Libya

As A Refugee First-Responder, I've Seen People Risk And Lose Their Lives At Sea

Many are willing to endure unthinkable horror to escape strife in their homeland.
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Catastrophe Looms If NGOs Are Forced To Halt Rescue Missions In Mediterranean, Report Warns

As the number of migrants and refugees attempting to reach Europe soars, aid groups have come under fierce criticism from European politicians and officials.
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These Tunisian Women Are Combating Extremism In The Best Way Possible — By Being Mothers

"That was the only reason [I returned]. She sent me a message. She was crying."
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Libya's Illegal Migration: The Urgent Need For A New Strategy

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Militia Frees Gaddafi Son Who Was Sentenced To Death

Saif al-Islam's whereabouts are unclear.
By Ayman Al Warfalli, Reuters

Can The UAE Help Libya End Its Civil War?

Questions remain as to whether and how the UAE will effectively exert its influence amid the prolonged conflict.
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Libya’s EU-Backed Coast Guard Is Reportedly Messing With Migrant Rescue Missions

The guards boarded a boat in distress, firing gunshots and seizing valuables, relief groups said.
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This Military Vet Has Found A Smarter Way To Fight The War On Terror

“We just can’t keep killing our way out of this problem.”
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Salman Abedi Probably Didn't Work Alone. Here's What Else We Know.

Police arrested the Manchester bombing suspect's father, two brothers and several others.
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Dozens Of Toddlers Drown Off The Coast Of Libya

They are among more than 1,300 migrants and refugees who have died this year in the central Mediterranean.
By Steve Scherer, Reuters