Libya: Islamist Militants Have a 'Pool Party' in Tripoli's US Embassy
Online video purportedly shows Dawn of Libya fighters playing at US compound in Libyan capital.
Libya – Democracy's Complex Child
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Italy: Sicily Recovers 24 Bodies as Boat Sinks in 'Migrant War'
Vatican newspaper L'Osservatore Romano compares migrant crisis to a conflict.
Libya: UAE Launches Secret Air Strikes Against Tripoli Militias
Arab state uses Egyptian airbases to bomb Islamist militants in troubled city.
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UK Closes Libyan Embassy as Violence Escalates
Foreign Office announces suspension of consulate activities as sectarian violence intensifies in Tripoli.
Tripoli: Filipino Nurse Abducted and Gang-Raped as Violence Grows in Libya
Filipino government calls for its workers in Libya to leave country following latest incidents.
Libya: Al-Qaeda-linked Militants Declare Benghazi an 'Islamic Emirate'
Islamist group's move follows capture of Benghazi army base after killing dozens of soldiers.
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Crude prices declined in the absence of any strong news of violence from conflict-hit oil producers while downbeat demand outlook added to the bearishness.
Libya: Burnt-out Planes Litter Runway as Battle for Tripoli Airport Continues [PHOTOS]
Clashes between rival militias fighting for Tripoli airport have killed 47 over the last week.
Libya Asks United Nations Security Council to Protect Oil and Airports
Libya has failed to maintain security in the wake of Muammar Qaddafi's ousting in 2011.
Libyan Flights Grounded After Airport Staff Walkout Amid Clashes
Rival militias have clashed at country's main airport since Sunday.
Libya: Planes Destroyed as Rockets Hit Tripoli Airport
Government spokesman says most of airport's planes destroyed by rockets.
Libya's Tripoli International Airport Under Attack as Rival Islamists Trade Gunfire
Heavy gunfire reported between Islamist extremists and Zintan group, which controls airport.
Opec Market Share to Slip as Global Oil Demand Rises
Opec predictions for 2015 show US boosting its own oil production by 7%.
Oil Price Steady Amid Iraq Fears and Reports Libyan Terminals to Reopen
Brent crude futures stubborn above $112 a barrel as Iraq government struggles to defeat insurgency.
Elite Delta Force Commandos Capture Ahmed Abu Khattala in Midnight Benghazi Raid
Special operation of drones, commandos and FBI agents led to capture of Ansar al-Sharia leader.
Oil Surges to Three-Month High On Violence in Iraq
OPEC members embroiled in political turmoil push Brent futures above $112 a barrel.
Libya: Exiled 'Blood of Gaddafi' Could Return as Prime Minister
Mohamed Gaddafeddam bin Nail outlines his political ambitions in an exclusive English-language interview with IBTimes UK
Gaddafi Exile Mohamed Gaddafeddam on his Return to Libyan Politics
Mohamed Gaddafeddam bin Nail outlines his political ambitions in an exclusive English-language interview with IBTimes UK
Libya Disorder Dealing Harmful Blow to Oil and Gas Exploration
Exploration likely to suffer as government accuses former general of launching a coup
Saudi Arabia Shuts Libya Embassy as Islamist Militias Vow Vendetta on Renegade General Khalifa Hifter
Armed forces commander in-chief of Nouri Abu Sahmein deploys Islamist Libya's Central Shield militia in Tripoli.
Libya: Rogue General Khalifa Haftar Storms Parliament in Attempted 'Coup'
Heavy gunfire heard outside the Libyan interim parliament in capital Tripoli and gunmen have also set fire to the building.
Abducted Jordanian Ambassador to Libya Freed
Jordanian ambassador to Libya Fawaz al-Itan has been released by his captors and is on his way home.
Oil Blockade Continues as Libyan Rebels Refuse to Deal With New PM
Rebels are blocking oil exports from the eastern ports of Ras Lanuf and Es Sider.
Oil Prices Slip on Libya Expectations and US China Data
Brent crude slipped after data suggested the world's biggest oil consumers were slowing down.
Al-Qaida Offshoots in Middle East and Africa Gaining Strength – US
Al-Qaida in Arabian Peninsula and al-Qaida in Islamic Maghreb have become stronger, says State Department report.
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