EU Plans Office in Rebel Benghazi
EU foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton says she plans to open an office in rebel-held Benghazi; rebel fighters claim gains in besieged Misrata
EU foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton says she plans to open an office in rebel-held Benghazi; rebel fighters claim gains in besieged Misrata
NATO forces, in what may have been attempt to kill Muammar Qaddafi, killed one of his sons and three grandsons. NATO denies they were targeted.
Three Americans are among 16 journalists reported missing or imprisoned by government authorities in Libya.
Both realists and idealists are disappointed with Obama's policy on Libya.
South Africa's Jacob Zuma may effectively undercut the diplomatic legitimacy of the Libyan intervention
The defection of Moussa Koussa was balanced by growing skepticism about the intervention in Libya.
NATO planes enforcing the UN sanctioned no-fly zone over Libya on Friday have killed 13 rebel fighters; Qaddafi doesn't want ceasefire.
Following a wild two-day 300km advance, Libya's rebels are on the run as Qaddafi hits back and the allies reach for popcorn.
Libya's foreign minister defected to Britain while London expelled five other Libyan diplomats from the country.
Obama has tried to have a broad coalition, the UN's blessing and Qadhaffi's ouster at the same time. He may have to part with one or more wish.
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton says, “There could be a legitimate transfer of arms [to Libyan rebels] if a country were to choose to do so".
Although the London Conference views Qaddafi's departure as inevitable, on the battle front the rebels are on the run. NATO bombs Tripoli.
Barack Obama sought to position himself at the center in the debate on Libya. He will now be hostage to future events in Libya and elsewhere.
Qaddafi’s soldiers flee Western bombing offensive, allowing rebels to retake the oil port of Benghazi and prepare to fight for Qaddafi’s home town.
With a series of deft questions, House Speaker John Boehner attempts to force Barack Obama to show his hand or call his bluff.
Turkey bitterly opposed the intervention in Libya, but may have to modify its policy or allow France to get the credit.
After five nights of continued coalition airstrikes, Qaddafi's forces continue to shell key rebel cities as Libya's bloody civil war continues.
The Libyan Air Force no longer exists as a fighting force according to British Royal Air Force Air Vice-Marshal Greg Bagwell.
It iz difficult to reconcile the positions of Vladimir Putin and Dimitry Medvedev on Libya. Is this a real or staged conflict?
The US was fortunate that the crew of the F-15 is safe. In previous US engagements captured pilots were grist for the enemy propaganda mill.
Some democrats want Obama impeached for failing to properly consult Congress before joining international intervention in Libya.
Western allies bombed Qaddafi’s compound. The dictator’s whereabouts are not known. British Defense Secretary: Qaddafi a 'legitimate target.'
The Turkish ambassador to the US tweets the release of four NY Times reporters held captive by forces loyal to Libyan dictator Muammar Qaddafi.
Chancellor Merkel would like to stay in power and it therefore does not pay to jeopardize her coalition by joining the attack in Libya.
Both Russia and China refrained from wielding their veto feeling they had bigger fish to fry.
Qaddafi terms international forces “Hitler” and plans to arm citizens in response. Russia, Arab League criticize international action.
Western nations continued to bomb Qaddafi's bases and an air field. He calls the West “terrorists.” US: We stopped his offensive against rebels.
Obama goes to war: U.S. Tomahawk missiles hit near Tripoli and Misrata as American, British and French forces take action against Qaddafi.
The UN Security Council passes a resolution approving a no-fly zone over Libya as Qaddafi threatens to enter Benghazi and crush the revolt.
Bahrain has cracked down on growing unrest, arresting six opposition leaders. Six people have died in the violence.
Either dictator Qaddafi will be victorious, or Libya will split into “Somalia-like” segments, U.S. expert says. Obama administration disagrees.
The U.S. is moving to close the Libyan embassy in Washington D.C. and freeze its diplomatic ties with the Qaddafi-led government in Tripoli.
For the first time, Libyan dictator Muammar Qaddafi's government forces bombed a major oil facility on Thursday.
Libyan insurgents claim to have shot down two warplanes. Their pilots' identity cards and accents indicated they were from Syria.
US President Barack Obama said Monday that NATO is considering military action in Libya. Both sides to the civil war trade charges of intervention.
Venezuela's Chavez offers Libyan dictator Qaddafi his help negotiating with rebel forces.
Qaddafi’s army massacres dozens of women and children and attacks ambulances as heavy fighting reaches Tripoli. Many soldiers join rebels.
Obama commits US military to relief operations, but wants the consent of 'international peers' before intervening in Libya's bloody crisis.
The International Criminal Court at The Hague is opening an investigation into alleged war crimes in Libya.
A watchdog group confirms that Libyan dictator Muammar Qaddafi has 10 tons of mustard gas stockpiled. Opponents fear he may use it on them.
Arab foreign ministers are slated to reject all forms of foreign intervention in Libya in a vote at the Arab League Council meeting in Cairo.
The US is moving warships, planes and troops to eastern Libya and two assault ships passed through the Suez Canal Wednesday morning.
INN TV meets with Gita Boaron, who claims that she is the cousin of Libyan leader Muammar Qaddafi.
UN General Assembly passes a resolution suspending Libya from Human Rights Council.
America, Britain weigh the possibility of military intervention in Libya as Qaddafi loyalists urge war “until the last bullet.”
A new YouTube posting shows protesters in Libya burning photos of Gaddafi. Thousands flee the country. Transitional government formed.
Gasoline prices hit all-time high despite tax cuts as battles rage in Libya.
Turkish Prime Minister Erdogan accused the United Nations of being concerned primarily with Libya's oil supply, rather than its people.
Libyan dictator Muammar Qaddafi has armed civilian supporters in Tripoli as the UN mulls sanctions to bring the chaos to an end.
Anti-regime protesters in Libya have pushed back Qaddafi's troops, and are marching on Tripoli. Qaddafi loyalists open fire in mosque.
EU members meet to discuss immediate sanctions on Libya, while in the US, Obama does the same, but refrains from telling Qaddafi to step down.
Hundreds of Arabs from Libya will be allowed to seek refuge in Judea and Samaria. Netanyahu: This isn't the 'right of return.'
INN's world news analyst Amiel Ungar explains why Obama is holding back, although Libya seems to call for a more interventionist attitude.
The Italian Foreign Minister said more than 1,000 people probably have been killed in Libya. Obama under GOP pressure to condemn Qaddafi.
Qaddafi is threatening to blow up oil facilities, a source told TIME magazine. Oil prices soar and gasoline in Israel will cost more next month.
UN Security Council condemns violence against Libyan protesters, calls on Gaddafi to allow entry of medical and humanitarian supplies.
Gaddafi vows he “will die as a martyr” and blamed everyone from Al-Qaeda to the USA for the rebellion. Obama refrains from denouncing him.
Libya remains on UN Human Rights Council as it attacks civilians with tanks and planes. Mass exodus of foreigners.Obama silent. Oil prices soar.
Libyan leader dispels rumors that he has fled the country to Venezuela. Meanwhile, his diplomats renounce the violent acts towards protesters.
Two Libyan air force colonels piloting two Mirage jets arrived in Malta on Sunday, asking for political asylum.