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Gaddafi, Niger and the ICC
The media reports about Gaddafi possibly being in Niger are fascinating. Firstly, the BBC reporter in Benghazi suggested that a deal might have been done with NATO to allow the guy to cross the desert. If this is the case … Continue reading
