Rivalries, Squabbles Hinder Libya's Unity Government

A month after it was agreed in Morocco, a U.N.-backed plan for a united Libyan government is struggling to take off. Efforts to push the hard-fought compromise through show the enduring regional rivalries and power struggles that have bedevilled Libya since the 2011 overthrow of Moammar Gadhafi. While foreign pressure builds to tackle a threat from Islamic State militants, Libya's internationally recognized parliament, based in the east, has rejected a main article in the U.N....

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