We have started to collect the most important news related to Libya in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has joined international calls for regime change in Libya, saying that allowing Col Gaddafi to remain in power is not an option.
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A ship carrying injured people and migrant workers from the besieged Libyan city of Misrata has arrived in the rebel stronghold of Benghazi..
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French commandos should be deployed on the ground in Libya, a senior French official suggests, despite a UN resolution that forbids a force of occupation.
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The international community faces a "cruel dilemma" in its efforts to help civilians in the Libyan city of Misrata, according to the co-founder of Medecins Sans Frontieres.
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The UK is to help free 5,000 migrant workers trapped by fighting in the Libyan town of Misrata, the international development secretary has said.
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The Libyan city of Misrata has been under almost constant attack from Col Gaddafi's forces for more than a month, with many civilians caught up in the violence.
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The UK says it is to hold talks at the United Nations about the "dire" humanitarian crisis affecting residents in western Libya.
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Rebel casualties continue to grow in latest fighting in Libya.
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UK Prime Minister David Cameron says the terms of the UN Libya resolution are a "restriction" on coalition powers, as more fighting is reported in the rebel-held towns of Misrata and Ajdabiya.
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Fighting escalates in the Libyan port of Misrata and elsewhere as government forces attempt to retake the rebel-held city after a two-month siege.
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Colonel Gaddafi's forces in Libya have been accused of using cluster bombs, which are banned by more than 100 countries.
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Pro-Gaddafi forces in Libya are accused by human rights campaigners of using cluster bombs, banned by more than 100 countries.
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Pro-government forces in Libya have been accused by a human rights campaign group of using cluster bombs, which are banned by more than 100 countries.
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A Nato meeting of foreign ministers on Libya fails to secure a commitment to send more combat aircraft for strikes on Col Gaddafi's regime.
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Canada will not decide whether to boost its role in the Nato-led military campaign in Libya until after the upcoming election, PM Stephen Harper says.
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US, British and French leaders insist that Muammar Gaddafi must step down in Libya, amid continuing signs of division within Nato over the alliance's military campaign.
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Noam Chomsky tells Radio 5 live that the coalition forces would be less concerned if Libya produced asparagus rather than oil.
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US, British and French leaders say in a joint letter that there can be no peace in Libya while Muammar Gaddafi remains in power.
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Several people have been in injured in a Nato air strike that damaged a university campus in Tripoli, which is said to be situated near a military site.
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Nato's secretary general tells a high-profile summit it needs "a few more" strike planes for its Libya mission, but has received no offers from allies yet.
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Libyan TV has aired footage it says shows Col Gaddafi in Tripoli, reportedly filmed while the city was under Nato air attack.
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Foreign ministers from Nato countries are gathering for talks in Berlin, with the crisis in Libya at the top of the agenda.
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The Obama administration condemns what it called "renewed atrocities" in Misrata by Libyan forces loyal to Colonel Muammar Gaddafi.
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On the street with Libya's child traffic cops
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The newly formed international "contact group" on Libya calls for Colonel Muammar Gaddafi to stand down as the country's leader.
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The prime minister says that coalition forces will do everything they can to stop what he called the "murder" of Libyan civilians by Colonel Gaddafi.
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Foreign Secretary William Hague calls for the creation of an international fund to provide financial support for the rebel leaders in Libya.
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The former British prime minister, Tony Blair, on Middle East turmoil and Britain's relationship with Colonel Gaddafi while he was in office.
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Ministers are to hold talks on the conflict in Libya, amid calls for Nato to step up the pressure on Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi.
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The war in Afghanistan is in danger of becoming a forgotten conflict because of events in Libya and the Middle East, the former foreign secretary warns.
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Nato must intensify its air campaign to destroy heavy weaponry used by pro-Gaddafi forces in Libya, the French and UK foreign ministers say.
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Libya's former foreign minister warns against civil war taking hold in Libya, in his first public comments since his defection.
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Moussa Koussa, the most high-profile defector from the Libyan regime, has spoken publicly for the first time since arriving in Britain
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Libyan rebels reject calls by the African Union for talks with Gaddafi and a ceasefire.
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Libya's rebels reject a ceasefire plan put forward by an African Union delegation and reportedly accepted by Col Gaddafi.
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Libya accepts an African Union peace proposal, which will now be put to rebel leaders in Benghazi, says South African President Jacob Zuma.
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The uprising against Colonel Muammar Gaddafi in Libya has seen ordinary people take to arms, such as 18-year-old Mahmoud.
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Libya is latest stop for veteran war photographer
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Fierce fighting is continuing in Ajdabiya in eastern Libya, with Col Muammar Gaddafi's forces pushing back rebels.
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Fierce fighting rages for a second day in the strategic Libyan town of Ajdabiya as forces loyal to Col Muammar Gaddafi push back rebels.
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Pro-Gaddafi forces tackle Libyan opposition fighters on the streets of Ajdabiya in a surprise attack on the rebel-held city.
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Rebels are still resisting Colonel Gaddafi's forces in the Libyan city of Misrata.
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RAF Tornados destroyed seven battle tanks in Libya as air strikes in the North African country continue, the Ministry of Defence says.
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A team of African leaders, headed by South African President Jacob Zuma, is heading for Libya to try to secure a ceasefire.
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Officials in rebel-held eastern Libya have urged Nato to safeguard oil fields under rebel control.
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Nato says it strongly regrets the loss of life after a "friendly fire" attack, following an earlier refusal to apologise by a Nato commander.
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Rebel troops in Libya are calling on Nato to explain a "friendly fire" air strike on its tanks - the third such incident in recent days.
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Former Libyan foreign minister, Moussa Koussa, has been interviewed by Scottish police investigating the Lockerbie bombing, the BBC learns.
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