Muammar Gadafy

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

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