Crisis in Libya
Russia Wants Role in Libya After Beating ISIS in Syria
Western observers consider Russia's role in Egypt, Libya and Syria as a challenge to NATO, which tried to overthrow leaders in all three Mediterranean states.
Muammar Gaddafi's Son 'Freed' Despite Death Sentence
According to Saif al-Islam Gaddaf's lawyer, the man once tipped to rule Libya is free.
Kremlin Condemns NATO's 'Barbaric' Libya Intervention
Russia is interested in a prompt return to order in Libya, Putin's spokesman said.
Libyan Migrants Suffering 'Human Rights Crisis'
Migrants in Libya are suffering consistent and widespread abuse, including arbitrary detention, forced labor, rape and torture.
The EU Must Do Better by Refugees and Migrants
The EU's plans to prevent people smuggling have backfired.
One of Libya's Two Opposing Governments Steps Down
But other rebels say they won't be so welcoming to the new regime.
Truck Bomb Kills 47 at Military Center in Libyan Town
Witnesses say some of the casualties were civilians.
Libyan Court Sentences Muammar Gaddafi's Son, Saif al-Islam Saif, and Eight Other Ex-Officials to Death
Defendants had been accused of a range of offenses including the use of deadly force against unarmed demonstrators, as well as corruption.
Four Children Killed in Rocket Attack in Libya's Benghazi City
The children were killed on Tuesday when a rocket hit their neighborhood, near an area where army forces and Islamist brigades have been fighting
Egypt, Libya Want UN Arms Embargo Lifted to Fight Islam
Libya wants to be able to defend itself from the encroaching terrorist threat.
Libya's Journalists Face Abduction and Death: Report
Human Rights Watch outlined the dangers faced by Libya's media in a new report.
Libyan Army Claims It Has Taken Back Benghazi Port
The army reportedly has retaken nearly all of Benghazi from the extremist group Ansar al-Sharia.
Six Questions About the Crisis in Libya
Three years after the fall of Qaddafi, Libya is still mired in chaos.
