All change for no change

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Libya's political system is undergoing challenges as the country tries to resolve its socio-economic problems while maintaining its strict security desired by leader Muammar Qadhafi. Libya's international isolation is diminishing, and Qadhafi recognizes the need to improve the petroleum industry to aid the country's development. The political structure changes provide no real change.

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Openness is tricky

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Libyan leader Colonel Muammar Qadhafi's persistence seems to have finally paid off as the economic sanctions against his country have finally been eased and hordes of Western company representatives are descending in Tripoli, the capital. The presence of dormant radical Islamic militant groups is a cause for concern in a country that has been the center of liberal Islamism.

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Deal to be done: India and the United States

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President George Bush in a summit proposed a strategy 'reciprocal measures' that states help with India's civilian space programme in exchange for implementing restrictions aimed at curbing nuclear proliferation. Further reports states that Delhi must comply with strict export controls on sensitive military items in order to benefit form the US-India strategic partnership.

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