Libya

Inside the rise of the Haftar family’s Dubai-based 'money man'

Ahmed Gadalla controls companies in Libya, the UAE, Malta and the UK, and is accused of being a central figure in the Haftars' illicit operations – allegations he denies

Saudi Arabia and its allies must curb the growing Israeli-Emirati axis

David Hearst

Israel's policy of endless war is fuelled by the crisis of Zionism

Andrew Hammond

Iran has a long history of defying bullies. Trump has reaped the whirlwind

Soumaya Ghannoushi

Trump's 'Apocalypse Now' is a busted flush. Iran has proved it and China knows it

David Hearst

How US-Israeli war gave Iran all the cards in the Middle East

David Hearst

Leaked UN report reveals Haftar family is smuggling oil and arms in Libya

US lobby firm secures $2m contract to whitewash image of Libya’s Haftar

FBI opens investigation into counterterror chief who resigned over Iran war

Winning the Sahara Marathon: 'A spiritual journey back to who I am'

Torture and arbitrary detention widespread across Libyan prisons: UN

'Gaddafi has come back to haunt him': In Libya, all eyes on the Sarkozy affair

ANALYSIS: US 'war on terror' thrusts deep into Libya with drone strike

When it comes to Middle East policy, the UK is nothing but a rogue state

Mark Curtis

Libyans sceptical over former anti-Gaddafi fighters' Manchester links

REVEALED: UK admits contact with Libyan group linked to Manchester bomber

What will be the blowback for UK government after Libya revelations?

Mark Curtis

Manchester bomber's brother to face Libya trial in connection to attack

Khalifa Haftar's soldiers target Chad rebels in southern Libya

ANALYSIS: UK trading 'soft power' for hard cash in post-Brexit arms deals with Gulf

Saif al-Islam as Libya's president? No, he belongs to the autocratic era of Gaddafi

Guma el-Gamaty