Libya

Lianna Brinded delivers on-the-ground special report from the cradle of the Arab Spring and ponders its future.

Iran and six western powers are negotiating in Geneva.

Somali charged as survivors allege brutal abuse in criminal run migrant camp.

American Petroleum Institute and the EIA to release inventory data on 5-6 November.

Move comes days after 93 found dead on desert migrant route.

December contract rates fall on increased supplies and stronger dollar.

Price increase to be limited as strong dollar pushes down commodity rates.

Boat holding more than 500 migrants sinks one week after 311 die in Lampedusa tragedy

Anas will talk - and the list of mysteries he could solve is endless, says Bob McFadden

Libyan Prime Minister was released after being seized by gunmen at his Tripoli hotel.

Militia group affiliated to the Interior Ministry, the Libyan Revolutionary Operations Chamber, claims responsibility for dawn operation at luxury Corinthian Hotel.

Armed men seized Ali Zeidan from a hotel in the Libyan capital Tripoli

Guard at Corinthian Hotel in Tripoli, where Zeidan was staying, says PM was escorted by armed rebels into a convoy of waiting cars.

Suspect held over shipwreck that killed more than 200 migrants off Sicilian Island.

Can manufacturer for Heineken reveals why how Serbia has fostered an ideal place to grow business

Kenyan plotted al-Qaida-led attacks along with widow of 7/7 London bombers

EXCLUSIVE: Riots erupt at refugee camps during vigil to commemorate Lampedusa refugee deaths

Libyan government demand clarification from US over Delta Force operation in Tripoli.

Ikrima, blamed for East Africa and Mombasa bombings, eludes SEAL team.

Pentagon confirms capture of top al-Qaida leader in Libyan capital Tripoli as high-profile al-Shabaab militant in Somalia escapes.

Unknown gunmen have attacked a military post south-east of Tripoli, killing 15 soldiers, according to Libya's official news agency.

Yekaterina Ustyuzhaninova who machine-gunned army officer was allegedly Gaddafi Supporter.

Hundreds of Eritreans attempt odyssey to Italy from Libyan coast, says activist.

Moscow evacuated all diplomatic staff after compound in Tripoli attacked by gunmen.

Iran may re-enter market soon further weakening prices.

British government drew up plans to allow Gaddafi to flee to another African country during conflict, says journalist Matthew d'Ancona

Chief economist says markets still mixed over the Fed's failure to pare back on asset buying programme

Ebbing of Syria war fears and ending of Libya oil strike boost supplies.

Crude oil prices stabilise after US and Russia near deal on Syria's chemical weapons.

War correspondent kidnapped in April says Syrian revolution has 'turned into something dangerous'.