Libya

Your guide to the best columns and commentary on Friday 17 April

Both sides in the civil war, supported by powerful foreign governments, seem increasingly intent on fighting their way to total victory

The warring factions in the country are due to resume talks this week in hopes of a ceasefire

Your guide to the best columns and commentary on Tuesday 28 January

Syria no longer at the bottom of the worldwide peace rankings, but there is little to celebrate

UN-recognised government accuses opposition forces of attack on migrant detention centre

Amnesty International warns of war crimes by both sides fighting in Tripoli

Maltese military escort the vessel, as Italian interior minister says asylum seekers ‘will only see Italy through a telescope’

Families of the 270 victims of plane bombing still have unanswered questions

Aid agencies warns thousands of people risk dying at sea because of anti-immigration policies in Europe

Killer of 22 concertgoers was on holiday in Libya when violence erupted in 2014

New figures show there are both more conflicts and more sides within each one

‘Ambitious, and potentially unrealistic’ timetable agreed for first parliamentary vote since fall of Gaddafi

PM admits UK role in rendition of Libyan dissident and his wife

Former French president’s 2007 campaign allegedly financed by Libyan dictator

A host of pledges were made to tackle the crisis in Libya, but critics say much of it was empty rhetoric

Italy applauds deterrence plan by Libyan coastguard as Save the Children and other charities suspend rescue missions

British-born attacker believed to have visited Libya and Dusseldorf prior to bombing Manchester Arena

Islamic State claims responsibility after Palm Sunday attacks kill at least 47 worshippers

Two overturned boats found off coast of Libya as number of deaths jumps 27 per cent in 2016

Two overturned boats found off coast of Libya as number of deaths jumps 27 per cent in 2016

Artillery, mortar bombs and tanks used after man sets pet on schoolgirl - and other tall tales

Former prime minister accused of 'lacking a coherent strategy', leading to a political and security vacuum

Air raid on terrorist group's positions in Sirte came at request of unity government and was authorised by Barack Obama

Former trafficker claims smugglers are killing people for transplants

US President speaks out during interview – but White House insists it 'deeply' values UK's contributions

Scotland Yard offering £50,000 for information that leads to arrest and prosecution of those responsible

War in Syria and a failed state in Libya have led to the biggest displacement of people in a generation

UN negotiations get under way in Geneva, but many are sceptical a deal can be reached

UK government investigating possible links between Islamic State in Libya and the recent terrorist attacks in Tunisia

The Italian coastguard has rescued at least 144 people from the Mediterranean, including babies

Egyptian newspapers are full-throated in their support for military action against Islamic State

Jihadists want to cause 'pandemonium' in Europe according to letter by Islamic State propagandist

Italian coastguard threatened by Kalashnikov-wielding men during the operation, in an 'alarming' new twist