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Libyan leaders urge calm revolt anniversary
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ICC orders Libya to hand over ex-spy chief
Judges at The Hague ask Tripoli to hand over Gaddafi's ex-intelligence chief, Abdullah al-Senussi.
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Europeans urged to leave Benghazi
Britain, Germany and the Netherlands warn of imminent threats in the Libyan city and urges its nationals to evacuate.
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France continues northern Mali airstrikes
Rebel fighters withdraw from their positions in the north under heavy fire, according to local residents.
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Tech community aims to lobby against laws they say will block an avenue for economic growth.
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