Libya's New Leaders To Declare Liberation On October 23 -- Radio Free Europe
Libya's new authorities are expected to formally declare the liberation of the country on October 23.
The National Transitional Council has said it would declare a new interim government within a month of liberation and hold elections for a constitutional assembly within eight months.
An NTC spokesman, Abdel-Rahman Busin, said preparations were under way for the ceremony. Initially the announcement had been expected to be made on October 22 in the eastern city of Benghazi.
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Libyan official: Elections coming soon -- CNN
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US looks to wrap up mission in post-Gadhafi Libya -- Stars and Stripes/AP
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A New Start For Libya -- Voice of America editorial
Libya after Gaddafi: A dangerous precedent? -- Richard Falk, Al Jazeera
Does it really matter if Qaddafi was executed? -- Blake Hounshell, Foreign Policy
Libya: The challenges ahead -- BBC
Gadhafi was looks-conscious until the end -- Phoebe Connelly, The Envoy
Timeline: Libya's Gaddafi killed as his hometown taken -- Reuters