Muammar Gaddafi

A former associate of the Russian president believes he will sit out the next election.

Ukraine's Defense Ministry tweeted that it wished for the "reunification" of Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko "with his good friends Hussein & Gaddafi."

In this new documentary series on Netflix, Peter Dinklage narrates the infamous life stories of some of the most brutal dictators of the 20th century.

Gaddafi was captured and killed by Misrata militia members during the Battle of Sirte in 2011.

"The responsibility is on Barack Obama's administration," Alan J. Kuperman, associate professor at the University of Texas at Austin, told Newsweek.

Gaddafi's lawyer Khaled al-Zaidi confirmed Saif al-Islam was in good health and ready to work toward peace in Libya.

While Saif al-Islam is at liberty in Libya, he is still wanted by the ICC for alleged crimes perpetrated during the Libyan revolution.

According to Saif al-Islam Gaddaf's lawyer, the man once tipped to rule Libya is free.

Public demonstrations, a Libyan military strongman and defections to ISIS have all damaged Ansar al-Sharia's standing in Libya.

Salman Abedi spent time in Libya, where various governments, militias and jihadis are doing battle.

Equatorial Guinea's president saluted the late Libyan leader's vision to create a United States of Africa.

Sebastian Gorka has come under fire for his views on Islam.

The military government said they imposed the ban to prevent Libyans joining terrorist groups abroad.

Libya's eastern authority has banned women under 60 years old from traveling alone.

The actor and filmmaker has just spent 12 days in Libya filming a new documentary on the refugee crisis.

British-led intervention contributed to the growth of ISIS in Libya, a parliamentary report found.

The former Qaddafi ally has support in the east but is blocking the U.N.-backed government.

Saif Al-Islam was sentenced to death by a Libyan court in 2015 and is wanted by the ICC.

The U.S. Treasury accused North Korea's supreme leader of "notorious human rights abuses."

The Libyan city is ISIS's most important stronghold in the country.

Countries including the U.S. and Russia say they will support exemptions to a U.N. arms embargo.

The North African country, where ISIS's presence is growing, has had two governments since 2014.

Top military officers want the president to approve limited U.S. military strikes against the group's Libyan affiliate.

The U.S. is reportedly considering intervention in Libya to stop the spread of ISIS.

Representatives of the Tobruk and Tripoli parliaments have proposed an initial deal to form a national government.

Libya is caught in a war between its internationally recognized government and an unofficial one controlling Tripoli.

Defendants had been accused of a range of offenses including the use of deadly force against unarmed demonstrators, as well as corruption.

Belmokhtar has been reported dead several times only to reappear in jihadist propaganda claiming responsibility for new attacks.

900 people drowned crossing the Mediterranean last week as EU leaders step up efforts to destroy traffickers' vessels.

Explosion damages Moroccan embassy in Tripoli the day after gunmen kill two in attack on South Korean mission.