Libya

Heavy fighting resumed on Sunday after a one-week lull

'They lack medicines, vaccinations and suffer from poor hospitalization services' UN representative

The blast occurred in a residential area in the Guwarsha district

Benghazi, 1,000 kilometres east of Tripoli, for two years has been the scene of clashes between militants

Illegal migration from Libya booms in the summer months when the Mediterranean is generally calm

"When everyone shouts 'Allahu Akbar' (God is Great) I know that a tank or a cannon will fire", says Goran Tomasevic

Since the 2011 NATO-led military intervention, Libya has been in the grip of a conflict

A Pakistani-born British army intelligence officer came up with the idea that Bollywood tunes would annoy IS

Some 18,000 Indians worked in Libya before the country descended into chaos in 2011

At least 49 people had been killed by methods including decapitation and shooting

The United States still has a 'small presence' in Libya

National unity strongly backed by the international community has been slowly asserting its authority in Tripoli

IOM, citing survivor testimony, said 84 people appeared to be missing from that wreck

Twenty-six people were rescued from the boat which sank on Friday, and were questioned overnight

Diplomats say sanctions committee has written to govts of India, UAE to remind them of the Libya sanctions

The statement came after a number of ministers met to prepare a peaceful handover of power

US president discussed conditions surrounding British and French-led bombing campaign that led to Qaddafi's fall

Ten members of security forces were also killed in the fighting in Ben Guerdane

Nearly 50 people killed in US air strikes on a suspected Islamic State training camp, Serbia's prime minister says

Noureddine Chouchane was suspected of leading attacks on National Bardo Museum in Tunis and a beach resort near Sousse

In this world of conflicts and war, who is going to put the world in order or at least provide a push for it?

Before crashing, the aircraft conducted raids on Islamic State militants positions some nine miles from Derna

United States has repeatedly stressed the importance of finding cooperative local partners in Libya

The UN and Western diplomats have urged Libyans to back the agreement as a step toward ending the political chaos

British foreign affairs committee releases transcripts of two of Qaddafi's phone calls to Blair on February 25, 2011

A suicide bomber detonated an explosives-laden truck used for carrying water at a police school

Earlier, IS carries out a suicide car bomb attack on a military al Sidra checkpoint, killing two soldiers

World powers urge the country's warring factions to break political deadlock that has allowed terrorists to flourish

The extremist group beheaded the Moroccan woman in a public square and shot dead a Palestinian man

An agreement has been reached which requires the ratification of the rival parliaments in the war-torn nation

Islamic State has only limited foothold in Libya, but it is enough to project violence into neighbouring countries

Kadhafi's ouster in 2011 has given investigators new hope of solving Fletcher and Lockerbie crimes

Pentagon spokesperson says Abu Nabil was an Iraqi national and an al Qaeda operative

The latest evelations raise questions about allegations of conflict of interest that may compromise deal for Libya

The authorities in Libya accuse the UAE of supporting the internationally recognised government in Libya

The 21 operations took place between 30 and 40 nautical miles off the Libyan coast

The man was said to be a 39-year-old baker living in Benghazi

Thinni's govt, allied security forces would only be able to enforce the ban at eastern airports of Tobruk and Labraq

Government also renews its call for UN Security Council to lift arms embargo hampering military's battle against IS

The boat was carrying about 300 migrants when it ran into difficulty off the coast of Libya

Fighting goes on between IS and Sirte’s armed residents

Indian media reports that the IS group may be holding the teachers

Former intelligence chief and Kadhafi's last prime minister were also among those sentenced to death

Militant threat is high on political agenda in UK after a gunman killed 30 British tourists at a resort in Tunisia