Muammar Al Gaddafi

Two years on, is another revolution in Libya imminent?

"Everyone is increasingly worried about eastern Libya," a diplomatic source said. "Things are seriously deteriorating."

Libya postpones Gaddafi's trial

Al-Baghdadi al-Mahmoudi appeared in a Tripoli court on Monday in the defendant's cage for the opening session of his trial.

Not afraid of meeting same fate as Gaddafi, Mubarak: Assad

Syrian President Bashar Assad said in an interview that he is not afraid of meeting the same fate as the deposed and disgraced leaders of Libya and Egypt, saying he has nothing in common with them.

Deadly Nato airstrikes: Libya wants answers

At least 72 civilians, a third of them under the age of 18, were killed by Nato airstrikes, according to a report released on Monday by Human Rights Watch — one of the most extensive investigations into the issue.

NATO underplayed civilian deaths in Libya: HRW

In a report based on investigations at bombing sites during and after the conflict, the New York-based HRW said NATO strikes killed 20 women and 24 children.

Sarkozy denies hawking nuclear reactor to Gaddafi

The allegation has been read as a political salvo coming as the conservative Sarkozy battles in vain to narrow his opponent Francois Hollande's double-digit lead.

ICC orders Libya to hand over Gaddafi's son immediately

Along with human rights organisations, the ICC harbours concerns about the fairness of Libya's new justice system.

Former Gaddafi soldiers announce coup in Mali

The rebellion, which grew after supporters of Muammar Gaddafi returned home heavily armed, has ousted the president a month before the end of his term.

Libya frees two detained British journalists

Nicholas Davies-Jones and Gareth Montgomery-Johnson, who were working for Iran's English-language Press TV, were detained on February 22 by the Swehli brigade.

Two British journalists given to Libyan intelligence

Al-Swehli said that he handed the two to Libyan intelligence for further interrogation yesterday. The journalists were identified as reporter Nicholas Davies and cameraman Gareth Montgomery-Johnson.