Defiant Gadhafi Vows to Fight -- Wall Street Journal
Rebels Move to Take Control in Capital
TRIPOLI, Libya—Fresh gun fire erupted in spots inside and near the capital Wednesday, hours after Col. Moammar Gadhafi called on residents from an unknown location to "free Tripoli" in a radio address and the rebel-led council moved to assert control over the capital by relocating its headquarters to the capital.
A day after triumphant rebel fighters stormed the strongman's fortress compound in the capital, rebels wandering in the compound had to take briefly cover from fire, some running and others speeding toward the gate in pickup trucks before returning, the Associated Press reported. Pro-Gadhafi loyalists continue to fight on the outskirts of Libya's capital, and heavy fire also has broken out near the Rixos Hotel, where foreign journalists are being confined by pro-Gadhafi fighters, according to news reports.
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More News On Libya's Civil War
Full coverage of the war in Libya -- Yahoo News Roundup
Full coverage -- The Telegraph
Libya: Live blog -- Al Jazeera
Latest Updates on the War in Libya -- The Lede
Libya: the fall of Tripoli - live updates -- The Guardian
Battle for Tripoli: Live Updates -- BBC
Rebels battle Libyan forces near Gadhafi compound -- Yahoo News
Gaddafi flees Tripoli HQ ransacked by rebels -- Yahoo News/Reuters
Libyan rebels storm Gaddafi compound in Tripoli -- Washington Post
Carnage on the highway to hell: Mail man reports from the rebel front line -- Daily Mail
Rebels pushing to secure Tripoli -- BBC
Mao: Rebels pushing to secure Tripoli -- BBC
Libya unrest: Rebels overrun Gaddafi Tripoli compound -- BBC
Frenzied rebels run riot in the Mad Dog's lair... but Gaddafi is nowhere to be found -- Daily Mail
Libya rebels destroy symbols of Kadafi's power -- L.A. Times
Libyans Rejoice in a Castle Filled With Guns and the Trappings of Power -- New York Times
Libyan rebels advance on Gaddafi's home town -- The Guardian
Rebels Tell Story of Plan to Take Tripoli -- New York Times/AP
Qaddafi Defiant as Rebels Seek to Consolidate Takeover -- New York Times
Libya conflict: Where is Col Muammar Gaddafi? -- BBC
Libyan rebels offer amnesty for turning in Gaddafi -- Reuters
Gadhafi still in Libya, not sure about Tripoli, Pentagon says -- Stars and Stripes
Qaddafi urges resistance as Libyan rebels make Tripoli their own -- Christian Science Monitor
Qaddafi Vows ‘Martyrdom’ as Opposition Hunts -- Bloomberg
Libyan rebels place $1.6m bounty on Muammar Gaddafi -- Herald Sun/AFP
Libya: Gaddafi citadel falls but his fate remains unknown -- The Guardian
Fight, Run or Hide - What Now for Moammar Gadhafi? -- Voice of America
World Powers Mull Libya Strategy -- Voice of America
NATO considers options for a postwar role in Libya -- AP
Libya conflict: Gaddafi son's 'luxury' life revealed -- BBC
2 friends fighting Gadhafi reunite in Tripoli -- AP
Oil Giants Look to Resume Libyan Production -- Voice of America
After the Revolution, Hurdles in Reviving the Oil Sector -- New York Times
UN Likely to Vote on Libyan Asset Plan This Week -- New York Times
Waves of Disinformation and Confusion Swamp the Truth in Libya -- David D. Kirkpatrick and Rod Norland, New York Times
Q&A: Gadhafi's options, future scenarios and more -- Tim Lister, CNN
The Game-Changer in Libya: Time -- Mark Benjamin, Time
Libya’s Bloody Road to Freedom -- Azza Kamel Maghur, New York Times
When Kadafi commanded respect -- William J. Coughlin, L.A. Times
Libya is no Iraq – this revolution is the real deal -- Mohamed Salem, The Guardian
Analysis: Libyan rebel forces may not be ready to keep peace -- USA Today
Rebels Take Tripoli, but the Fighting May Be Far from Over -- Vivienne Walt, Time
U.S. action helped cause of freedom in Libya -- Washington Post editorial
Libya's problems are far from over -- L.A. Times editorial
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