UN urges Libyan factions to agree unity government by month-end

GENEVA (Reuters) - The United Nations special envoy to Libya called on warring parties in the country to agree on a national unity government by the end of August. Bernardino Leon, who opened two days of talks in Geneva, said that the input of armed groups was important but was lagging behind the political process. "We will work in coming days on the basis of timetable which necessarily has to be short. Libya is facing huge challenges," Leon told a news briefing.