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Libya militias agree to end clashes south of capital
Rival Libyan militias agreed to a new ceasefire Monday aimed at halting nearly a week of deadly clashes south of the capital Tripoli, officials said. ... North Africa -
Sudan says foreign parties fuel Libya unrest
Sudan’s Foreign Minister Ali Karti accused ‘foreign countries’ of inciting violence in Libya Africa -
Libyan Dawn: Map of allies and enemies
Islamist parties’ progress in Tripoli necessitates action from regional powers - the Arab League, Egypt and Algeria - to save Libya from chaos Features -
Unidentified war planes attack Libyan capital
Libya’s Islamist militias said Sunday they have consolidated their hold on Tripoli and its international airport Middle East -
Libya’s Haftar claims air strikes on Tripoli
A commander of Khalifa Haftar's air force said they were responsible for strikes on Islamist-leaning militia in Tripoli on Monday Middle East -
Oil depots again catch fire in fighting in Libya
More than 200 people were killed in weeks-long violence in Tripoli and Benghazi Energy -
Two Egyptians shot dead in Libya-Tunisia border clash
Tunisia’s border one of the few routes out for Libyan residents and expats to escape violence in Tripoli and Benghazi News -
Egypt warns citizens against travel to Libya
The warning from the ministry’s spokesman Badr Abdullati comes a day after the killing of 23 Egyptian workers in the Libyan capital Tripoli Middle East -
Libyan capital rocked by gunfire, explosions
Residents reported several loud explosions near the al-Yarmouk barracks in the Salaheddin district Africa -
Attack in Libya kills 9 soldiers, police officers
The fighting came days after a suicide bomber had detonated an explosive-packed minibus outside a Libyan army camp in Benghazi News -
Fresh attack targets foreign diplomats in Libya
Tripoli gunmen targeted the Portuguese embassy, almost a week after Tunisian and Jordanian diplomats were kidnapped Middle East -
Armed militias hold Libya hostage
Libya's parliament agrees on little, its interim government has no army to enforce security let alone impose its will Features -
Libyan official probed over ‘visits’ by women
Libyan authorities investigate the previous arrest of a Libyan leader who was allegedly paid a night-time visit by two women Middle East -
Libyan TV national station assaulted, offical says
Libya’s military and police are outmanned and outgunned by rival militias who frequently take over state facilities Africa -
Libyan militiaman released in Egypt after diplomats freed
The Libyan rebel group on Friday on grabbed five diplomatic staff from their homes in the Libyan capital within 24 hours, including the cultural attaché Middle East -
Libya: Egyptian embassy staff kidnapped
Egyptian government says talks are ongoing to try and secure the release of the first diplomat, an administrative attaché Middle East -
Libya warns against buying crude from seized oil ports in east
Libya’s output has fallen to 250,000 bpd from 1.4 million bpd in July due to strikes at oil facilitie Energy -
Libya warns public salaries at risk due to oil strikes
The seizing of oilfields across Libya cut output to around 220,000 barrels per day from 1.4 million bpd in July Energy -
Attacks in Benghazi kill one policeman
The assault is the most recent in a series of attacks occurring in the eastern city, as violence continues to mount Middle East -
East Libyan autonomy leader says will not reopen seized oil ports
Libya remains in turmoil as the government struggles to rein in militias that helped topple Muammar Qaddafi in 2011 Africa -
Libya army colonel shot dead in Benghazi
Col. Said Massoud al-Jamli has received three bullets to the head, says a hospital spokeswoman Middle East -
Libya anticipates release of oil ports, rejects autonomy chief
Libya's government denies it will share oil experts with autonomous movement Energy -
Libya lost $7 billion to oil strikes, must find new buyers
Most oil ports and fields were seized by militias and tribesmen demanding more political power or higher pay Energy -
Libyan army, Islamists clash in Benghazi
The new clashes have wounded several people as the army struggles to curb Islamist militants Middle East -
Libya unveils plan to remove militias from Tripoli
Libyan protesters keep pressure on militias to leave the capital Middle East -
Libya: Misrata militias besiege Tripoli suburb
The latest violence follows the deaths of at least 45 people in Tripoli last night Middle East -
Turmoil costs Libya $6 billion, hits power supply, officials say
Protesters in Libya seized most oil ports and fields since August, demanding more rights or better pay Energy -
Video emerges of Libyan Prime Minister Ali Zeidan’s abduction
A video showing the abduction of Libyan Prime Minister Ali Zeidan by gunmen last month went viral on social media late Friday. An armed group of ... Middle East -
Libya marks second anniversary of post-Qaddafi ‘liberation’
Two years after the death of Muammar Qaddafi, Libya did little to mark the anniversary of its “liberation” from the veteran dictator&rsquo ... Features -
What’s the world to do about Libya?
Two years after the death of Libyan President Muammar Gadhafi, political developments in Libya are still influenced by assassinations, kidnappings and ... Opinion
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