Libya
Libya Proposes New National Unity Government
The North African country, where ISIS's presence is growing, has had two governments since 2014.
Egypt: Libya Must Form Government Before ISIS Campaign
Sameh Shoukry says stability in the country "primarily will have to be dealt with by Libyans."
Can Tunisia's Barrier Protect it from Libyan Extremism?
Tunisia has built a 125-mile barrier along its border with lawless Libya.
ISIS Fighters in Libya Double to 6,500: Report
The radical Islamist group has continued to grow in influence in North Africa.
Will Obama Bomb ISIS in Libya?
Top military officers want the president to approve limited U.S. military strikes against the group's Libyan affiliate.
ISIS Leaders Seek Refuge in Libya: Official
The U.S. is reportedly considering intervention in Libya to stop the spread of ISIS.
ISIS Reveals Wheelchair-Bound 'Executioner' in Libya
The official release by the militant group's Tripoli wing shows the execution of three spies.
U.S. 'Developing Options' To Act Against ISIS in Libya
Washington is "watching the situation very carefully" but no decisions have been made.
Why Obama Wants to Stop ISIS in Libya
ISIS militants have taken advantage of chaos in Libya to establish themselves in the city of Sirte.
Libya Police Center Bomb Attack Kills at Least 47
Another 118 wounded after truck bomb detonated at the police center in Zlite.
Truck Bomb Kills 47 at Military Center in Libyan Town
Witnesses say some of the casualties were civilians.
Nine Issues That Will Shape the Middle East in 2016
The key developments that will change the region for better or worse.
What Will Be The Big Foreign Stories of 2016?
ISIS pushing into Libya, Putin pressing European unity, a new American president.
What Pope Francis Wants for Christmas
In his annual Christmas message on Friday, the pontiff urged the world to unite to end atrocities by ISIS.
Libya: No Plans for Requesting Airstrikes Against ISIS
But the Libyan official said he would like the United Nations to lift the arms embargo against his country.
Sanders Emphasizes Ideological Differences With Clinton
Despite a few dust-ups over ISIS and Wall Street, there's much more consensus among Democrats than Republicans.
Libya Air Force Reveals Failed U.S. Special Forces Miss
The group of commandos were ordered to leave immediately after arriving at Libyan air base.
Rival Libya Parliament Leaders Hold First Meeting in Malta
The internationally recognized parliament in Tobruk and the rival parliament in Tripoli meet to discuss unity plan.
ISIS Eyes Oil Targets Beyond Syria
The jihadist group is looking at potentially vulnerable oil assets in Libya and elsewhere outside its stronghold, according to a senior U.S. official.
Libya: Rival Factions Agree on Date to Sign Peace Deal
The U.N. has been negotiating for a year to get Libya's two rival governments and armed factions to end their war.
Libya: Can a New Deal Bring Peace to North Africa's Lawless State?
Representatives of the Tobruk and Tripoli parliaments have proposed an initial deal to form a national government.
Italian Authorities Rescue 2,000 Refugees off the Libyan Coast
The IOM estimates around 3,500 refugees have died while crossing the Mediterranean so far this year
To Beat ISIS in Libya, the West Must Help Build Unity From the Bottom Up
A slow pragmatic approach will be more effective than bombings
Britain Arrests Libyan for 1984 Murder of Policewoman Yvonne Fletcher
The policewoman died in 1984 and triggered an 11-day siege of Libyan embassy in London
Migrants and a New Mega Mafia Trial in Rome
At the heart of the scandal: mobsters siphoning off millions from refugee centers, among other services.
Libyan Militias and the Quest for Unity
After a year-long U.N.-brokered dialogue, factions in the country's ongoing armed conflict have yet to reach agreement.
13 Killed in Libyan Helicopter Crash, Including Senior Tripoli Officers
It was hit by anti-aircraft fire and crashed into the sea near al-Maya.
Hillary Clinton to Benghazi Committee: 'I Took Responsibility'
She was secretary of state in September 2012 when dozens of militants attacked a U.S. diplomatic mission in Libya.
Benghazi: Guide to a Fake Scandal
The latest investigation into the 2012 attack on the American consulate in Libya is a partisan sham.
Knowing Its Dangers, Chris Stevens Still Chose to Travel to Benghazi
Two veteran diplomats implore Trey Gowdy to wind up his committee's inquiry.