Tripoli

According to an International Organization for Migration spokeswoman, the migrants returned to Libya included nine children and 43 children.

Women, men, and children held in nightmarish detention centers in Libya face an even greater risk to life and limb as rival factions escalate their fight for the Libyan capital of Tripoli.

According to a Tripoli resident, the population in the country's capital was concerned that the destruction meted out to Benghazi during Haftar's yearslong battle there would be imposed on them.

El Sadiq Ahmed fled Darfur with dreams of a better life in Europe, but now he faces prison or, worse, death at home.

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.

The proposal, he said, would be a more humanitarian option for the European Union.

A shocking investigation has revealed how men are sold for manual labor in the North African country.

Qatar's support of the most radical of militants in Libya is perpetuating the country's crisis.

Rome is probing ties between criminal networks and the jihadi group over possible efforts to smuggle contraband oil.

Two adult women, two girls and a young boy are among the dead after the militia attack.

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

Moscow has deployed at least two cruise-missile armed frigates and intel ships.

The country faces massive economic, political and security challenges.

Pro-government fighters rescued two Turks, two Indians and one Bangladeshi.

The photographer had previously been kidnapped with British journalist John Cantlie in Syria.

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

The radical Islamist group's fighters are cornered in the city's Ouagadougou conference center.

The radical Islamists have lost a town east of Sirte as pro-government forces advance from the west.

Authorities intercepted hundreds of people in seven inflatable boats near the western city of Sabratha.

The young American speaks of seeing severed heads on spikes and suicide bombs in Syria.

Amid the celebrations in Derna, schools are reopening and people are returning to work.

As many as 70 Dutch children are believed to be inside the extremist group's caliphate.

Local residents who fled the city say the group are seizing farms to help their financial accounts.

Factions from both eastern and western Libya could be gearing up for an advance against ISIS in Sirte.

The group's growth in the failed North African state has sucked in major international powers.

The Libya to Italy route is long and dangerous, but it may soon be the only option.

Foreign fighters flock to join the group in North Africa as losses continue in caliphate.

But other rebels say they won't be so welcoming to the new regime.

The international community needs to tackle the flow of Tunisian jihadis into Libya, writes Tarek Kahlaoui.

Obama's interview in 'The Atlantic' demonstrates how the international community has failed to pay attention to the complexities of Libyan society.