"Airstrikes Over Tripoli Kill Six; Source of Bombing Is Unknown" - NYTimes.com

A place of more unknowns than knowns.

"Libya after Gaddafi: freed journalist tracks down his jailer" - The Guardian

I suspect that there are thousand of these storie sto be written, at least for those who are still alive and able to write those stories.

"Western Companies See Libya as Ripe at Last for Business" - NYTimes.com

I hope the Tripoli Post and others will do an extremely serious job of reporting all of this for the rest of us.

"French Jet Halted Qaddafi’s Escape From Stronghold" - Bloomberg

I have a feeling that we will see many more versions of this story until we get it all right.

"Libyans Say Qaddafi Loyalists Mounted Raid From Algeria" - NYTimes.com

If true, this strikes me as quite serious, involving at least one other country of the Mediterranena. (Niger has already been placed on a suspect list by some.)

"Our Man in Tripoli" - NYTimes.com

Knowing more about the lives of the peope reporting all around the Mediterranean is a good thing.

"The Surreal Ruins of Qaddafi’s Never-Never Land" - NYTimes.com

I am sure we will continue to learn a lot more about him and his decades running Libya.

"U.N. Takes Steps to Assist Libya’s Transitional Leaders" - NYTimes.com

A significant move.

"Aref Nayed, Man of God and Technology, Tries to Steady Libya" - NYTimes.com

We need better - and always more current - information about all leaders of Mediterranan countries. Today, it is spotty, often out-of-date and not at all easily accessible.

"Libya Counts Its Martyrs, but the Bodies Don’t Add Up" - NYTimes.com

We need to dig so much deeper into the truth of Libya today.

"In Libya, Islamists’ Growing Sway Raises Questions" - NYTimes.com

How can we best follow the Libyan evolution?

"Libya’s War-Tested Women Hope to Keep New Power" - NYTimes.com

The role of women around the Mediterranean needs more reporting so we can understand it better.

"Arab Spring Blooms On Libyan Radio" - NPR

I have not seen a version of this that covers the printed press - in Libya or any of the other countries in the Arab Spring region.