UAE and Qatar raise stakes in Libya, with security contractors and war planes, as well as aid

Issue 906 - 06 Aug 2011 | 4 minute read

The role of the anti-Qadhafi camp’s most prominent Arab supporters is likely to come under new scrutiny, as sources suggest that Abu Dhabi could play a big role in helping the Benghazi rebels to resume oil production

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