French foreign minister visits Libya in new push for U.N. talksTRIPOLI (Reuters) - Libya s rival factions should stick to a United Nations peace process and prepare for elections in spring 2018, French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian said on Thursday, trying to give stalled U.N. talks a new push. The North African country has two rival governments, one in the east and a U.N.-backed administration in the capital Tripoli in the west, in a conflict stemming from the overthrow of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011. France was a leading player in the NATO intervention against Gaddafi, sending warplanes to bomb his forces. The United Nations launched a new round of talks in September in Tunis between the rival factions to prepare for presidential and parliamentary elections in 2018, but they broke off after one month.  I noted the desire from the Prime Minister (Fayez al-Seraj) to stick to the calendar. We have a total convergence of views to implement this agenda,  Le Drian said after meeting the Tripoli-based prime minister in the Libyan capital. Drian will later fly to the eastern city of Benghazi to meet the powerful eastern military commander Khalifa Haftar, who on Sunday called the U.N.-backed government and peace process obsolete. The U.N. talks had stumbled over the question of what role Haftar should play. He indicated on Sunday he wants to run as presidential candidate. Haftar remains popular among Libyans in the east who are weary of the chaos, but faces opposition in western Libya. The eastern-based House of Representatives on Tuesday widened divisions between east and west by approving a new central bank governor. The bank s Tripoli headquarters and U.N.  rejected the move. Le Drian said a political deal would help solve crisis of thousands of illegal migrants stuck in detention centers in Libya where human rights groups said they often face abuse. Libyan officials deny this but say they are overwhelmed with a flood of migrants. Libya is to main departure point for illegal migrants heading for Europe by boat. worldnews
french foreign minister visits libya new push talkstripoli reuters libya rival factions stick united nations peace process prepare elections spring french foreign minister le brian said thursday trying give stalled talks new push the north african country two rival governments one east administration capital triple west conflict stemming overthrow grammar gaddafi france leading player nato intervention gaddafi sending airplanes bomb forces the united nations launched new round talks september tunes rival factions prepare presidential parliamentary elections broke one month i noted desire prime minister face stick calendar we total convergence views implement agenda le brian said meeting prime minister libyan capital brian later fly eastern city bengali meet powerful eastern military commander khalifa after sunday called government peace process obsolete the talks stumbled question role after play he indicated sunday wants run presidential candidate after remains popular among libyan east weary chaos faces opposition western libya the house representatives tuesday widened divisions east west approving new central bank governor the bank triple headquarters rejected move le brian said political deal would help solve crisis thousands illegal migrants stuck detention centers libya human rights groups said often face abuse libyan officials deny say overwhelmed flood migrants libya main departure point illegal migrants heading europe boat worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: French foreign minister visits Libya in new push for U.N. talksTRIPOLI (Reuters) - Libya s rival factions should stick to a United Nations peace process and prepare for elections in spring 2018, French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian said on Thursday, trying to give stalled U.N. talks a new push. The North African country has two rival governments, one in the east and a U.N.-backed administration in the capital Tripoli in the west, in a conflict stemming from the overthrow of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011. France was a leading player in the NATO intervention against Gaddafi, sending warplanes to bomb his forces. The United Nations launched a new round of talks in September in Tunis between the rival factions to prepare for presidential and parliamentary elections in 2018, but they broke off after one month.  I noted the desire from the Prime Minister (Fayez al-Seraj) to stick to the calendar. We have a total convergence of views to implement this agenda,  Le Drian said after meeting the Tripoli-based prime minister in the Libyan capital. Drian will later fly to the eastern city of Benghazi to meet the powerful eastern military commander Khalifa Haftar, who on Sunday called the U.N.-backed government and peace process obsolete. The U.N. talks had stumbled over the question of what role Haftar should play. He indicated on Sunday he wants to run as presidential candidate. Haftar remains popular among Libyans in the east who are weary of the chaos, but faces opposition in western Libya. The eastern-based House of Representatives on Tuesday widened divisions between east and west by approving a new central bank governor. The bank s Tripoli headquarters and U.N.  rejected the move. Le Drian said a political deal would help solve crisis of thousands of illegal migrants stuck in detention centers in Libya where human rights groups said they often face abuse. Libyan officials deny this but say they are overwhelmed with a flood of migrants. Libya is to main departure point for illegal migrants heading for Europe by boat. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: french foreign minister visits libya new push talkstripoli reuters libya rival factions stick united nations peace process prepare elections spring french foreign minister le brian said thursday trying give stalled talks new push the north african country two rival governments one east administration capital triple west conflict stemming overthrow grammar gaddafi france leading player nato intervention gaddafi sending airplanes bomb forces the united nations launched new round talks september tunes rival factions prepare presidential parliamentary elections broke one month i noted desire prime minister face stick calendar we total convergence views implement agenda le brian said meeting prime minister libyan capital brian later fly eastern city bengali meet powerful eastern military commander khalifa after sunday called government peace process obsolete the talks stumbled question role after play he indicated sunday wants run presidential candidate after remains popular among libyan east weary chaos faces opposition western libya the house representatives tuesday widened divisions east west approving new central bank governor the bank triple headquarters rejected move le brian said political deal would help solve crisis thousands illegal migrants stuck detention centers libya human rights groups said often face abuse libyan officials deny say overwhelmed flood migrants libya main departure point illegal migrants heading europe boat worldnews