Is Libya On The Brink Of A New Civil War? -- Al Jazeera
Two years after the fall of Muammar Gaddafi, we ask why the government struggles to rein in the country's militias.
It has been two years since the capture and killing of Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, which ended his 42-year rule.
In the immediate aftermath of Gaddafi's overthrow, there was jubilation on the streets and high hopes for a new democratic country. But the former rebel fighters who helped to oust Gaddafi are now jostling among themselves for power, and Libya still remains without a new constitution.
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Political killings drive Libya toward new civil war -- UPI
2 years after Gadhafi’s fall, Libya ruled by explosive mix of political factions and militias -- Washington Post/AP
Eastern Libyans Declare Autonomous Government -- AP
In Libya, militias call the government's shots -- Christian Science Monitor
NATO to advise Libya on strengthening security forces -- Reuters
NATO to send security advisers to Libya -- Al Jazeera
Libya: Gadhafi's son, others indicted -- USA Today
Libyan court charges 30 Gaddafi aides with murder, embezzlement and other crimes -- Global Post
Unrest Not Enough to Shut The Door On Libyan Oil -- Christopher Coats, Forbes
Libyan militias' most valuable hostage: oil -- Wil Crisp, Christian Science Monitor
