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Italy and Libya, a tale of money, oil and colonial scars

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Libya is a key-country for Italy in its relations with the southern Mediterranean shore. After Mr Berlusconi's unprecedented apologies for Italy's colonial past in the country, and the sign in August 2008 of a bilateral cooperation treaty, a recent visit to Rome by Muhammar Qadafi opened a new phase in the Italo-Libyan relations.

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1886 marked the Italians entrance into the 'Scramble for Africa'. Italy needed the support of England and France because they were a lot weaker. They ended up capturing Ethiopia but could not finish colonizing it because they were driven out.

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Italy took control of Libya, Italian Somaliland, and
Eritrea.