Libya
Libya: AI to operate two more flights
Mumbai: National carrier Air India will operate two more flights to Tripoli for evacuating Indian nationals stranded in strife-torn Libya.
"We are operating two flights, one each from Mumbai and
Libya rescue: AI flights bring back over 500 evacuees
Over 500 Indian nationals were brought to the capital from strife-torn Libya in two flights specially arranged by Air India, after an anti-government uprising put their lives at risk, officials said on Sunday.
Indian evacuees describe Libya hell
New Delhi: The first Indian evacuees to return from Libya told harrowing tales of survival on Sunday as the government in New Delhi planned daily flights to bring thousands more citizens out of the co
First batch of Indians from Libya return
Launching the evacuation of Indians from trouble-torn Libya, an Air India flight carrying the first batch of 291 people from Tripoli landed here late tonight even as 67 Indians crossed over to Egypt by road and were taken to Cairo on their way back home.
US asks Gaddafi to 'get out'
Tripoli: Muammar Gaddafi's grip on Libya looked ever more tenuous on Saturday, as his police abandoned parts of the capital Tripoli to a popular revolt that has swept the country and the United States
Libya: Hail of gunfire on protesters
Benghazi, Libya: Militias loyal to Moammar Gadhafi opened fire Friday on protesters streaming out of mosques and marching across the Libyan capital to demand the regime's ouster, witnesses said, repor
US slaps sanctions against Libya
Washington: President Barack Obama has announced unilateral sanctions against Libya freezing the assets in the US of Muammar Gaddafi, his family and loyalists.
"By any measure, Muammar el-Gaddafi'
US closes Libya embassy, freezes Gadhafi assets
Washington: The Obama administration on Friday shuttered the U.S. Embassy in Libya and froze all assets held in the United States by the Libyan government, Moammar Gadhafi and four of his children, en
Tens of thousands march across Arab world
Baghdad: Libya's escalating revolt has emboldened protesters across the Arab world, with tens of thousands flooding onto the streets from Tunisia to Yemen to demand better lives and greater freedom.
UNSC to decide on sanctions against Libya
United Nations: The UN Security Council on Saturday may adopt sanctions against Libya aimed at stopping the bloodshed in the country, Brazil's Ambassador Maria Luiza Ribeiro Viotti said.
Brazil holds
