Officials confident Abu Nabil, an Iraqi national, died in Derna in first attack against an ISIL leader in the country
UN talks to deal with competing Libyan governments stall as war-torn country's security and financial situations worsen
Patricia Sabga asks Anne-Marie Slaughter if Clinton got it wrong in Libya
Presidential hopeful remains composed during 11-hour grilling, while Benghazi panel seeks to re-establish credibility
In hotly anticipated testimony, former secretary of state calls on committee to ‘rise above partisanship’
Scottish detectives and FBI officers have asked Libyan officials to help interview the unnamed suspects in Tripoli
Security Council approves naval operations for one year to seize and dispose of vessels used by traffickers
UN special envoy announces deal after lengthy talks in Morocco
Warships off Libyan coast will seek to catch smugglers who take people to Europe via dangerous Mediterranean route
European citizens must tell their leaders they want a continent with a conscience
