Topic: Abdel Fatah Younis
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Tribal divisions may test new Libya government
Libya's Transitional National Council faces a key challenge in reining in longstanding differences and ensuring that government law trumps tribal justice.
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Libya's rebel government moving to Tripoli to head off power vacuum
Rebel leaders based in the east are heading to Tripoli to strengthen their claim as the legitimate government of Libya. But their credibility has been shaken by inaccurate statements about rebel achievements.
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In Libya's rebel capital, celebration turns to contemplation of future
Libya's rebel government, the National Transition Council, now faces a far greater task than governing Benghazi.
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How is Muammar Qaddafi still hanging on?
Muammar Qaddafi, clinging to power in Tripoli, has now faced down more internal and external pressure than fellow autocrats in Egypt and Tunisia.
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