Downing Street believed Nelson Mandela’s attempt to play mediator between it and the Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi over the question of compensation after the Lockerbie bombing was “unlikely to be helpful”, documents reveal.
Trending
- The Libyan Investment Authority Welcomes UN Security Council Resolution 2819 Regarding the Management of Its Assets
- The US Halts Iran’s Maritime Trade Despite Optimism Over Holding Talks
- Australia establishes a $2 billion fund to support fuel imports amid a supply crisis
- Patriotism on the Pulpits, Interests Behind the Scenes, and the Lure of the Dollar: Australian Report Attacks Al-Menfi
- Erem Business: 3 conditions to ensure the success of the unified budget agreement in Libya
- Libya Joins the International Dates Council: Meeting in Riyadh Discusses Enhancing Cooperation and Developing the Sector
- Al-Sharif: We reject the politicization of the Libyan prisoners’ issue in Italy and call for serious action
- Al Jazeera Net: The unified budget a real test for the ability of Libyan institutions to control public funds