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Learn about the world's top hotspots with the Center for Preventive Action's (CPA) interactive Global Conflict Tracker.

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After the death of Muammar al-Qaddafi several governmental groups of Libya formed militias to take control of the country. Afterwards rebel groups were formed as well to seek stability for the nation. The Islamic State is also here for the same reasons, taking advantage of the instability of the country.

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As of 2015, 434,869 people have been internally displaced due to the war. This number is double of the amount from 2014, and it was counted in the middle of the year, in June. Only 76,000 refugees were able to make it to Europe. Not only do the people in Libya face the consequences of this conflict. Neighbouring countries are also in the threat that the war will spread to them, or that the refugees will come to seek aid that they may or may not be able to provide. The presence of an Islamic group also impacts Islams around the world that are being criticized for their faith and for something they have no control over.

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- House of Representatives
- Government of National Accord
- General National Congress
- Islamic State

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All groups are fighting to take control of the country as in 2011, Colonel Muammar al-Qaddafi died,

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All over Libya, the multiple sides of this conflict are talomg control in different areas.

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2014 to now.
2015: The Islamic State established a foothold in Sirte to gain control.
2016: The GNA (Government of National Accord), which is backed by the UN in efforts of resolving the conflict came to Tripoli, Libya.
The US began sending out air forces targeting the Islamic State.