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Keesing's Middle East and North Africa News Digest, August 2011

Keesing's Middle East and North Africa News Digest, August 2011

Publisher: Keesing's Worldwide, LLC

Published on: 08/01/2011

Series: Keesing's Middle East and North Africa News Digest

By: Lorna Tomlin

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Designed for scholars, diplomats, business people, and government officials, Keesing’s Middle East and North Africa News Digest is the most efficient and reliable way to stay completely and accurately informed about the events that matter in the Middle East and North Africa.

In contrast to the main stream media, Keesing’s Middle East and North Africa News Digest is produced after the dust has settled which bestows on us the benefit of greater hindsight than other news sources. In addition, Keesing’s editorial process - developed over 80 years of publishing Keesing’s Contemporary Archive and Record of World Events - is proven to deliver accurate, objective, and comprehensive coverage of political, social, and economic events.

This regional series presents all of the Middle East's key stories in one place – even the ones you missed – delivered in our uniquely objective and concise manner. With facts checked, and speculation disregarded, the digest ensures that you are promptly informed of what is happening in the Middle East, without misinformation, speculation, or rumour.

It is, quite simply, the best and most efficient way to ensure that you are well informed about current affairs.
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LIBYA - Continuing civil war

The virtual stalemate that had developed in April-May in the civil war between the regime of Col Moamer al-Kadhafi centred in Tripoli (the capital) and the rebel Interim National Council (INC) based in the eastern coastal city of Benghazi gave way in June to limited advances by rebel forces, who benefited from the deployment of French and UK helicopter gunships within the NATO-led coalition acting to provide aerial protection for civilians under UN Security Council Resolution 1973 (2011) of March 17. Nevertheless, the entry of the NATO-led military action into its fourth month increased concerns that there was no end in sight and that a defiant Kadhafi was as entrenched in power as at the start of the campaign.

Lorna Tomlin (Editor)

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