Qaddafi Funds Sarkozy’s 2007 Campaign: Report
Former Libyan despot Qaddafi helped fund Sarkozy's 2007 campaign for president, according to documents revealed by a French website.
Former Libyan despot Qaddafi helped fund Sarkozy's 2007 campaign for president, according to documents revealed by a French website.
The Libyan government – formerly Libya's opposition forces – says it will give $100 million in food and medicine to Syria's rebel forces.
A senior anti-Qaddafi rebel commander says he was among the IHH-terrorists on the Mavi Marmara who attacked IDF navy commandos.
Libyan officials say former heir-apparent Saif al-Islam Qaddafi was captured in the Ubari area.
Obama on Qaddafi: You never like to see anybody come to that kind of end, but it sends a message around the world to dictators.
Qaddafi was buried in a secret desert site Tuesday morning. A fuel blast in his home town killed 100. It is not known if it was an attack.
Sen. John McCain says NATO might have to move from Libya to Israel’s back yard in Syria now that Qaddafi is gone.
There was no order to kill Qaddafi, rebel leaders say. Video appears to contradict their claim.
Libyan rebels say they are launching their "final assault" on Sirte, hometown of former dictator Muammar Qaddafi. But it's not over yet.
Libyans discovered a mass grave Sunday near the Abu Salim prison in the capital of Tripoli.
Libya has followed Egypt, replacing a corrupt despot with a council influenced by Al Qaeda – instead of the Muslim Brotherhood
Israeli Gita Boaron, who says she is a distant cousin of Qaddafi, recalls she played with him as a child. ”He was full of joy, mischief.”
NATO bombs Qaddafi’s compound all night, helps rebels reach Tripoli to fight; international journalists say rebels are targeting them.
A big Libyan rebel victory is restoration of the Internet. Users were greeted with a message of “emancipation from the rule of the tyrant.
As rebels continue to take over Qaddafi’s last bastion, Tripoli, South Africa denies he fled there. He may be hiding deep underground.
As rebel forces cut off the regime's supply lines while pressing in on Tripoli one joker remains in the deck: Muammar Qaddafi.
Qaddafi is reportedly suffering from an incurable illness, but it could be an excuse for him to leave Libya without disgrace.
A sudden turnaround has given rebels control of villages surrounding Tripoli, where Qaddafi is preparing for what may be his “last stand.”