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Five masked gunmen stormed in and opened fire randomly inside the lobby of the Corinthia Hotel in Tripoli.
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King Abdullah's death has raised questions about the future of his long-standing efforts to establish peace between Israel and the Arab world.
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Egyptian Coptic Christians Targeted in Two Kidnapping Attacks in Libya
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New Airstrike Aimed At Libyan City Misrata Amid Clashes Close To Oil Port
Forces loyal to Libya’s internationally recognized government staged airstrikes on the commercial port of Misrata Saturday.
Abu Anas al-Libi, Alleged US Embassy Bomber, Dies In New York Before Trial
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Oil Falls Below $57, Heads For Biggest Annual Drop Since 2008
Global benchmark Brent crude has fallen 49 percent in 2014.
Hifter's Libyan National Army Accused Of Targeting Field Hospital In Airstrikes Near Sirte, Killing Two Doctors
Two Libyan doctors were killed when the Libyan National Army allegedly targeted hospitals in airstrikes near Sirte.
Oil Hits Five-And-A-Half-Year Low Below $57 On Supply Glut
Brent crude oil fell to a 5-1/2-year low on Tuesday as a global supply glut outweighed concerns of lost supply from Libya.
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Energy experts and analysts say U.S. consumers should expect gas prices to remain low through much of 2015.
ISIS Claims Responsibility For Car Bomb Attack Near Syrian Gas Plant In Homs
After months in Baghdad, ISIS is now using car bomb attacks as a strategy to fight the Syrian regime.
Oil Prices Climb On Worries Over Libyan Supply
Oil prices rose on Monday, after dropping for the past two sessions, as escalating clashes stoked worries about supply from the OPEC member.
Tunisia's Essebsi Campaign Claims Vote Victory
"I dedicate my victory to the martyrs of Tunisia," Essebsi said in claiming victory.
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Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro Announces Committee To Investigate US Crimes
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Violence Against Journalists: Reporters Without Borders Finds Murders Down, Kidnappings Up In 2014
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Abu Anas Al-Libi Case: Bin Laden Letters Sought As Evidence By Federal Prosecutors In Terror Trial
Abu Anas al-Libi is suspected of helping orchestrate the 1998 attacks on U.S. embassies in Kenya and Tanzania.
Libya's Largest Oil Export Port Es Sider Shut As Forces Loyal To Competing Governments Clash
Air strikes on Saturday by forces loyal to Libya's recognized government hit targets near the port, aiming to stop an advance by troops of the rival administration.
Fighting In Libya's Benghazi Kills 50 In Past 10 Days: Medics
The offensive against Islamists in Benghazi, led by former general Khalifa Haftar, has claimed 450 lives since its launch.
House Benghazi Committee Hearing: State Department Says Embassies Are Safer Now Than Before Libya Attack
The second hearing of the House Select Committee on Benghazi focused on how security has improved since the 2012 terrorist attack.
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