UNICEF: Pro-Gaddafi Snipers 'Target Children' in Misrata

Libya Snipers Targeting Civilian Children, NATO Bombing Rebel Tanks Anti-Gaddafi forces in Libya are getting it from both ends: pro-Gaddafi snipers are targeting children in Misrata, and NATO planes have bombed...

Eman al-Obeidy Freed, Still Harrassed by Libyan Authorities

Eman al-Obeidy: Freed but Living in Fear Eman al-Obeidy, who became the face of the anti-government movement in Libya after telling foreign press in Tripoli about how she was raped by Gaddafi loyalists, has been...

Moussa Koussa: Libya Foreign Minister Defects

Libyan Foreign Minister Moussa Koussa Resigns, Heads to BritainMoussa Koussa, Libya's Foreign Minister, has defected. Koussa resigned his position in Muammar Gaddafi's government and flew to Britain.Moussa Koussa had been negotiating his defection during the past week in...

Obama Libya Speech: Highlights and Transcript

President Barack Obama Speech on Libya: March 28, 2011 President Barack Obama gave a speech from the National Defense University in Washington, D.C. in order to boost support for US military action in Libya. As...

Libyan Rebels March Toward Sirte

Sirte: Birthplace of Muammar Gaddafi Targeted by Rebels Libyan rebel forces are closing in on Sirte, Mummar Gaddafi's home town. Rebel forces have recaptured lost ground since the UN-mandated air strikes began....

Obama Libya Speech Preview: Exit Strategy? Mission Scope?

Obama's Libya Speech: What We Need to Hear US President Barack Obama will address America (and the world) at 7:30pm ET/4:30pm PT on March 28 to discuss the military intervention in Libya. You can watch it live on...

Who Are the Libyan Rebels?

US, UK , Britain Take Sides in Libyan Civil War: Do They Know with Whom They Are Siding?Despite continued choruses of "this is not about regime change", the American, British and French involvement in Libya is indeed about unseating Muammar Gaddafi. There's no other clearly...

American F-15 Crashes in Libya (Video)

Crew Rescued After F15 Crash Outside Benghazi An American F-15 fighter jet crashed over Libya. The crew ejected before the F-15 hit the ground, and both survived. The F-15 crash was attributed to "mechanical...

Nic Robertson Slams Fox News' Libya Human Shield Story- Video

Fox News Human Shield Claim 'A Lie': Nic Robertson Fox news reported that journalists from CNN, Reuters and the Associated Press were used as human shields at the Gaddafi compound, preventing British jets from...

Libya, Mission Creep and Regime Change

Mission Creep: Libya Echoing Iraq AlreadyFlicking on CNN this morning, you'd be forgiven for thinking you were watching a rerun. Listening to pundits discuss how "the mission is changing" would bring back echoes of Iraq (a US-instigated war that is still going on, if we're...

Operation Odyssey Dawn: What Next After No-Fly Zone?

Can Operation: Odyssey Dawn Stop Gaddafi? France, Britain and the United States have begun military strikes against Libya in what is being called Operation: Odyssey Dawn. Muammar Gaddafi has denounced the western...

UN Security Council Approves Libya Draft Resolution

UN Security Council Votes to Take "All Necessary Measures" to Protect Libyan Civilians The UN Security Council voted to approve the draft resolution which places a no-fly zone over Libya, as well as authorizing "all...

UN Security Council to Vote on Libya Draft Resolution

UN Security Council Draft Resolution Authorizes "All Necessary Measures"The UN Security Council will vote on a draft resolution that authorizes the implimentation of a no-fly zone over Libya, as well as opening the door for participating nations to take "all necessary...

USA Seeks UN Mandate for Libya Military Action

Obama Administration: No-Fly Zones Not Enough for LibyaAs Muammar Gaddafi's forces continue to gain ground on opposition forces, the Obama administration is seeing a virtual blank check from the UN for military strikes within Libya. The US is not, for now, suggesting the...

Four New York Times Journalists Missing in Libya

NY Times Journalists Missing in LibyaFour journalists covering the civil war in Libya for the New York Times have gone missing. The journalists are:Anthony Shadid, Beirut bureau chief and two-time Pulitzer Prize winnerStephen Farrell, reporter/videographerTyler Hicks,...

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