NATO's decision to intervene in Libya was a new kind of operation for the alliance. And now that Moammar Gadhafi has been driven from power, there's a debate about whether NATO will undertake ...

White House: U.S. no longer in lead on Libya. NATO assumed command of all air operations over Libya early Thursday, taking over from the U.S., which had been eager to be rid of that responsibility.

The UN mission in Libya called for "immediate deescalation", citing reports of armed forces being mobilised in the capital ...

Could NATO foreign involvement in the Arab Spring just be the beginning? The Nation's Robert Dreyfuss asks, now that NATO is closing up shop in Libya, will it turn to Syria?

Nato’s Growing Presence Near Russia’s Borders Russia has once again raised serious concerns over Nato’s military activities ...

The European Union's migration commissioner was barred from entering eastern Libya because of a "protocol issue", an EU ...

NATO launched the war in Libya in February 2011, claiming that only its intervention could keep Gaddafi from killing protesters in eastern Libya, the same region now devastated by floods.

Sisi, has called for renewed efforts to resolve Libya’s political deadlock, emphasising the need for presidential and ...