Gaddafi urges Libyans to demonstrate against new rulers
Deposed strongman Muammar Gaddafi called on Libyans to turn out in their millions to demonstrate against the country's new rulers, in an audio message broadcast on Thursday on Syria-based Arrai televi
Fighting rages in 'final assault' on Gaddafi hometown
Sirte was rocked by deadly fighting on Friday in what new regime forces said was a final assault on Muammar Gaddafi's besieged hometown, with orders they take it the same day despite stiff resistance.
Why is NATO bombing us, ask Sirte escapees in Libya
Fine words from NATO and Libyan new regime fighters about protecting civilians mean little to the furious residents of Sirte, whose homes are destroyed and relatives killed in the battle to capture Mu
Hollywood star Penn flies into rebel-held Benghazi
Hollywood star Sean Penn on Tuesday flew in to Benghazi - the epicentre of rebellion against Muammar Gaddafi - to assess at first hand the humanitarian needs of the people of Libya.
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American fighting Gaddafi 'lunatics' dreams of free Libya
Since escaping Libya's notorious Abu Salim prison in August, American Matthew VanDyke has either been fighting 'lunatics' loyal to Muammar Gaddafi or giving battlefield tours to foreign journalists.
Libya's NTC retakes airport in Gaddafi home town
Libyan interim government forces recaptured the airport in Sirte, Muammar Gaddafi's birthplace, on Thursday, amid mounting concern for civilians trapped inside the besieged city.
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Libya's new rulers close in on Gaddafi clan
Libya's new rulers on Thursday stepped up the hunt for Muammar Gaddafi's inner circle, seeking the arrest of one of his sons, Saadi, and announcing the capture of his spokesman Mussa Ibrahim.
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Interpol wants Gaddafi's playboy son for 'football crimes'
World police body Interpol issued an arrest notice on Thursday for fallen Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi's playboy son Saadi for alleged crimes while head of the country's football federation.
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Libya's NTC unearths mass grave of 1,700 prisoners
Libya's new rulers said on Sunday they have unearthed a mass grave of 1,700 prisoners slain by Muammar Gaddafi's regime in a 1996 uprising, a massacre that helped trigger the revolt that ousted the de
Gaddafi gunmen cross border from Algeria to Libya
Gunmen loyal to Muammar Gaddafi have crossed the Libyan border from Algeria and attacked revolutionary forces in a town near the frontier, killing six people, officials said on Sunday.