The Arab Spring began with peaceful protests in Libya that soon escalated into a civil war that lasted from 15.2.2011. to 20.10.2011. In response to the situation in Libya, NATO intervented. The United Nations Security Council adopted Resolution 1970. After the adoption of the UN Resolution, the power of France and Britain start military intervention, which soon came under the command of NATO and then started the NATO mission in Libya. A coalition of NATO Allies and partners began the implementation of the operation called "Operation Unified Protector – OUP". OUP had three distinct components: enforcing arms embargo, enforcing a no-fly zone over Libya and carrying out attacks, from air and sea to the military forces involved in the attack or threaten to attack civilians or civilian areas of Libya. The operation was successfully completed 31.10.2011. The UN Security Council adopted 17.3.2011. Resolution 1973 which introduced no-fly zone, and authorized member states acting and to use all necessary measures to protect Libyan civilians and civilian populated areas. The Alliance took sole command and control of the international military effort for Libya. Resolution 2016 announces the completion of the use of military force against Libya and NATO ends military action in Libya. New official government of Libya becoming the National Transitional Council of Libya. The first free parliamentary elections were held on 7 July 2012. After the elections Libya has Parliament and representatives led the government temporarily until the adoption of the new Constitution. After the adoption of the Constitution the new elections are followed in 2013. In June 2014, were the third general democratic and free elections for the House of Representatives in Libya which replaces the General National Congress. It can be concluded that the opinions about the use of force to stop civil war in Libya were divided. The Arab League, the UN and NATO have advocated the use of military force, but the AU has favored a political solution to the crisis by peaceful means or negotiations. Throughout its existence the AU has shown unwillingness attacking their countries and governments and reluctantly responded to the attacks on the then government even though they constituted violations of human rights. The form of support the world's governments is reflected in the response of the AU on the Arab Spring when the AU did not respond in Tunisia and Egypt. It is observed that the role of the AU in the Libyan crisis was of low intensity. Conflicts in Libya today are commonplace and can be concluded that the tendency to establish a democratic state by the African Union and foreign powers have failed to materialize. It is considered that dealing with the situation in Libya could be the solution for the wider region and that peace in Libya colud strengthened security and stability. Libya could be a shelter for refugees. The continuation of this situation in Libya could create long-term problems in the Euro Mediterranean region.