US president-elect has vowed to overturn travel ban from Muslim-majority countries; Syrian woman: 'I'm probably more impatient for Biden to become president than he is himself'

Family of ex-Libyan intel officer wants UK to declassify documents said to allege that Iran used a Palestinian proxy to build bomb that downed the 747 jet, killing 270 people

Newly released documents show British government worried that increasing UN sanctions on Libya in the 1990s would negatively impact UK exports to the North African country

AG William Barr says Abu Agela Masud Kheir Al-Marimi, the 'man responsible' for airline bombing that killed 270, will finally be 'subject to justice for his crimes'

Tunis seeing increased trafficking of artifacts, also from war-torn neighboring Libya, including rare 500-year-old Torah scrolls; officials call to set up Jewish history museum

As concerns increase, Guterres says Tehran should comply with 2015 agreement, notes Israeli intel about probable Iranian missiles in Libya

In Syria, Libya and Sudan, revolutionaries see national banners of the past as a way of showing their rejection of the regimes they wish to overthrow

Justices say will issue decision as soon as possible on Abdelbaset Mohmet Al-Megrahi, whose family insists he was innocent of airline bombing that killed 270

Justice Department alleges men are guilty of holding captive and beheading approximately 2 dozen hostages and of using 'exceptionally cruel torture methods' on captives

Cairo could intervene in neighboring country's civil war in response to territorial gains by forces backed by rival Turkey