Libya Peace Talks to Resume Amid Continued Violence

Military forces allied with Libya’s government in the east say airstrikes hit targets Wednesday near Tripoli, the seat of power for the rival government. And as the United Nations prepares to resume peace talks, analysts warn that even if negotiations succeed, war could continue among militant groups not involved in the peace process. In some ways, the growth of the Islamic State group has strengthened Libya’s chance at successful peace talks, by creating a common enemy. The...

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