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Libya remains divided and deadlocked There are two main factions, one in the east based in Tobruk and another in Tripoli, in the west The UN backs the Tripoli faction, as do local Islamic militias and Turkish troops and mercenaries The eastern factio
Libya remains divided and deadlocked There are two main factions, one in the east based in Tobruk and another in Tripoli, in the west The UN backs the Tripoli faction, as do local Islamic militias and Turkish troops and mercenaries The eastern factio
Libya remains divided and deadlocked There are two main factions, one in the east based in Tobruk and another in Tripoli, in the west The UN backs the Tripoli faction, as do local Islamic militias and Turkish troops and mercenaries The eastern factio
Carved out buffer zone in northern iraqi, the turkish troops thus far wouldn't have been able to do that because they know there are american troops in the country and they those american troops are a tripwire even if there are a small number of them. soon that tripwire will truly be gone and iraq will be, for the first time in nearly nine years, a truly sovereign country. >> before i let you go, richard, could i ask you about libya? if you could brick us up to date on what's happening in the aftermath of those extraordinary events, dramatic events that ended yesterday. >> this was a bit of he...
Had $32 billion in liquidity stored in u.s. banks. that's about how much the u.s. said it frozen when the conflict in libya broke out. meanwhile in, italy, the lia has stakes in eni. there is a 7.5% stake in a football club. and in the us, they own a 3.3% stake in pearson, the owner of the financial times and penguin publishing and interests in commercial real estate. in addition, libya has invested hundreds of millions of dollars in african nations including stakes in dozens of small telecom and infrastructure companies. now libya has also invested in italian conglomerate finmakana which desi...