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Monthly Archives: August 2013

SEIF AL-ISLAM GADDAFI TO STAND TRIAL FOR MURDER IN LIBYA

August 27, 2013by TJ Research Clinic

Late Libyan dictator Moammar Gadhafi’s son and his spy chief were charged on Tuesday with murder in relation to the country’s 2011 civil war and are set to stand trial, […]

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Libya

ARAB LEAGUE URGES UN-BACKED ACTION IN SYRIA

August 27, 2013by TJ Research Clinic

Arab League foreign ministers have urged the international community and the United Nations to take “deterrent” action against the Syrian regime over its alleged use of chemical weapons.  “The United […]

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Syria

TRIAL BEGINS FOR PRESIDENCY MOSQUE CASE

August 26, 2013by TJ Research Clinic

The specialized Penal Court in the capital Sana’a began on Monday the hearing, under chairmanship of Judge Hilal Hamed Mahfal, for the trial of 57 accused in the Presidency Mosque […]

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Yemen

COURT ORDERS MUBARAK’S RELEASE

August 21, 2013by TJ Research Clinic

The North Cairo Court ordered the release on Wednesday of former president Hosni Mubarak in the so-called “Ahram gifts” case, in which Mubarak allegedly accepted $11m worth of gifts, including […]

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Egypt, Mubarak trial

Yemen: Yemeni government issues apology for civil war

Featuredby TJ Research Clinic

The Yemeni government on Wednesday issued a public apology to southern separatists and northern Shi’ite Muslim rebels for wars waged against them during former President Ali Abdullah Saleh’s rule. The […]

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Yemen

EGYPT’S MUBARAK CLEARED IN CORRUPTION CASE

August 19, 2013by TJ Research Clinic

Hosni Mubarak, Egypt’s imprisoned former ruler, has been cleared in the corruption case that alleged he embezzled funds for presidential palaces. Mubarak, who was arrested after his overthrow in 2011, still […]

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Egypt, Mubarak trial

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