Collegian columnist David Gealekman justifies U.S. intervention in Libya as an inexpensive alternative to overthrowing autocrats.
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Here’s a look at the news from across the nation.
Tags: boston, Japan, Libya, new york, Springfield
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Escalation in Libya
Blogger Brittany McLellan gives a summary of the violence that has recently escalated in Libya, including the recent American and European response.
Tags: Gadhafi, Libya, Moammar Gadhafi, Revolution, United Nations
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Middle East Riots: Libya Chapter
Brittany McLellan blogs that Libya is the latest of the Middle Eastern nations to revolt against its leader, which is of particular interest to Americans.
Tags: gas prices, Libya, Middle East, Muammar Gaddafi, Riots
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News from across the nation
Wisconsin troopers seek AWOL senators, U.S. arrests Saudi student in bomb plot, Libyan rebels repel Qaddafi’s forces near Tripoli
Tags: F.B.I., julian assange, Libya, wikileaks, Wisconsin
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Unrest in the Middle East
Map of the Mideast region highlighting areas of unrest during the past news cycle.
Tags: Algeria, Bahrain, Egypt, Libya, Yemen
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Tonight at 9: the revolution will be televised
With such a spectacle in Libya, it’s easy to forget about Bahrain and its significance to the region.
Tags: Bahrain, Danny Treji, Libya, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Muammar Gaddafi
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The protests in Libya unraveled
On February 16, Libyans took to the streets in support of a lawyer imprisoned. The initial protest of hundreds turned in to thousands taking to the streets in support of a new government.
Tags: Lawyer, Libya, protests
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