Muammar Kaddafi escaped unharmed.

This photo, posted by amtphoto shows graffiti in Tripoli that translates as Libya is free, the mass murderer is out. Anti Gaddafi graffiti posted by amtphoto.

He continued to side with the Gaddafi regime as late as 22 February.

His uncle was reportedly a deputy governor of the Central Bank of Libya under Gaddafi.

Proposal by Colonel Muammar Qaddafi, Leader of the Great Al Fatih Revolution, concerning the reform of the United Nations

Likewise, Libya s Muammar Khaddafi may be succeeded by his son, Seif el Islam.

The Legion was part of Muammar Gaddafi's dream of creating the Great Islamic State of the Sahel.

Last year, its adherents did play an important role in the removal of Libya s brutal dictator, Colonel Muammar el Qaddafi.

Instead, they are focusing on rebuilding the state that former leader Muammar el Qaddafi destroyed.

In Libya, it was relatively easy to bomb Muammar el Qaddafi s armies as they advanced through open spaces.

At the end of 2010, Erdoğan was the (last) recipient of a human rights prize granted by Libya s Col. Muammar el Qaddafi.

Similarly, Libya s Muammar el Qaddafi exposed himself to a NATO onslaught by relinquishing his WMDs.

The fall of Muammar el Qaddafi opened a Pandora s box of old rivalries, with Cyrenaica developing into a semi autonomous region known as Barqa.

Gaddafi Mosque is the largest mosque in Tanzania and the second largest in East Africa after the Uganda National Mosque.

In the case of the resolution on military intervention in Libya, the BRICS decided to let Col. Muammar el Qaddafi be overthrown.

Libya s Muammar el Qaddafi is holding on by the skin of his teeth, and political leaders in Algeria and Morocco are scrambling to maintain authority.

Lalla Lydia sheds light on Libyan president Muammer Gadaffi's all women security guards in this post.

This post is part of our special coverage Libya Uprising 2011. Libya beat Mozambique 1 0 in the African Cup of Nations qualifier, its first victory since the fall of the Muammar Gaddafi regime. Twitter is abuzz with joy as Libyans taste their first win for a free Libya.

The conflict and opacity surrounding the case are telling signs of the country s political fragility since Colonel Muammar el Qaddafi s demise.

Celebrations are continuing in Libya, which marks the first anniversary of a revolution that ousted Muammar Gaddafi, who ruled the country for 42 years.

After the 1969 coup, Muammar Gaddafi closed American and British bases and partly nationalized foreign oil and commercial interests in Libya.

Inspired by events in Tunisia and Egypt, the Libyan people rose up spontaneously against four decades of repression by Col. Muammar el Qaddafi.

Even Libya s Colonel Muammar el Qaddafi was considered a foe for having allegedly ordered the killing of Lebanese Shiite leader Imam Musa Sadr in 1978.

There are large numbers of soldiers and police among the casualties, as well as civilians and, partly as a byproduct of the fall of Libya s Muammar el Qaddafi, Egypt is awash with weapons.

The NTC has preserved much of the institutional paralysis and knee jerk behavior typical of Colonel Muammar al Qaddafi s overthrown regime.

Muammar el Qaddafi s murderous stance during the uprising has revealed his true colors, regardless of his more moderate posture in recent years.

As the world watches Libya s Muammar el Qaddafi slaughter his own people, we should remember the human cost of international indifference.

In Libya, the collapse of Colonel Muammar el Qaddafi s regime has thrown the country into chaos and decimated central government authority.

Already, Libya s leader, Muammar al Gaddafi, and Qatar television preacher Sheikh Qaradawi have been ridiculed for putting an Arab or Islamist spin on events in Tunisia.

In Libya, Col. Muammar el Qaddafi s appalling tyranny has collapsed the EU will be generous in helping the Libyan people start to build a modern pluralist society.

Colonel Muammar al Gaddafi has been ruling Libya for more than four decades.

Nor was Muammar Khaddafi s decision to stop being an international pariah entirely unrelated to his concern to bequeath to his son a state that lives in peace with the world.

Algerian blogger Maamar Ameur, an organiser of the annual Arabisk competition to select the best Arabic blogs, announced the launch of the competition. This is the third year the event is held. To submit your blog, click here.

Like Iran, Qaddafi s Libya suffered economic and political isolation for many years during which it attempted to advance a WMD program.

In March 2011, its airstrikes in Libya (alongside those of Great Britain) thwarted Colonel Muammar el Qaddafi s troops as they prepared to retake the city of Benghazi.

This post is his critique of numerous news reports suggesting that Kim Jong il, North Korea's dictator, was scared to hear of former Libyan leader, Colonel Gaddafi's, fall.

In his effort to restore seemingly irreparably damaged relations with the West, Gaddafi has played the oil and gas cards that he holds extremely well.

And in Libya, while getting rid of Muammar el Qaddafi is a good first step, democracy and the rule of law are, to be optimistic, years away.

The crisis in Libya since the uprisings against Colonel Mouammar Gaddafi has not only had dramatic consequences for Libyans, but also for Sub Saharan African citizens residing in Libya.

The Libyan Islamic Fighting Group (LIFG), another former Al Qaeda ally, abandoned the ideology between 2005 and 2010 and joined the revolution against Col. Muammar el Qaddafi s dictatorship.

SIRTE, LIBYA Although Libyans are now celebrating the first anniversary of the revolution that toppled Muammar el Qaddafi, they are increasingly frustrated with their new leaders.

The European Council, which groups EU heads of government, met in Brussels on March 11, but agreed only to call for Libyan leader Muammar Qaddafi s resignation.

First there was the combined French and British action in Libya that led to the overthrow of Colonel Muammar el Qaddafi s regime then came French intervention in Mali, and now Israeli airstrikes in Syria.

The West should send the same message to Lukasenko that it has sent to Libyan leader Muammar el Qaddafi and Syrian President Bashar al Assad No IMF money to prolong the life of the regime.

The intervention has seemingly been driven by a geopolitical imperative to bottle up or eliminate Col. Muammar el Qaddafi so that his regime cannot exploit the political vacuum in neighboring Egypt and Tunisia.