Libya's prime minister, Al-Baghdadi Ali al-Mahmoudi, outlines the Libyan regime's latest ceasefire offer to reporters in Tripoli. Photograph: Louafi Larbi/REUTERSLibyan Regime Makes Peace Offer That Sidelines Gaddafi -- The Guardian
Ruler not mentioned in ceasefire plan but rebels and Nato powers want his unequivocal departure from office.
Libya's battered regime has made its most plaintive plea yet for a ceasefire, offering to talk to anti-government rebels, move towards a constitutional government and compensate victims of the three-month conflict.
The plan represents an advance on previous ceasefire bids, which had focused largely on implementing a proposal by the African Union that calls for international monitors to observe a negotiated truce.
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