We have started to collect the most important news related to Libya in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
At least 14 people have been killed and many more injured in clashes between different ethnic groups in western Libya, officials say.
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The EU bans all Libyan airlines from its airspace until November at the earliest because of safety concerns, and also bans a Venezuelan carrier.
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Tensions boil over at Libya's rubbish-strewn pet market
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Nato, coastguards and search and rescue authorities are blamed in a report into the deaths of 63 Libyan refugees on a small boat.
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Fighting between rival militias around the southern Libyan town of Sabha leaves at least 70 people dead, officials say.
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A Dutch court awards 1m euros in compensation to a Palestinian doctor imprisoned in Libya for eight years for allegedly infecting children with HIV.
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Clashes between rival militias in the southern Libyan city of Sabha leave more than 30 people dead and dozens wounded, officials say.
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Will a desert wall of wrecked cars stop Libya's migrant trafficking?
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The Libyan town of Kufra has become a major staging post for people from sub-Saharan Africa, whom are trying to get to Europe.
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Former Tuareg rebel Aghali Alambo, who became a close aide of ex-Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, is arrested in Niger on suspicion of arms smuggling.
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Libya's deputy PM says Mauritania will extradite Gaddafi intelligence chief Abdullah al-Senussi, but there is no official confirmation.
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As the Libyan authorities try to secure the extradition of Abdullah al-Senussi - the head of intelligence in Col Gaddafi's government - from neighbouring Mauritania, details have emerged about the number of people that may have been killed and abduct
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Human rights group Amnesty International calls on Nato to investigate civilian deaths from its bombing campaign in Libya last year.
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Two British journalists detained in Libya after admitting entering the country illegally have been released, the Foreign Office confirms.
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Two British journalists detained in Libya after admitting entering the country illegally have been released, the Foreign Office has confirmed.
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The Libyan authorities confirm the arrest in Mauritania of Abdullah al-Senussi, former leader Muammar Gaddafi's intelligence chief.
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The man who served as intelligence chief to the former Libyan leader Colonel Gaddafi has reportedly been arrested in west Africa.
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Clashes at a rally calling for a semi-autonomous region in Libya have left one person dead in the eastern city of Benghazi, reports say.
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Why have Syria and Libya's uprisings unfolded so differently?
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Libya's stock exchange reopens with 10 companies for the first time since the fall of Colonel Muammar Gaddafi's regime.
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Two British journalists held in Libya are transferred by a militia to government control after three weeks in captivity.
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Will Benghazi's autonomy bid unsettle Libya?
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Thousands of Libyans rally in the country's two main cities to denounce moves by eastern leaders to create a semi-autonomous territory.
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The leader of Libya's NTC says calls for a federal state structure from oil-rich Cyrenaica will be resisted with force if necessary
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Tribal leaders and militia commanders in the Libyan city of Benghazi have declared their region to be semi-autonomous.
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Civic leaders in eastern Libya declare semi-autonomy for the oil-rich region, saying the area has been neglected for decades.
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Newsnight's Mark Urban reports from the Libyan city of Sirte, which still lies in ruins months after Colonel Gaddafi's death.
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Two British journalists detained in Libya nearly two weeks ago are suspected of spying, the militia that is holding them says.
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Attacks on the graves of British servicemen in the Libyan city of Benghazi are described as "horrific" by Foreign Office Minister Alistair Burt.
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The interim government in Libya has given militia groups until the end of the week to relinquish control of the country's border crossings, ports and airports.
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How Libya conflict has led to new instability in West Africa
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Efforts continue to obtain the release of two British journalists who are being held by a group of former rebel fighters in Libya.
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Two British journalists working for Iranian-owned Press TV are arrested in Libya.
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Gaddafi aide describes last days of the former Libyan leader
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The European Court of Human Rights says Italy violated the rights of Eritrean and Somali migrants by sending them back to Libya.
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Scores are killed and injured in clashes between two rival ethnic groups in Libya's remote south-eastern desert, according to local reports.
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War-torn city of Misrata casts votes for local council
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The Libyan city of Misrata has been voting to elect a local council, the first major city to hold a democratic poll since the fall of Colonel Gaddafi.
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Why firepower is the settler of disputes in the new Libya
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New York Times correspondent Anthony Shadid, who twice won the Pulitzer Prize and was captured in Libya last year, dies on assignment in Syria.
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Armed militia are threatening the security and stability of Libya, Amnesty International has warned.
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Armed militias are threatening the security of large parts of Libya, Amnesty International warns, saying at least 12 detainees were tortured to death.
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