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A Notorious Human Trafficker on Trial in the Netherlands - [M] DER SPIEGEL; Sergei Telenkov / iStockphoto / Getty; Narciso Contreras / Polaris / ddp; Narciso Contreras / laif; Santi Palacios / AP

A Notorious Human Trafficker on Trial in the Netherlands - [M] DER SPIEGEL; Sergei Telenkov / iStockphoto / Getty; Narciso Contreras / Polaris / ddp; Narciso Contreras / laif; Santi Palacios / AP

Brutality in the Desert A Notorious Human Trafficker on Trial in the Netherlands

Walid Negash, one of the most notorious human traffickers in the world, is on trial in the Netherlands. He is suspected of having tortured thousands of refugees in Libya. By Lucia Heisterkamp and Paul J. Hildebrandt

How a Brutal Militia Became Europe's New Henchmen - [M] Alyssa Nothaft / DER SPIEGEL; Fotos: @LibyanXIV / X; Chiara Wettmann / Lighthouse Reports; Lighthouse Reports (2)

How a Brutal Militia Became Europe's New Henchmen - [M] Alyssa Nothaft / DER SPIEGEL; Fotos: @LibyanXIV / X; Chiara Wettmann / Lighthouse Reports; Lighthouse Reports (2)

Keeping Migrants at Bay How a Brutal Militia Became Europe's New Henchmen

A Libyan militia belonging to the warlord Khalifa Haftar hunts down refugees in the Mediterranean and drags them to Libya. DER SPIEGEL reporting shows how Frontex and Maltese officials are involved.

Khalifa Haftar and His Role in The Deadly Shipwreck Off Greece - Hellenic Coast Guard / EPA

Khalifa Haftar and His Role in The Deadly Shipwreck Off Greece - Hellenic Coast Guard / EPA

A Warlord and His Smugglers Khalifa Haftar and His Role in The Deadly Shipwreck Off Greece

Who sent the overcrowded refugee boat to its tragic end in the Mediterranean in early June? Greek authorities have arrested nine Egyptians, but the real culprits appear to be men with apparent links to Khalifa Haftar, a Libyan warlord the EU has been courting for months.

How Frontex Helps Haul Migrants Back To Libyan Torture Camps - Sara Creta

How Frontex Helps Haul Migrants Back To Libyan Torture Camps - Sara Creta

Back Channel Cooperation How Frontex Helps Haul Migrants Back To Libyan Torture Camps

Refugees are being detained, tortured and killed at camps in Libya. Investigative reporting by DER SPIEGEL and its partners has uncovered how close the European Union’s border agency Frontex works together with the Libyan coast guard.

The Renewed Dependency on Mercenary Fighters - Ricard Garcia Vilanova / AP Photo

The Renewed Dependency on Mercenary Fighters - Ricard Garcia Vilanova / AP Photo

Guns for Hire The Renewed Dependency on Mercenary Fighters

Countries like Russia and Turkey are increasingly using mercenaries to fight wars on their behalf. It complicates efforts to end such conflicts and turns war into a way of life for some. By Mirco Keilberth, Maximilian Popp, Christoph Reuter und Adam Assad

A Warlord Rebuilds Benghazi in His Own Image - Sergio Ramazzotti/ DER SPIEGEL

A Warlord Rebuilds Benghazi in His Own Image - Sergio Ramazzotti/ DER SPIEGEL

Return to Gadhafi Era in Libya A Warlord Rebuilds Benghazi in His Own Image

Benghazi was the center of the revolution against former Libyan dictator Moammar Gadhafi. After driving out the Islamists, warlord Khalifa Haftar has set up a culture of surveillance and fear in the city. Now he aims to conquer the rest of the country. Von Mirco Keilberth und Fritz Schaap

Libya's Grim Civil War Escalates - Sergio Ramazzotti / DER SPIEGEL

Libya's Grim Civil War Escalates - Sergio Ramazzotti / DER SPIEGEL

Infernal Cycle Libya's Grim Civil War Escalates

The civil war in Libya between the militias from the east and fighters from the west is escalating and keeps on drawing in foreign powers. One commander has been fighting for eight years -- and sees no end in sight. Von Fritz Schaap und Mirco Keilberth

Refugees Suffer as Libya's Civil War Rages On - Jonas Wresch / DER SPIEGEL

Refugees Suffer as Libya's Civil War Rages On - Jonas Wresch / DER SPIEGEL

Hell on Earth Refugees Suffer as Libya's Civil War Rages On

As Libya descends into a bloody civil war, thousands of refugees are trapped in the crossfire. Some are forced to fight as mercenaries, while others are systematically raped, tortured or sold as slaves. One Italian is helping them tell their stories. Von Fiona Ehlers und Katrin Kuntz

A Former ICC Chief's Dubious Links - Andrea Artz/DER SPIEGEL

A Former ICC Chief's Dubious Links - Andrea Artz/DER SPIEGEL

The Ocampo Affair A Former ICC Chief's Dubious Links

Luis Moreno Ocampo hunted the world's worst war criminals and brought them to trial at the International Criminal Court. But internal documents show that he allowed himself to be exploited by a Libyan to protect him from investigation and that he took money from the billionaire. Von Sven Becker, Marian Blasberg und Dietmar Pieper

Libyan Camps for Refugees Are Not the Answer - SANTI PALACIOS / AP

Libyan Camps for Refugees Are Not the Answer - SANTI PALACIOS / AP

Hell on Earth Libyan Camps for Refugees Are Not the Answer

There are many who would like to see migrants sheltered in reception camps in Libya. But a recent report compiled by European Union diplomats who visited the country reveals that the idea is completely unworkable. By DER SPIEGEL Staff

EU Leans on Libyan Military to Stop Migrants - SPIEGEL TV

EU Leans on Libyan Military to Stop Migrants - SPIEGEL TV

Deadly Dilemma EU Leans on Libyan Military to Stop Migrants

Summer offers perfect conditions for migrants seeking to cross the Mediterranean from North Africa to Europe. Aid organizations are trying to prevent them from drowning, but the EU has partnered with Libya to stop them. Von Clemens Höges und Claas Meyer-Heuer

On the Trail of African Migrant Smugglers - Daniel Etter /DER SPIEGEL

On the Trail of African Migrant Smugglers - Daniel Etter /DER SPIEGEL

Following the Money On the Trail of African Migrant Smugglers

Since 2013, over 10,000 migrants have drowned while attempting to cross the Mediterranean to Europe. Behind the deaths lies a multi-million dollar smuggling trade with financial connections to Frankfurt, Italy and Libya. Von Alexander Bühler, Susanne Koelbl, Sandro Mattioli und Walter Mayr

'We Will Not Become Like Somalia' - GORAN TOMASEVIC/ REUTERS

'We Will Not Become Like Somalia' - GORAN TOMASEVIC/ REUTERS

Interview with Libya's Prime Minister 'We Will Not Become Like Somalia'

Since March, Fayez Sarraj has been the prime minister of Libya, a country torn by civil war. Now he is tasked with surmounting the country's political divisions and leading the fight against the Islamic State and a network of human-traffickers transporting tens of thousands of migrants to Europe. Von Klaus Brinkbäumer und Susanne Koelbl

Refugee Crisis Focus Shifts to North Africa - GIOVANNI ISOLINO/ AFP

Refugee Crisis Focus Shifts to North Africa - GIOVANNI ISOLINO/ AFP

Ticket to Europe Refugee Crisis Focus Shifts to North Africa

Hundreds of thousands of Africans are preparing to test their luck on the voyage across the Mediterranean to Europe. As the weather begins improving, the number of arrivals will rise -- as will the number of deaths. Von Walter Mayr

Can a Unity Government Succeed in Divided Libya? - STRINGER/ REUTERS

Can a Unity Government Succeed in Divided Libya? - STRINGER/ REUTERS

Failed State Can a Unity Government Succeed in Divided Libya?

The UN is trying to establish a unity government in Libya. But with competing governments, an expanding Islamic State and migrant smuggling as a primary source of income in the country, finding success will not be easy. By SPIEGEL Staff

The Next Disaster Islamic State Expands as Libya Descends into Chaos

With two separate governments waging war against each other, Libya is crumbling. Islamic State is taking advantage of the turmoil to put down roots in the country. The US is weighing intervention. Von Christoph Reuter

'We Simply Can't Give Up on Libya' - STRINGER/ AFP

'We Simply Can't Give Up on Libya' - STRINGER/ AFP

German UN Envoy on Islamic State's Rise 'We Simply Can't Give Up on Libya'

With the situation rapidly deteriorating in Libya, the UN's special representative to the country, Martin Kobler of Germany, is pushing for a unity government in a last-ditch effort to halt the Islamic State's march there. He warns that time is running out. Von Juliane von Mittelstaedt

Islamic State Uses Libya to Gain African Foothold - AP/dpa

Islamic State Uses Libya to Gain African Foothold - AP/dpa

The Beachhead Islamic State Uses Libya to Gain African Foothold

The Islamic State is using the same strategy it deployed in Syria in order to expand its territory in North Africa. Libya has become the center of its deadly activities in the region. Von Christoph Reuter

A Chronicle of Life in Libyan Purgatory - SPIEGEL ONLINE

A Chronicle of Life in Libyan Purgatory - SPIEGEL ONLINE

The Islamic State Diary A Chronicle of Life in Libyan Purgatory

For months, the Islamic State visited its reign of terror on the city of Derna, Libya -- until it was stopped by an al-Qaida offshoot. Farrah Schennib describes the horrors of daily life under the IS in his diary.

The Islamic State's Dangerous Gains in Libya - AP/dpa

The Islamic State's Dangerous Gains in Libya - AP/dpa

A Threat to Europe The Islamic State's Dangerous Gains in Libya

Rival militias in Libya have thrown the country into civil war and made it easy prey for the Islamic State. The recent execution of 21 Egyptian Christians is only one sign of the terrorist group's growing footprint in North Africa. Von Mirco Keilberth und Christoph Reuter

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