The Latest Breaking News from Libya

Hundreds of deadly landmines and unexploded ordnance still litter parts of Libya after years of fighting, posing a constant danger to civilians, especially children, long after the conflict.

The EU’s approach to managing migration flows depends heavily on outsourcing border control to non member countries, particularly in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region. Many far-right politicians enthusiastically back this policy: 19 nations recently signed a letter calling to go “beyond the EU’s migration pact” and further…

Asylum seekers from across Africa are becoming stranded, unable to return home and persecuted by authorities.

Former U.N. employees in Montreal charged with selling Chinese military equipment to Libya in violation of U.N. sanctions. Investigation reveals plans to e...

Abdoulaye Bathily says ‘lack of political will and good faith’ are making UN governance efforts in Libya futile.

U.S. Judge dismisses civil lawsuits against Khalifa Hifter for alleged Libyan war crimes due to lack of jurisdiction. Legal debate ensues.

Turkey's flagship carrier, Turkish Airlines, has resumed flights to Libya's capital, almost 10 years after they were suspended over security concerns in the conflict-torn country.

Authorities to launch inquiry into allegations of mismanagement at country’s national oil corporation

Rescued in the middle of the Mediterranean, two men describe their experience being trafficked.