A Libyan National Transitional Council vehicle transports fighters loyal to Moamer Kadhafi in Sirte
Libyan rebels stand in front of their national flag freshly painted wall on the outskirts of Tripoli
Fighters with the National Transitional Council from the Tripoli Brigade guard blindfolded  prisoners outside Bani Walid
A Libyan National Transitional Council vehicle transports fighters loyal to Moamer Kadhafi in Sirte
Libyan rebels stand in front of their national flag freshly painted wall on the outskirts of Tripoli
Fighters with the National Transitional Council from the Tripoli Brigade guard blindfolded  prisoners outside Bani Walid
A Libyan National Transitional Council vehicle transports fighters loyal to Moamer Kadhafi in Sirte
Libyan rebels stand in front of their national flag freshly painted wall on the outskirts of Tripoli
Libya's former rebels gather at a checkpoint near a mosque near the town of Bani Walid
Libyan Defence Minister Osama Juili (L) walks with Salem al-Owar (R), head of the military in Bani Walid
A Libyan man pulls out the new national independence flag from his vehicle as he stop to chat with friends
Libya's former rebels gather at a checkpoint near a mosque near the town of Bani Walid
Libya's former rebels gather at a checkpoint near a mosque near the town of Bani Walid
Libyan National Transitional Council (NTC) fighters gather at an outpost south of Bani Walid
The assault is the first major offensive launched by Kadhafi loyalists since the "liberation" of Libya on October 23
The attack on Bani Walid killed five people
Monday's attack follows an outburst of opposition in the eastern city of Benghazi last week
The assault is the first major offensive launched by Kadhafi loyalists since the "liberation" of Libya on October 23
The attack on Bani Walid killed five people
File photo of Saif al-Islam, the son of Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, greeting supporters in Tripoli

Australia urges Libya to release aid worker

Australian Foreign Minister Bob Carr on Thursday called for the release of an aid worker being prevented from leaving Libya over a police investigation involving a senior official.
 

Mugabe condemns UN Council's 'insatiable' war appetite

Zimbabwean leader Robert Mugabe on Wednesday accused the UN Security Council of wielding an "insatiable appetite for war" as he condemned NATO's campaign that helped topple Libya's Moamer Kadhafi.
 

Libya leader says attack unrelated to anti-Islam film

Libyan leader Mohamed al-Megaryef said Wednesday that the deadly September 11 attack on the US consulate was a pre-planned assault that had "nothing to do with" an anti-Islam online video.
 

Libya's Misrata tense after Kadhafi catcher's death

Tension gripped Misrata Tuesday after the death of a rebel from the western city who was credited with capturing late Libyan leader Moamer Kadhafi, but who was later abducted and tortured in a rival town.
 

Libya's Misrata tense after death of man who caught Kadhafi

Tension gripped Misrata Tuesday after the death of a rebel from the western city who was credited with capturing late Libyan leader Moamer Kadhafi, but who was later abducted and tortured in a rival town.
 

Libyan leader vows his country will not be a burden

New Libyan leader Mohamed al-Megaryef on Monday vowed his country would not be a burden to the international community as he held his first face-to-face talks with US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
 

Libyan president vows his country will not be a burden

New Libyan President Mohamed al-Megaryef on Monday vowed his country would not be a burden to the international community as he held his first face-to-face talks with US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
 

Libya army takes over two Benghazi brigades

A Libyan military official said on Monday that the commanders of the two largest militia brigades in the eastern city of Benghazi have now been replaced by army officers.
 

Libyan army evicts militia in Tripoli

Libya's armed forces announced on Sunday that they had dislodged a militia from a military complex on the highway leading to Tripoli International Airport.
 

Libyan authorities to dissolve 'unlawful' militias

The Libyan authorities said late Saturday they had decided to dissolve all militias and armed groups that do not come under State authority.
 

11 dead as Libyans rebel against Benghazi militias

Libyan authorities retook control Saturday of the headquarters and bases of militias in Benghazi after armed protesters attacked them overnight in violence that killed at least 11 people and wounded more than 70.
 

Six Libyan security forces 'executed' in Benghazi

Six members of Libya's security forces who were apparently "executed" were among 11 people killed in clashes in Benghazi between protesters and a militia linked to the defence ministry, a medical examiner told AFP on Saturday.
 

Tunisia president ex-advisor gets suspended jail term

A former advisor to Tunisian President Moncef Marzouki was handed a four-month suspended jail term for defaming the army and its commanders, he said on Saturday.
 

Islamists flee as angry Libyans storm Benghazi compound

Libyan protesters ousted a jihadist militia from its headquarters and seized a raft of other paramilitary bases in second city Benghazi early Saturday in heavy clashes that left four people dead.
 

Jihadis flee as angry Libyans storm Benghazi compound

Libyan protesters ousted a jihadist militia from its headquarters and seized a raft of other paramilitary bases in second city Benghazi early Saturday in heavy clashes that left four people dead.
 

Angry Libyans drive out militants in Benghazi clashes

Libyan protesters ousted a jihadist militia from its headquarters and seized a raft of other paramilitary bases in second city Benghazi early Saturday in heavy clashes that left four people dead.
 

Angry Libyans attack jihadi bases in Benghazi clashes

Libyan protesters ousted a jihadist militia from its headquarters and seized a raft of other paramilitary bases in second city Benghazi early Saturday in heavy clashes that left four people dead.
 

Libya protesters oust Benghazi militias

Libyan protesters ousted a jihadist militia from its headquarters and seized a raft of other paramilitary bases in second city Benghazi early Saturday in heavy clashes that left four people dead.
 

Libya honours murdered US ambassador

US Deputy Secretary of State William Burns flew to Libya on Thursday for a ceremony to honour ambassador Chris Stevens and three other Americans who were killed in Benghazi last week.
 

US envoy Burns visits Libya after ambassador killed

US Deputy Secretary of State William Burns flew into Tripoli on Thursday for meetings with Libyan officials and a ceremony in honour of four Americans, including the ambassador, killed in Benghazi.