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Monday, October 31, 2011

NATO ends its Libya campaign

Top news: NATO, which ended airstrikes inLibya after Muammar al-Qaddafi's death but maintained its air patrols, will bewrapping up operations in the country today at midnight Libyan time. Theseventh-month campaign destroyed 5,900 military targets through 9,600 strikesorties as part of a U.N. Security Council mandate to protect civilians.

While Libya's new leaders have declaredtheir nation "liberated," the political transition remains fragile. Qaddafi'sson Saif al-Islam is believedto still be on the run near Libya's southern borders with Algeria andNiger, and outgoing Libyan Prime Minister Mahmoud Jibril warnedon Sunday that a political vacuum could develop in the country if elections aredelayed. There are also reports of tribalviolence and revengeattacks against Qaddafi loyalists.

During avisit to Tripoli on Monday, NATO chief Anders Fogh Rasmussen saidNATO could help Libya with defense and security reform in the future but addedthat the U.N. will now "take the lead of the international assistance to thenew authorities in Libya." Libya's new leaders have alreadyappealed to the international community for help in securing chemicalweapons.

Seven billion andcounting: The U.N. has setOct. 31, 2011 as the "symbolic date" for the world population to hit 7 billionamid competing claims aboutwhich newborn held the title of seventh billionth baby.

Africa

Al-Shabab says the man who blew himself up in an attack on African Union troops in Mogadishu on Saturday was a 22-year-old Somali-American.

A warplane targeting al-Shabab militants has struck a displaced persons camp in Southern Somalia.

Ugandan authorities have once again arrested opposition leader Kizza Besigye during a walk with his supporters.

Asia

Qantas Airways has resumed flights after an Australian court order to end a labor dispute that had stranded thousands of travelers.

A weekend bombing in Kabul marked the deadliest ground attack against Western troops in ten years of war in Afghanistan.

Former Kyrgyz Prime Minister Almazbek Atambayev appears set to win the country's first presidential election since the overthrow of Kurmanbek Bakiyev.

Middle East

Israeli warplanes have killed two Palestinians in the Gaza Strip after two days of deadly rocket attacks and airstrikes, but an Egyptian-brokered truce may be taking hold.

The U.N. cultural body UNESCO is expected to vote on a Palestinian membership bid on Monday.

The trial of former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak has been postponed pending a decision on whether to replace the judge.

Americas

Former Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva has been diagnosed with throat cancer.

A former leftist guerrilla has been elected mayor of Bogotá, Colombia's second most important elected office.

Venezuelan President Hugo Chaves has expropriated 716,590 acres of land belonging to a British-owned company.

Europe

Rosen Plevneliev of Bulgaria's ruling conservative party has won the country's presidential election.

Russia may offer Europe $10 billion in aid through the International Monetary Fund.

British ships may soon carry private armed guards to combat sea piracy.

-By Uri Friedman

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