Libyan PM Offers to Resign

The prime minister of Libya's internationally recognized government said Tuesday he would resign if demanded by the people, while in Geneva the U.N.'s special envoy to Libya urged the country's warring factions to agree on a national unity government by the end of the month. Prime Minister Abdullah al-Thinni faced sharp criticism in a televised interview with questions from viewers blaming the government for a lack of services, and said he would step down Sunday if that was...

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