The Islamic State group might seem to be gaining ground abroad, but it’s losing its most important claim to success: its self-proclaimed state.
Doctors Without Borders warned Monday that the accord would put vulnerable populations at greater higher risk of exploitation, injury and death.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said that a possible mandate for an operation against terrorists in the country must be defined unambiguously.
The United Nations says in a report that the Islamic State group is capitalizing on the political and security vacuum in Libya to grow its network.
In an interview with the Atlantic magazine, Obama said David Cameron became “distracted by a range of other things” after the 2011 intervention in Libya.
The president's comments on the Middle East rivals were part of a wide-ranging interview on foreign policy with the Atlantic magazine.
The debate took place in Florida, which will deliver the biggest delegate prize when several important states vote next Tuesday.
Tunisian troops recovered weapons and arrested at least 10 other people during several raids in Ben Guerdan on the Libyan border.
Tunisian security forces are dealing with the second militant attack in a week on the country's border with Libya.
The former secretary of state said not acting in Libya would have created a much more dangerous situation.
The Islamic State group has stepped up its attacks on civilian targets as it loses ground in Iraq and Syria.
“Over half of the Republican electorate feel ‘betrayed’ by their party. That is a big number and a strong word,” Carly Fiorina says at the Conservative Political Action Conference.
The debate came just two days after a definitive Super Tuesday victory for real estate mogul Donald Trump.
The country has been ravaged by years of war, but a high-level UN official has said foreign interference will only exacerbate a humanitarian crisis.
Although the last batch of former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s emails were released by the State Department Monday, the controversy is not over.
Two blasts rocked a market on Sunday in the northeast suburb of Sadr City, killing at least 70 and wounding more than 100.
While no group claimed responsibility for the attack, both the United States and Libyan government forces have launched airstrikes on jihadi targets in recent months.
The damning U.N. report details horrific findings of unlawful killings, torture and other human rights abuses committed by all sides in war-torn Libya.
The militants are thought to be the first members of the Islamic State group to have renounced it and joined the reconciliation process.
Italy has allowed combat American drones to fly out of the Sigonella air base in Sicily for defensive operations against the Islamic State group in Libya and North Africa.
French newspaper Le Monde reported that President François Hollande had authorized “unofficial military action” in the conflict-ridden North African state.
The incident comes just days after American forces carried out their first airstrikes of the year on one of the militant group’s bases in the city of Sabratha.