Libyan writer and politician Samir Shegwara, who published documents linking his country’s intelligence service to the Lockerbie bombing, was arrested on national security charges after the files could form evidence against Abu Agila Masud Kheir Al-Marimi. The documents retrieved from the archives of Libya’s former intelligence chief implicate Libyan agents in the Lockerbie bombing and the destruction of a French airliner, leading to Shegwara’s arrest and legal proceedings, despite the documents being deemed authentic and of significant public and historical interest. The files detail tests on bombs hidden in suitcases shortly before the Pan Am Flight 103 attack, with one report implicating Al-Marimi and others in the planning and execution of the attacks, including Senussi’s involvement.
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Trump signs executive order boosting deep-sea mining industry | Donald Trump
On Thursday, Donald Trump signed an executive order to enhance the deep-sea mining industry in the U.S., aiming to increase production of critical minerals like nickel and copper, crucial for electric vehicles and electronics. The order expedites mining permits and encourages exploration in U.S. waters, which contain over 1 billion metric tons of polymetallic nodules, potentially boosting the economy by $300 billion and creating 100,000 jobs. While supporters advocate for reducing land mining, environmental groups...
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