Near Ras Lanuf, Libya, on Friday, where rebel lines began to crumble before an onslaught of airstrikes and artillery fire. Tyler Hicks/The New York TimesGaddafi On Offensive As Rebels Flee -- Sydney Morning Herald
ARAB League secretary-general Amr Mussa has called for a flight-exclusion zone over Libya and says he wants the group to play a role in imposing it, ahead of the league holding crisis talks on Libya in Cairo on Tuesday.
Mr Mussa said he was taking humanitarian action to support people in Libya in their fight for freedom. At the same time, Libya's top rebel official conceded his fighters had been driven out of the key oil port of Ras Lanuf.
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Reuters Live Wire On Libya -- Reuters
Libya protests: live -- The Telegraph
Libya uprising continues – live updates -- The Guardian
Updates from Libyan cities -- CNN
Libyan rebels brace for government attack -- Yahoo News/Reuters
Libyan rebels lose oil port, but vow to regroup -- Yahoo News/AP
Europe and U.S. press Gaddafi, rebels want no-fly zone -- Yahoo News/Reuters
Battered Libya rebels seek Arab League backing -- Yahoo News/AFP
Along Libyan Highway, Fears Of 'Chaos, Civil War' -- NPR
Libyan govt forces launch attack on Misrata-rebels -- Reuters
Arab League considers backing a Libyan no-fly zone -- CNN
AP Interview: Libyan rebels plead for no-fly zone -- Yahoo News/AP
Gadhafi's Forces Take Key City Back From Opposition -- NPR
In Libya, Gaddafi forces recapture strategic western town -- Washington Post
Gaddafi troops force rebel retreat -- ABC News (Australia)
Fleeing Gadhafi’s Forces in Ras Lanuf -- Wall Street Journal
Libyan Rebels Defiant but in Disarray, as Qaddafi’s Forces Gain Momentum -- New York Times
Rebels Struggle to Regroup Against Confident Regime -- Wall Street Journal
Battered Libyan rebels try to keep spirits up -- L.A. Times
Qaddafi’s Firepower Puts Libyan Rebels on the Defensive -- Bloomberg Businessweek
Gadhafi Pushes Ahead as Arab League Debates Help -- ABC News
Arab League Ministers Meet on Possible Libya 'No-Fly' Zone -- Voice of America
Arab League considers backing a Libyan no-fly zone -- CNN
Arab League Gathers in Cairo to Discuss Libyan Crisis ‘Options’ -- Blooomberg
Gadhafi pushes ahead frontline in grueling battle as Arab League debates no-fly zone -- Canadian Press
Libyan rebels council asks Arab League recognition -- RIA Novosti
Arab League Could Proclaim National Council Legitimate in Libya -- Novinite
E.U. no longer recognizes Gaddafi as Libya's leader but resists bolder steps -- Washington Post
Libya: US and EU say Muammar Gaddafi must go -- BBC
European Leaders Don’t Rule Out Armed Intervention in Libyan Conflict -- New York Times
West divided into pivotal Libya crisis talks -- Yahoo News/AFP
Both sides of Libya's conflict attempt to woo a divided Europe -- Christian Science Monitor
Obama cools to US military intervention in Libya -- Christian Science Monitor
Obama says U.S. will keep working for Kadafi ouster -- L.A. Times
Obama offers tempered support for Libya rebels -- Washington Post
Obama Says Gaddafi Squeezed, Libyan Rebels Want More -- New York Times/Reuters
Libyan rebels put responsibility on U.S. -- Washington Times
A Visit to Zawiya After the Battle -- Wall Street Journal
Sanctions kill off Libya's vital shipping trade -- Reuters
Libya oil output 'slashed by 1.4 mln barrels a day' -- Yahoo News/AFP
Q&A: Libya’s stalled revolution -- BBC
War, what is it meant for? -- L.A. Times editorial
Gen. Wesley Clark says Libya doesn't meet the test for U.S. military action -- Wesley Clark, Washington Post
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