Libya Names Abdel Rahim el-Keeb as Premier - NYTimes.com
TRIPOLI, Libya —Libya’s provisional leaders named an engineer as its new prime minister Monday, taking the first step toward assembling a new transitional government after the killing of Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi and the formal end to the uprising that ended his nearly 42 years in power. Libya’s Transitional National Council said Monday that its members voted to name as prime minister Abdel Rahim el
リビアの新暫定首相にキーブ氏、ＮＡＴＯは軍事作戦終了
１０月３１日、リビアを暫定統治する国民評議会は、新暫定首相に学者のアブドルラヒム・キーブ氏を選出した。写真はキーブ氏（左）とアブドルジャリル議長（２０１１年 ロイター/Ismail Zetouny） ［トリポリ ３１日 ロイター］ リビアを暫定統治する国民評議会（ＮＴＣ）は３１日、辞任を表明したジブリル暫定首相の後任を選ぶ投票を行い、学者のアブドルラヒム・キーブ氏を選出した。 キーブ氏は、投票したＮＴＣのメンバー５１人のうち２６人から支持を獲得。当選後、キーブ氏は、「この移行期間には試練もあるが、ＮＴＣと緊密に連携し、リビア国民の声を聞いて作業を進めていきたい」と抱負を述べた。 前任のジブリル氏は、元最高指導者カダフィ大佐の出身地シルト陥落と大佐死亡を受け、１０月２３日に出された「全土解放宣言」後に辞任を表明していた。 ＮＴＣは解放宣言後１カ月以内に組閣作業を完了させるとしているが、キーブ
Tunisia issues warrant for Yasser Arafat's widow Suha
Suha Arafat had set up an international school with Leila Trabelsi in Tunisia Tunisian authorities have issued an international arrest warrant for Suha Arafat, the widow of the late Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat. The justice ministry said she is suspected of involvement in financial corruption with the family of deposed President Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali.
Egyptian revolutionary Alaa Abd El Fattah arrested by junta
One of Egypt's most prominent revolutionaries has been taken into custody by the country's military rulers, provoking the biggest crisis yet in relations between pro-change activists and the increasingly repressive army junta. Alaa Abd El Fattah, a 29-year-old who has been at the forefront of anti-regime struggles for a decade and was a political prisoner during the Mubarak era, was arrested on Su
Libya after Gaddafi: freed journalist tracks down his jailer
I remembered that Hatem was tall and wore spectacles and had a pudgy, smiling face that didn't seem to fit his profession. But I was not prepared for the warmth he showed. Meeting him again was like encountering an old friend. The questions came tumbling out. "How are you? How did you find me? What happened after you left?" In the early days of the Libyan revolution, Hatem had been the officer in
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