UN proposal could solve Libyan deadlock

Published May 8, 2015 9:00am ET



Four years after U.S. intervention, Libya has essentially become a failed state. A multi-faceted militia war now rages there. Libya has two rival governments — one elected and one self-appointed — as well as other paramilitary groups, including the Islamic State, all of whom are active in the country.

It’s a real mess.

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