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We have started to collect the most important news related to Libya in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
FranceEnvoys from Col Gaddafi are telling France and other countries that the Libyan leader is prepared to leave, the French foreign minister says.
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ItalyFleeing migrants land on tiny Italian isle
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After weeks of stalemate, Libyan rebels near Misrata are once again fighting their way west towards the capital Tripoli.
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Libyan rebels are making progress towards the strategically important town of Zlitan on the road to Tripoli, following weeks of stalemate.
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Libyan rebels continue to make progress against Col Gaddafi's forces as they push west from Misrata towards the key town of Zlitan, on the road to Tripoli.
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United StatesThe US House of Representatives votes to prevent the Pentagon from supplying weapons, training or advice to Libyan rebels.
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Mark Doyle sees rebel fighters in western Libya push forward
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Libyan rebels advance against government forces on a strategically important road south of the capital Tripoli, a BBC correspondent says.
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Libyan rebels say they have advanced on the desert village of Gualish, as they attempt to advance towards the capital, Tripoli.
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Libyan rebels have succeeded in creating a defensive arc south and west of the port of Misrata by linking up two fronts, they tell the BBC.
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Rebels in western Libya hope pressure builds for Tripoli uprising
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In Libya, rebel commanders in the west of the country say they're waiting for an uprising in the capital Tripoli before making a final attack on the city.
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Gaddafi forces remain serious challenge to Libyan rebels
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RussiaNato's chief Anders Fogh Rasmussen insists Nato's campaign in Libya is legitimate as he faces Russian criticism during a Nato-Russia Council meeting in the southern Russian resort of Sochi.
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TurkeyTurkey is the latest country to say it recognises Libya's rebel Transitional National Council as the true representative of the country's people.
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TurkeyTurkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu says his country recognises the rebel Transitional National Council as the true representative of the Libyan people.
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The Libyan rebels welcome an African Union offer to open talks without the direct involvement of Colonel Muammar Gaddafi.
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United StatesLibyan leader Muammar Gaddafi should stop issuing threats and resign, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has said.
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United StatesThe US secretary of state tells Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi to quit, rather than issuing threats against Europe over the Nato campaign.
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Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi threatens to attack Europe in revenge for Nato's operations in Libya, in a message broadcast in Tripoli.
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France, RussiaRussia's foreign minister describes France's arms drop to Libyan rebels as a "crude violation" of UN resolution 1970, echoing African Union criticism.
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FranceA senior official of the African Union says France's decision to air-drop weapons to Libyan rebels is dangerous and puts the whole region at risk.
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ChadMore than 2,000 Chadian people are stranded at Libya's border with Chad in an arid and hostile area renowned for banditry, warns a migration body.
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FranceFrench risk controversy to boost Libya's rebels
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FranceFrance has air-dropped weapons to rebels fighting Col Muammar Gaddafi's troops in western Libya, the French military confirms.
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Libyan rebels capture a major complex of underground weapons bunkers in the west of the country as they continue their push towards Tripoli.
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Libya's rebels are moving ever closer to the capital, Tripoli, as they continue to take the fight to Colonel Gaddafi.
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A medical crisis is looming in the hospitals of the eastern Libyan city of Benghazi because of a lack of basic supplies, the BBC has learned.
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A medical crisis looms in Libya's eastern rebel stronghold of Benghazi as hospitals run out of vital supplies, the rebels' health minister tells the BBC.
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Libya rejects a warrant issued by the International Criminal Court for the arrest of Col Muammar Gaddafi, saying the court has no authority.
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The International Criminal Court issues an arrest warrant for Libyan leader Col Muammar Gaddafi, accusing him of crimes against humanity.
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Libyan rebels outside Misrata are calling for more help from Nato, after more than a month camped in the dunes around the besieged city.
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Rebel forces claim they are making advances in the west of the country and are battling with Gaddafi's troops less than fifty miles from the capital, Tripoli.
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Rebels in Libya draw closer to the capital 100 days after the UK joined air raids on the country.
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Libyan rebels launch a push towards Tripoli, as war crimes judges are set to decide whether to issue an arrest warrant against Col Gaddafi.
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On board with the RAF flying sorties over Libya
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Rebels in eastern Libya have said they are ready to discuss a political settlement with the government in Tripoli.
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Four members of Libya's national football team have defected to the rebels, in a propaganda blow to Colonel Gaddafi.
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Libyan goalkeeper, Juma Gtat, and 16 other leading Libyan football figures have announced their defection to the rebels.
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A group of Libyan football figures, including members of the national team, tell the BBC they have decided to defect to the rebels.
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The US House of Representatives denies President Obama the authority to wage war in Libya, but rejects a bid to cut off funding for the conflict.
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The BBC has learned that the leaders of Libyan rebels are in close contact with an extensive underground network of anti-Gaddafi supporters in the capital Tripoli as they prepare for the fall of the Gaddafi regime
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