US renews diplomatic relations with Libya

The United States resumed direct diplomatic ties with Libya today after a 24-year break.

US renews diplomatic relations with Libya
Mon, 28 Jun, 2004 - 22:30

The United States resumed direct diplomatic ties with Libya today after a 24-year break.

The news came as the Bush administration pursued reports that Moammar Gaddafi had taken part in a plot to assassinate Saudi Arabia’s crown prince.

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