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Former Libyan intelligence officer to face court 34 years after attack over Scotland killed 270 people
Dictator’s son can appeal ruling as UN and west pin hopes on December 24 election to unify oil-rich state
Many Libyans may now wonder: to what conceivable question could Saif al-Islam be the answer?
Saif al-Islam has support from Libyans nostalgic for more stable era under his father’s dictatorship
Justice department unseals indictment accusing Libyan man of building explosive device
The Arab uprising fuelled hopes of sweeping change. Three books explore why that did not happen as expected.
Halfhearted interventions have made a bad situation worse
NOC head says blockade by strongman Haftar has forced shutdown
The strongman who controls eastern Libya has moved to seize Tripoli
MI6 assisted Gaddafi regime in detention of Abdul-Hakim Belhaj and Fatima Boudchar
We must not confuse a military response with the need to intervene for humanitarian reasons
Ex-French president faces probe over alleged Gaddafi donations
Former French president summoned in probe into financing of successful 2007 election
Just as Mao meeting was all about the Soviets, these talks will be all about China
Terror attack puts focus on failed state whose troubles have been overshadowed by Syria
‘A lot of people’ from mosque took part in revolution against Muammer Gaddafi
Mustafa Sanalla says production could jump almost 70% if he can attract more money
Adam Curtis’s film takes in Trump, Assad and much besides but lacks coherence
US prosecutors pursuing alleged bribery in Africa have Och-Ziff, the hedge fund, in their sights
The former UK prime minister has repeated many Iraq war mistakes, writes Sebastian Payne
All in all the president’s record looks good, but with achievements that keep the US off balance
Bombing raids to aid advances by UN-backed government forces
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