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UN to discuss sanctions against Libya

The UN Security Council will meet today to discuss draft proposals for sanctions against Libyan leaders locked in a bloody battle for survival against a popular uprising.

UN to discuss sanctions against Libya

Fri, 25 Feb, 2011 - 09:40

The UN Security Council will meet today to discuss draft proposals for sanctions against Libyan leaders locked in a bloody battle for survival against a popular uprising.

It comes as efforts continue today to evacuate 40 Irish citizens stranded in Libya.

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