A Libyan rebel leader urged the West on Thursday to supply helicopters and anti-tank missiles to insurgents.
Libya’s tribes urged Muammar Gaddafi on Wednesday to cede power.
Libyan rebels appear to be gaining ground against Muammer Gaddafii, the British defence minister said, despite a deadly attack on Misrata port.
Sixteen journalists covering the conflict in Libya are reported missing or detained by authorities in the North African country.
Libya’s rebel army has replaced ragtag volunteers with polished officers as it seeks to bolster its image as a credible adversary of Muammar Gaddafi.
Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi remained defiant on Tuesday after his compound was hit by Nato bombs.
Rebels welcomed a US decision to deploy Predator drones and Senator John McCain to Libya on Friday, where Gaddafi’s forces still have the upper hand.
The residents of Misrata in Libya have been under siege from government forces for seven weeks.
Oscar-nominated war photographer and film director Tim Hetherington was killed on Wednesday in the besieged city of Misrata in Libya.
Muammar Gaddafi’s son Saif al-Islam says a new Libyan constitution is ready for when government forces prevail over rebels trying to oust his father.
The Libyan government’s reported use of cluster munitions in Misrata may amount to crimes under international law, the UN said on Wednesday.
A rebel official in Libya’s besieged city of Misrata pleaded for Britain and France to send troops to help fight Muammar Gaddafi’s forces.
The dictator’s son is torn between family and democracy. We must engage with Saif’s better instincts, for Libya’s sake, writes <b>Benjamin Barber</b>
Leaders of five of the world’s major emerging powers said on Thursday the use of force in Libya and the Arab world should be avoided.
The AU and UN joined EU and Gulf states for the first time in calling for Gaddafi to step aside, as Nato bickered over how to support Libya’s rebels.
Ministers gathered in Qatar on Wednesday for talks on Libya’s future, with some eager to step up air strikes against Muammar Gaddafi’s forces.
The US has been asked to help track down lensman Anton Hammerl, missing in Libya, after President Zuma failed to raise his disappearance with Gaddafi.
President Zuma’s bid to halt Libya’s civil war collapsed after Gaddafi’s forces shelled a besieged city and rebels insisted "Brother Leader" must go.
Britain will lift its ban on members of the Libyan regime entering the UK if they renounce their loyalty to Muammar Gaddafi.
After a week of stunning setbacks, Libya’s rebels continue to struggle with a lack of discipline.
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Around 150 African refugees fleeing Libya were feared dead after their boat capsized in stormy weather in the middle of the Mediterranean.
Nato, accused of mission failure by Libya’s rebels, vowed on Wednesday to do all to protect civilians in Misrata.
Libya’s government said on Tuesday it is ready to negotiate reforms, but only as long as Muammar Gaddafi is not forced out.
Oil prices rose above $120 a barrel in London trade on Monday, for the first time in two and a half years, as nerves over the conflict in Libya grew.
Libyan rebels insisted on Monday that the whole Gaddafi family must leave before there can be any truce with regime forces.
The presidency on Sunday reaffirmed South Africa’s position with regards to the conflict in Libya, calling for an immediate ceasefire.
In the fluctuating fortunes of Libya’s military uprising, the rebels advanced on Muammar Gaddafi’s home town, Sirte, retaking lost ground.
Libya Foreign Minister Moussa Koussa, one of Muammar Gaddafi’s closest advisers, has defected and flown to Britain.
An international coalition piled pressure on Muammar Gaddafi on Tuesday to quit, pledging to continue military action against his forces.
Muammar Gaddafi’s troops reversed the westward charge of Libyan rebels as world powers met in London on Tuesday to plot the country’s future.
Europe’s prospects of receiving Libyan oil shipments would be weeks away even if rebels were quickly removed from the international sanctions list.