leader Moamer Gaddafi. | Saadun Suayeh, unlike some of Libya's ambassadors in other countries has, remains ... | Libya crisis drives Fleet Street to war | The press were quick to criticise the UK reaction to the unrest but why have they turned so quickly on their own government? The first Britons have begun arriving back from Libya after flights were arranged to bring them home. Photograph: Andy Rain/EPA | I know, I kno... | | |
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