Violence still rules in Libya on the third anniversary of Gaddafi's death

The World | Oct 20, 2014
The euphoria that erupted in Libya following the death of Muammar Gaddafi is nowhere to be found on the third anniversary of his overthrow. Instead, armed factions are fighting for control of the country, wreaking havoc with the economy and people's lives. So is Libya better off now?

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