| 6,088,577 |
31.766701 |
13.9833 |
Libya |
|
Khadafi loyalists kidnapped Omran Ben Shaaban, the man responsible for Khadafi's capture, and three of his associates. Shaaban was shot while trying to escape. Later released, he died of the injuries received during his captivity. |
| 6,088,584 |
32.876202 |
13.1875 |
Libya |
|
One person was wounded in Tripoli during a fight over market space. The conflict featured gunfire and a car bomb. |
| 6,088,589 |
32.223099 |
15.0533 |
Libya |
|
Unknown individuals attacked the residence of Red Cross workers in Misrata with heavy weaponry. |
| 6,088,594 |
32.531898 |
13.0175 |
Libya |
|
In Al-Aziziya, a unit of the interior ministry brigade raided the hideout of individuals tied to several bomb plots. Three suspects were killed and five security officers wounded. |
| 6,088,601 |
32.764999 |
22.6392 |
Libya |
|
Derna's city security chief was killed by unknown individuals. |
| 6,088,608 |
32.876202 |
13.1875 |
Libya |
|
Khadafi loyalists detonated two bombs in Tripoli, targeting a military academy and an office of the interior ministry. Two individuals were killed and four injured in the attacks. |
| 6,088,613 |
32.4333 |
13.6333 |
Libya |
|
Security forces attacked Katibat al-Awfiya, a pro-Khadafi militia, near Tarhuna. One individual was killed, eight injured, and thirteen arrested. Additionally, over one hundred tanks and other heavy weaponry were seized. |
| 6,088,619 |
32.466702 |
14.5667 |
Libya |
|
Two rival tribes in Zliten attacked each other with light and heavy weaponry in an attempt to settle a long-standing dispute. Two individuals were killed. |
| 6,088,626 |
32.466702 |
14.5667 |
Libya |
|
Islamic fundamentalists destroyed Sufi shrines in Tripoli, Misrata, and Zliten because they viewed the idea of worhipping tombs as sacrilegious. |
| 6,088,630 |
32.223099 |
15.0533 |
Libya |
|
Islamic fundamentalists destroyed Sufi shrines in Tripoli, Misrata, and Zliten because they viewed the idea of worhipping tombs as sacrilegious. |
| 6,088,633 |
32.876202 |
13.1875 |
Libya |
|
Islamic fundamentalists destroyed Sufi shrines in Tripoli, Misrata, and Zliten because they viewed the idea of worhipping tombs as sacrilegious. |
| 6,088,639 |
32.876202 |
13.1875 |
Libya |
|
Dozens of Libyans protested in Tripoli in response to the government's inability to deal with religious violence. |
| 6,088,645 |
32.07 |
20.040001 |
Libya |
|
Islamic radicals, long abused under Khadafi, planted and detonated a bomb in the car of colonel of the former regime. The colonel was killed and his assistant wounded. |
| 6,088,651 |
32.0667 |
20.35 |
Libya |
|
Muslim fundamentalists attempted to destroy a shrine in Rajma, but were stopped by local militia and national security forces. Three individuals were killed and many others wounded. |
| 6,088,658 |
32.07 |
20.040001 |
Libya |
|
Islamic terrorists laid seige to the United States consulate in Benghazi, killing U.S. Ambassador Christopher Stevens and three other diplomats. Several others were wounded. The attack was conducted by around fifty militants armed with grenades and guns. |
| 6,088,667 |
32.764999 |
22.6392 |
Libya |
|
Members of Ansar al-Sharia beat and stabbed Catholic nuns and a priest in Derna. |
| 6,088,673 |
32.07 |
20.040001 |
Libya |
|
Hundreds of protesters gathered in Tripoli and Benghazi to condem the terrorist attack against the U.S. consolate in Benghazi days earlier. |
| 6,088,676 |
32.876202 |
13.1875 |
Libya |
|
Hundreds of protesters gathered in Tripoli and Benghazi to condem the terrorist attack against the U.S. consolate in Benghazi days earlier. |
| 6,088,681 |
32.764999 |
22.6392 |
Libya |
|
Derna residents held a lengthy sit-in protest outside the Sahaba Mosque and called for the disbanding of Ansar al-Sharia, a militant group responsible for recent violence. |
| 6,088,689 |
32.07 |
20.040001 |
Libya |
|
About two hundred individuals belonging to the Ansar al-Shariah militia marched through Benghazi to express their faith in Muhammad and anger over an anti-Muslim film. |
| 6,088,694 |
32.07 |
20.040001 |
Libya |
|
Air traffic controllers at Libya's international airports in Tripoli and Benghazi went on strike to demand better salaries and equipment. |
| 6,088,697 |
32.876202 |
13.1875 |
Libya |
|
Air traffic controllers at Libya's international airports in Tripoli and Benghazi went on strike to demand better salaries and equipment. |
| 6,088,703 |
26.4876 |
17.6761 |
Libya |
|
Khadafi loyalists entered into an extended conflict with pro-government militia in Barek al-Shati. Ninteen individuals were killed and thirty militiamen were captured. |
| 6,088,711 |
32.07 |
20.040001 |
Libya |
|
march organized by Mohammed Abujanah and others to protest the continued presence of militias. Activists attempted to violently oust Ansar al-Sharia and other Islamist militias from their bases. Eleven individuals, including security forces, were killed and about seventy injured. The city residents were particularly angered by Ansar al-Sharia's religious fanatacism and possible link to Ambassador Chris Steven's death. |
| 6,088,722 |
32.07 |
20.040001 |
Libya |
|
In Benghazi, hundreds of members of Ansar al-Sharia protested the creation of anti-Muslim film by an amatuer U.S. film producer and an offensive French cartoon. The protesters also criticized U.S. President Barack Obama while praising God. |
| 6,088,727 |
32.876202 |
13.1875 |
Libya |
|
The national army forcefully removed militias in Tripoli still lingering from anti-Khadafi uprising. |
| 6,088,733 |
32.07 |
20.040001 |
Libya |
|
Over two hundred Salafist protesters demanded the return of extremist militia Ansar al-Sharia to Benghazi. The protesters grew violent and attacked security forces with grenades and burned cars. |
| 6,088,739 |
32.876202 |
13.1875 |
Libya |
|
Around two hundred protesters marched in Tripoli, asking the government to disband militias and create a more centralized security force. |
| 6,088,746 |
31.766701 |
14.7833 |
Libya |
|
Khadafi loyalists from Bani Walid clashed with militiamen from Misrata in the valley of Mardun, just outside of the loyalists' town. Three militiamen were wounded. |
| 6,088,752 |
32.896702 |
21.9631 |
Libya |
|
Muslim extremists attacked four policeman at a checkpoint in Susa. Three of the officers were killed and the last was left in critical condition. |
| 6,088,758 |
32.876202 |
13.1875 |
Libya |
|
Over one hundred demonstrators from Zawiyah barged into the national assembly to complain that no one from their city had been selected for the PM's cabinet. |
| 6,088,766 |
32.876202 |
13.1875 |
Libya |
|
Around one thousand demonstrators gathered outside the national assembly building in Tripoli, requesting the government peacefully end the military seige of Bani Walid. |
| 6,088,771 |
31.766701 |
13.9833 |
Libya |
|
The Libyan Shield and militia from Misrata laid seige to Bani Walid, believed to be one of the last strongholds of Khadafi loyalists. Thirty individuals were killed and over two hundred were wounded. |
| 6,088,780 |
32.07 |
20.040001 |
Libya |
|
In Benghazi, demonstrators looted a private television station after it reported unsubstantiated claims that the government had captured key Khadafi figures. |
| 6,088,787 |
32.876202 |
13.1875 |
Libya |
|
Armed men attacked the barracks of defense ministry forces in Tripoli. No casualties were reported. |
| 6,088,793 |
32.876202 |
13.1875 |
Libya |
|
Around two hundred demonstrators gathered outside the national assembly building in Tripoli to protest the seige of Bani Walid. Security forces physically restrained and beat protesters. The demonstration was finally dispersed when government forces fired warning shots into the air. |
| 6,088,799 |
32.07 |
20.040001 |
Libya |
|
Hundreds of Libyans gathered in Tripoli and Benghazi to celebrate one year since the country's liberation from the Khadafi regime. |
| 6,088,802 |
32.876202 |
13.1875 |
Libya |
|
Hundreds of Libyans gathered in Tripoli and Benghazi to celebrate one year since the country's liberation from the Khadafi regime. |
| 6,088,807 |
32.876202 |
13.1875 |
Libya |
|
About one hundred protesters entered the legislature's building in Tripoli during a vote on the prime minister's cabinet. Protests flared up again in following days as a larger crowd of some two hundred armed demonstrators held a sit-in. |
| 6,088,812 |
32.764999 |
22.6392 |
Libya |
|
Unknown assailants killed a former Khadafi official in Derna. |
| 6,088,818 |
32.07 |
20.040001 |
Libya |
|
Unidentified gunmen killed Muslim cleric Sheikh Abdullah al-Fussay outside a Benghazi mosque. |
| 6,094,885 |
16.149599 |
26.2024 |
Sudan |
|
Two Arab tribes fight over ownership of a Goldmine |
| 6,088,824 |
32.07 |
20.040001 |
Libya |
|
Over one thousand demonstrators in Benghazi called on the government to adopt a federal system of governance. |
| 6,088,831 |
32.7481 |
12.7231 |
Libya |
|
Around one hundred and fifty former rebels held a sit-in protest at an oil installation in Zawiya. The men demanded medical care for injuries they sustained during the uprising. |
| 6,088,836 |
32.876202 |
13.1875 |
Libya |
|
Five were wounded as members of rival militias in Tripoli fought for several hours. |
| 6,088,841 |
32.07 |
20.040001 |
Libya |
|
Two unidentified individuals detonated a bomb outside a police station in Benghazi, destroying a car and slightly wounding four officers. |
| 6,088,846 |
32.07 |
20.040001 |
Libya |
|
An unknown individual struck a police vehicle with an explosive device. In the ensuing gun battle, one officer was critically wounded and another slightly injured. |
| 6,088,851 |
32.07 |
20.040001 |
Libya |
|
Unknown individuals killed former colonel Abdelkarim Mahfud in Benghazi. The colonel was known for supporting the 2011 rebellion. |
| 6,088,857 |
32.07 |
20.040001 |
Libya |
|
Unidentified individuals planted bomb in the car of former Khadafi officer Hussam al-Raaid. The explosive device wounded the officer upon detonation. |
| 6,088,863 |
32.07 |
20.040001 |
Libya |
|
Three unidentified gunmen fired on Benghazi security chief Fraj al-Dersi, fatally wounding him. |
