Libya Dawn seized the capital last year while the internationally recognized government was forced to flee to Tobruk
The city of Tobruk in the far east near the border with Egypt hosts the internationally recognized parliament
A video released by the militant group showed a gunmen shooting a man, dressed in an orange jumpsuit
U.N. envoy Bernardino Leon made the appeal following the ‘horrific attacks’ that occurred including in Sousse
Earlier in the day, a suicide bomber blew himself up in Derna, killing at least three people and wounding five more
Meanwhile, another Islamist force that later declared jihad against its hardline rival
Previous rounds have yielded little progress with the two governments and parliaments arguing for months over an agreement
Libya’s Tripoli-based government on Sunday called for an armed “mobilization” against the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) ...
Takeover of hub in Muammar Qaddafi's hometown is the first time that the militant group in Libya records such a military gain
The foreign ministry's Arab and African affairs chief Touhami Abdouli said the Tunisians had been detained in western Libya by a militia
The U.N. said it is actively considering the investigation of new cases but has been ‘hampered’ by the insecurity in Libya
There have been signs of some Misrati units distancing themselves from the Muslim Brotherhood-dominated GNC regime over the past few months
Misrata is a power base for the Libya Dawn forces who took over the capital Tripoli in the summer
Libya, backed by Egypt, had asked for an end to the arms embargo to allow the embattled government to build up its army
The proposal was delivered at meetings in Tripoli and Tobruk, where the rival parliaments are based
Pro-government forces said they had targeted a weapons depot belonging to an Islamist-backed militia
The attack came a day after the official government said it had launched a military offensive to liberate the capital
Western leaders say the U.N. talks are the only way to end the chaos in Libya
Militants loyal to ISIS have been exploiting chaos in Libya where two governments are vying for power
Arms suppliers are trying to get around the U.N. weapons embargo to profit off Syria's troubles
A decree appointing Haftar would still need to be signed by the president of the parliament
The state of chaos in Libya cracking the country between East and West and inviting the specter of both ISIS and al-Qaeda
Both governments are backed by former rebel brigades who united to topple Qaddafi in 2011
ANALYSIS: Egypt has unleashed 'abrupt-yet-foreseeable' airstrikes on ISIS targets in Libya following the execution of hostages
The fighting came a day after the United Nations said it was seeking a cease-fire
Talks continued with participants from a range of groups and representatives of civil society
Commercial flights from Libya to mainland Europe resumed after more than six months on Saturday
On Friday gunmen shot from a passing car at policemen on duty outside the office of the U.N. development agency UNDP in Tripoli
The army says it will monitor the situation on the ground 'to prevent any change in front lines'
Historians may look back at the Geneva talks on Libya as the beginning of the end of Libya as we knew it
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