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Libya opens airspace for planes to evacuate Russian,Turkish and Serbian nationals
14:14 | 
0 | Ria Novosti
Libyan authorities have issued permission for Russian planes to land in Tripoli to evacuate Russian nationals from the turbulent North African state, Russia's ambassador to Libya Vladimir Chamov said.
Gaddafi: I will fight to the last drop of my blood
22:12 
22:16 | 0 | Emg.rs, Tanjug
In a live speech on national television, the 68-year-old Gaddafi threatened protesters saying "Chase them, arrest them, hand them over to the security (forces)," adding "They are only a few, they are terrorists."
Unrests intensify, crisis deepens in Libya
07:50 14:57 | 0 | Emg.rs, AFP, Reuters, Stratfor, Al Jazeera, BBC, Ria Novosti, Tanjug, Haaretz, Voice of Russia, MIA
In his first appearance on television since the revolt broke out, Gaddafi denied reports that he had fled to Venezuela, ruled by his friend President Hugo Chavez.A group of Libyan army officers has called on the military to "join the people" and oust the country's longtime
At least 65 people dead in earthquake in New Zealand
10:26 | 0 | Tanjug
A powerful 6.3 Richter magnitude earthquake Tuesday hit Christchurch, second largest city in New Zealand, killing 65 people and trapping at least 200 more under flattened buildings, officials report.