NOW Lebanon
Libyans vote for a national assembly on Saturday, the first election since Moammar Qaddafi's ouster, after a string of acts of sabotage that have stoked tensions in the east of the country. Polling stations are scheduled to open at 8:00 am and will...
International Business Times
Libya will hold its first free election in 60 years on Saturday amid rising tensions and violence in the country. In Saturday's voting, around 2.8 million registered Libya n voters will choose a temporary 200-member assembly which in turn will be...
BBC
Libyans are set to hold their first free election for more than 50 years, in a vote overshadowed by violence and deep national divisions. They are selecting a temporary assembly which will have the task of picking a cabinet and a prime minister. An...
Sky News
There are fears of renewed violence in Libya amid the country's first elections since Colonel Muammar Gaddafi was toppled. An electoral worker was killed on Friday as campaigning came to an end when gunmen fired at a helicopter carrying voting...
International Herald Tribune
Mohammed Abed/Agence France-Presse Getty Images A Libyan extinguished a fire at a warehouse in Ajdabiya that was used to store material like ballots for Saturday's election. More Photos » Protesters angry at the distribution of seats in the congress...
Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Armed groups in eastern Libya shut off half the North African country's oil exports to press demands for more autonomy ahead of the vote. A helicopter carrying voting material made a forced landing near the eastern town of Benghazi on Friday (local...