Foreigners Urged to Flee Libya Fighting
- Publisher:
- Al Jazeera English
- Publication Date:
- 27 July 2014
- Tags:
- Libya, Conflict, Peace and Security
More than 50 people have been killed in fighting in Libya since Saturday night. Weeks of violence in Benghazi and the capital Tripoli have forced many foreign diplomats to leave the country. Al Jazeera's Erica Wood reports.
Foreigners Urged to Leave Libya
- Dozens Killed in Heavy Benghazi Clashes
- U.S. Embassy in Libya Evacuated After Heavy Violence
- Troubled By Escalating Violence, ICC Prosecutor Urges Halt to Fighting
- Foreign Ministry Denounces Killing of Egyptians in Libya
- Tunisia Recalls Diplomats From Libya
- Security Council Condemns Ongoing Violence and Its Use to Pursue Political Gains
- Foreigners Urged to Leave as Violence Spirals
Fighting Over Libyan Airport Kills 22
- Fresh Tripoli Airport Battles Claim 22
- Islamists Renew Assault On Airport
- Govt Considers Help After Tripoli Airport Hit
- UN Mission to Withdraw Staff Amid Violence
- Amidst Fierce Clashes in Libya, Ban Urges Need for Dialogue
- UN Mission Calls for Immediate Halt to Hostilities in Libya
- State Department on Ongoing Violence in Libya
- Rival Rebels Clash at Tripoli Airport
- Several Killed After Militias Battle at Airport
- Tensions Ease Between Tripoli, Cyrenaica
Gunmen Storm Libya's Parliament
- VIDEO: Libya Parliament Moves To Luxury Hotel After Militia Attack
- Gunmen Storm Parliament
- Protestors Attack Libyan Congress
- Govt Relocates Parliament After Attack
- UN Condemns Attack on Parliament
- Legislators Shot in Parliament Protest
- Marzouki Denounces Coup Bid in Libya
- Libya's Interim Prime Minister Quits
- Interim Prime Minister Resigns
