Time runs out for effective probe of brutal Gaddafi murder – RT

“Gaddafi’s children are still waiting for justice”

Libyan families Visit the body of slain Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi inside a storage freezer in Misrata (Reuters / Thaier Al-Sudani) 

While Libya has been quick to shake off 40 years of Colonel Muammar Gaddafi’s legacy, his children are still waiting for justice. The lawyer of the late leader’s daughter has been telling RT why his killing in October still hasn’t been investigated.

Exploring dictator’s mind

Laaska news  Dec. 26, 2011
Kudashkina Ekaterina
Interview with James H. Felon, Professor of Psychiatry and Human Behavior and Professor Emeritus of Anatomy and Neurobiology at the University of California.

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Professor, thank you very much for joining us. So, please tell me has anyone ever tried to explore something like a dictator’s mind?

Libya:Gaddafi was the main target of Libyan operation – expert

Laaska News Oct. 29,2011
John Robles       AUDIO           INTERVIEW

 

LIBYA WAR:Gaddafi was fighting till his last minute – expert

Laaska News Oct. 27,2011
John Robles        AUDIO     Interview

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Interview with Omar Turbi, a Libyan expert and an advisor to the National Transitional Council of Libya.

Who won war in Libya? – INTERVIEW

Laaska News Oct. 22,2011
Kudashkina Ekaterina           AUDIO

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Interview with Sergei Demidenko, Institute of Strategic Studies and Analysis
The major task would be to improve the security situation in Libya to a degree when companies would be able to start pumping Libyan oil. The important

Gaddafi’s death should be investigated – Lavrov

Laaska News Oct. 22,2011
Denisova Olga

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On Friday, Russia’s Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov gave an interview to three Russian radio stations – “Voice of Russia”, “Ekho Moskvy” (“Moscow’s Echo”) and “Radio Rossii” (“Radio Russia”).

Russia:Gaddafi should not have been killed – Lavrov

 Laaska News Oct. 21,2011

Former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi should not have been killed as a prisoner of war, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said in an interview with three Russian radio stations, including the Voice of Russia, the Radio of Russia and the Echo of Moscow, aired on Friday.

Russia will never be the world’s gendarme – Putin

Laaska News Oct. 18,2011

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Russia has no claims to being a superpower or the world’s gendarme, but it will let no one breach its national interests, Prime Minister Vladimir Putin stated during a Q & A session with the heads of Russia’s three state channels. He noted that the government’s main goal is to provide for the country’s development and public

Who caused violence in Egypt? – Interview

Laaska News Oct. 11,2011
Kudashkina Ekaterina           AUDIO

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Interview with Dr. Omar Ashour, Director of the MA Program in Middle East Studies at the University of Exeter, UK.

Interview: Palestinians to embrace new future after UN bid: ambassador

Laaska News  Sept. 24,2011
by Aliaa Hamdy El Agl
CAIRO, Sept. 23 (Xinhua) — Whether their request to the United Nations for a

US military targets Africa – Interview

Laaska News  Sept. 23,2011
Kudashkina Ekaterina                 AUDIO

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Interview with Alexander Burilkov, researcher with the GIGA, Hamburg, Germany.

Interview: Eritrea keen to enhance cooperation with China: president

Laaska News  Sept. 17,2011

ASMARA, Sept. 16 (Xinhua) — Eritrean President Isaias Afewerki said on Friday that Eritrea is keen to enhance all-aspect cooperation with China.

What kind of Islam is in Libya? – INTERVIEW

Laaska News  Sept. 15,2011
Kudashkina Ekaterina               Audio
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What future awaits new Libya? – Interview

Laaska News  Sept. 14,2011         AUDIO 

Photo: EPA 

INTERVIEW-Negotiations with Somali rebels an option-PM

Laaska News  Sept. 9,2011           Interview Somali PM Prof. Abdiweli
By Sahra Abdi and Richard Lough

Somali PM Prof. Abdiweli

NAIROBI, Sept 9 (Reuters) – Somalia is open to talks with al Shabaab’s top commanders and informal discussions already held suggest a willingness among some militants to lay down arms and negotiate, the country’s prime minister said on Friday.

Somalia’s beleaguered government is desperate to consolidate security gains after the al Qaeda-linked rebels retreated from the capital Mogadishu last month, as it faces the task of holding elections by

Libya:The day Gaddafi’s fate was doomed – Interview + Related News

Laaska News  Sept. 6,2011              AUDIO
Libyan and Western intelligence work hand-in-glove – Libyan government
The day Gaddafi’s fate was doomed

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NATO’s involvement in Libya: “Now we own it” – INTERVIEW

Laaska News  Sept. 1,2011
John Robles                                      AUDIO

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Libya: Another country for NATO to take root in – INTERVIEW

Laaska News  August 31,2011
John Robles                     AUDIO         Interview

Algeria allows Gaddafi‘s family in – Interview

Laaska News  August 31,2011
Ricardo Young                     AUDIO

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Assad more amenable to dialogue than Gaddafi – INTERVIEW

Laaska News  August 30,2011
John Robles                                            AUDIO

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