Libya factions reach tentative deal

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As Libya peace talks begin in Geneva, the United Nations special envoy calls on the country's rival governments to reconcile this month.

Rival Libyan groups participating in UN-led peace talks in Tunis announce they will sign a proposed political agreement next week.

Libya's rival lawmakers sign a UN-brokered deal to form a unity government to help end more than four years of conflict, however major disagreements remain.