April 9, 2025: In January Tripoli prison warden Osama Al-Masri Njeem was arrested and jailed while visiting Italy to watch Juventus play football. Two days later Al-Masri was released and flown back ...

Politiken.dk tests the temperature of how far politicians will go in Libya prior to today’s London War Council - and are Syria and Yemen next?

Libya plunged into chaos following a NATO-backed uprising that toppled and killed Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi in 2011 ... is based in the eastern city of Benghazi.

The Libyan government led by long-serving leader, Col Muammar Gaddafi ... bombs continued to fall on the city. There, he met Bashir Saleh Bashir, the head of Libya’s Sovereign Wealth Fund ...

Libya's internationally recognized Presidency Council on Friday warned against any unauthorized military movements in the capital Tripoli. "The Presidency Council stresses that any movements by ...

Libyan security forces aligned with the country's eastern government arrested some 570 undocumented migrants of various ...

The Gaddafi Cricket Stadium is located in the historical city of Lahore ... The stadium is named after Colonel Gaddafi of Libya. Gaddafi Stadium hosted its first test match as early as in 1959 ...

After the fall of Moammar Gadhafi, the commercial metropolis of Misrata with its militias became Libya's most powerful city. Twelve years after the revolution, its inhabitants must now find a new ...

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Senussi, who is currently imprisoned in Libya on war crime charges, told French investigating judges that Sarkozy’s campaign had received millions from the Gaddafi regime. Takieddine ...

The severity of the sentence request showed that the Libya case is a far more serious threat to Mr. Sarkozy’s legacy than his many other legal entanglements, some of which have already resulted ...

Explore why Iran remains committed to its nuclear programme, drawing lessons from Gaddafi's fate and the implications for ...