Libya

Brent crude slipped after data suggested the world's biggest oil consumers were slowing down.

Al-Qaida in Arabian Peninsula and al-Qaida in Islamic Maghreb have become stronger, says State Department report.

Lawmakers abandon preparations to elect prime minister to succeed Ali Zidan and Abdullah al-Thinni

Photos by Chris Hondros, killed by a rocket-propelled grenade in Libya in April 2011

Fawaz al-Etan kidnapped by group of hooded men as he left home.

Saif al-Islam and Saadi Gaddafi stand accused of torturing and killing hundreds of opponents.

Libyan officials report that 92 prisoners have escaped from prison in Zliten, 42km east of Tripoli, the Libyan capital.

Statement by Commander Khalifa Haftar calls for formation of presidential committee

Libyan foreign minister says Tripoli has eliminated its entire chemical arsenal as agreed under Chemical Weapons Convention.

New documentary claims to lift lid on brutality of deposed ruler of Libya.

State Department blamed for 2012 attack that killed ambassador Chris Stevens in Libya.

Deputy industry minister gunned down in Libyan city of Sirte.

UK Foreign Office name man shot dead in Libya execution-style killing as Briton Mark De Salis.

Upbeat US economic data could force the Fed to further reduce stimulus.

Sabratha Media Center Facebook page shows victims face down on beach where they were shot dead.

Unrest in South Sudan and Libya boosts Brent futures.

Oil inventory shrinks and demand rises on back of recovery in US economy.

Remembrance services held for UK's deadliest terrorist act - but was Libya really to blame?

Lower US crude oil stockpiles lend further support to futures.

Clashes between Christians and Muslims plunge Bangui into chaos.

French soldiers move out from airport to boost security operations in Bangui.

First images of U.S. teacher mowed down in Benghazi appear online

Teacher Ronnie Smith described himself as 'Libya's best friend'.

Brent crude futures inch up while US futures fall, prices under pressure.

David Cameron to lead trade delegation to China to win contracts, but what constitutes British foreign policy now?

Air base in southern town of Brak al-Shati stormed by civilians trying to steal ammunitions and copper

Libya Prime Minister Zeidan says the nation faces a financial crisis and the country will be forced to borrow.

Firefights between military and Islamic militants in Libya's second city kill 9 and wound 30.

85% of Libya's oil is exported to Europe and its biggest regional customer is Italy.

Mediterranean School of Business' dean Mahmoud Triki talks to IBTimes UK in Tunisia