Libyan election postponed as UN-backed peace process stalls
Authority of interim government in doubt as old divisions and factions re-emerge
Gadafy’s son taps into nostalgia for stability of father’s rule in Libya
Analysts warn against writing him off as candidacy papers for presidency submitted
US blaming of Middle-Eastern ‘bad actors’ challenged by think tank
Quincy Institute points to US’s weapon exports and own role in region’s interventions
Nicolas Sarkozy goes on trial on campaign finance charges
Former French president accused of spending almost twice legal limit on 2012 re-election campaign
Victims of Libyan sponsored IRA attacks compile report for compensation
British government refuses to publish its own report into attacks in 1980s and 1990s
Coastguard returns over 4,000 intercepted in Mediterranean Sea to Libya
Desperate refugees face uncertain future in poorly-run, unsafe detention centres
Nicolas Sarkozy sentenced to jail for corruption
Former French president found guilty of attempted bribery and influence peddling
US charges new suspect over 1988 Lockerbie bombing
Masud admitted he built the bomb to Libyan investigators, according to the charges
A decade after the Arab Spring, dreams of a better future lie crushed
Across the Arab world, poverty, injustice, conflict and authoritarian rule are still rife
Sarkozy corruption trial to include evidence obtained from secret phones
Trial could be a humiliating postscript to a political career tainted by a litany of legal investigations
UN-backed Libyan forces halt renegade general’s advance on Tripoli
Surprise fall of town in western Libya the final blow to Khalifa Haftar’s assault on capital
Turkey’s intervention threatens to become game-changer in Libya
Victories by Erdogan-backed forces deal blow to Haftar and change dynamic of proxy war
‘You feel like you’re dead but you’re alive’: Libyan war reaches first anniversary
No end in sight to conflict which has seen some 150,000 civilians displaced
‘It’s a Game of Thrones’: foreign rivals fight for seat of power in Libya
Regional rivalries are fuelling 10-month-old civil war in oil-rich north African nation
The Irish Times view on Libya’s civil war: the EU’s lost leverage
A summit hosted by Angela Merkel made only modest progress towards a durable ceasefire
Libya’s Haftar committed to ceasefire, Germany says
Army general waging offensive to capture Tripoli left talks in Moscow this week without signing deal
Almost 1,000 refugees and migrants returned to Libya as war continues
Gen Khalifa Haftar leaves peace talks in Moscow without signing ceasefire deal
The Irish Times view on Libya’s conflicts: A test for the EU as peace-broker
It is to be hoped more active EU role to consolidate this ceasefire will bear fruit
Activists in fresh attempt to sue Libya for supplying Semtex to IRA
Two men seek compensation through Belfast court for bombings in 1993 and 1988
Belfast society seeks to get museum status for Troubles collection
Artefacts include shoes reputedly owned by Libyan dictator Colonel Muammar Gadafy
Priest used international network to raise money for IRA
BBC documentary reveals Patrick Ryan helped secure weapons from Libya
Vladimir Putin: ‘He who doesn’t take risks, never drinks champagne’
Russian leader talks about China, the Skripal poisoning and ‘Donald’ in wide-ranging interview
IRA was ‘right’ to fight British rule, Adams says at graveside of former chief of staff
Kevin McKenna was a ‘decent, honest republican’, mourners told at his funeral
UN warns western powers against backing Libyan rebel commander
‘He’s no Abraham Lincoln,’ UN envoy says of eastern strongman Khalifa Haftar
Shelling kills seven in Tripoli as Haftar’s offensive continues
Civilians in Abu Salim district hit as commander’s forces try to take Libya’s capital
Saudi and Emirates intervention to be fuelled by Trump’s veto
US decision will aid Khalifa Haftar’s attack on UN-recognised government in Tripoli
Trump cuts US a bad deal in leaving UN Human Rights Council
While rights body is scarred by hypocrisy, US involvement has always been for the better
US pulls out of ‘hypocritical’ UN Human Rights Council
Ambassador to UN Nikki Haley criticises members for not joining ‘fight’ to reform group
UK apologises to Libyan ex-rebel and wife over role in 2004 rendition
Couple were detained and tortured in Libya after their abduction by the CIA in 2004
Nicolas Sarkozy to face trial for corruption, influence-peddling
Phone taps of French ex-president allegedly reveal plan to bribe prosecutor and influence inquiry
Nicholas Sarkozy in police custody over campaign funding
Former French president questioned about allegations Libya funded 2007 campaign
Double car bombing in Libya’s Benghazi kills at least 22 – officials
Attack on city’s Al Salmani district comes as worshippers leave mosque after prayers
Tributes paid to Glenn Barr, former UDA leader who worked for reconciliation
Loyalist, with other UDA leaders, met leading politicians in Washington in 1979 for talks about independence for Northern Ireland
Gadafy’s son ‘freed’ in Libya after being held for six years
Whereabouts of man who was sentenced to death for war crimes in 2015 unknown
Corbyn’s Manchester comments a risk but poll gap narrows
Analysis: Voters don’t trust Labour leader on security but Theresa May has had poor week
Sarkozy to appeal decision to send him for trial over campaign
Former French president could face year in jail or fine if convicted over election financing
‘Europe’s fate is in its own hands’: EU leaders gather in Malta
Refugee crisis to be discussed after 4,500 drowned in Mediterranean in 2016
Over 80 killed in Libya stealth strikes on Isis - US defence chief
Official says reports show dozens of militants killed, with over 100 munitions dropped
UK court paves way for ex-Libyan rebel leader to sue former minister
Commander tortured by Gadafy regime says spy agencies transferred him to Tripoli
Hungary urges EU to facilitate ‘giant refugee city’ in Libya
Leaders of ‘Balkan route’ states discuss security and migrant return deals
Car bomb kills at least 22 people in Libya, say officials
Blast targeting security wounds dozens after Italy says it may let US use air base to target Isis
Libyan officials say Islamic State being pushed from Sirte bastion
Some jihadis reportedly shave off beards as pro-government fighters enter city in tanks
Thomas ‘Slab’ Murphy jailed over tax like Chicago gangster
IRA godfather who ruled south Armagh like Al Capone deserved reputation as ruthless
All sides in Libyan conflict guilty of war crimes, UN says
Executions, torture, sex crimes and assassinations of women activists cited in report
More than 40 killed in US air strikes against Isis in Libya
Pentagon says strike targeted militant linked to Tunisia beach and museum attacks
New Russian law protects it from culpability over Flight MH17
Russia is unlikely to compensate the families of 298 people who died in crash over Ukraine
Truck bomb kills nearly 50 at Libyan police academy
Libya’s worst bomb attack since 2011 fall of Gaddafi throws country deeper into turmoil
Blair denies halting compensation for victims of Libya-backed IRA attacks
Muammar Gadafy gave weapons and explosives to group during the Troubles
Fires erupt at Libyan oil ports after Islamic State attacks
Firefighters trying to control four major oil tank fires at Es Sider and one at Ras Lanuf
Western leaders’ fixation on Assad has backfired
Obsessive focus on particular Middle Eastern figures has only made them stronger
Assad remains in power as bulwark against Islamic State
Analysis: Western leaders know Syria president’s army is only ground force in region
Push British for damages over Libyan-aided terror - Foster
Gadafy sent at least three shipments of Semtex to IRA during 1980s and 1990s
Up to 42 dead as Islamic State battles Libyan forces
Two governments, ex-rebels and Islamist groups battle on four years after Gadafy’s death
Libyan court gives death sentence to Gadafy son Saif al-Islam
Death sentence in absentia on Muammar Gadafy’s most prominent son
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