U.N. launches new plan to end Libya's post-revolution turmoilTUNIS (Reuters) - The United Nations began a new push on Tuesday to stabilize Libya by getting rival factions to revise the stalled peace plan and set the country on the path to elections.  The effort aims to end the turmoil that developed in Libya after the 2011 NATO-backed uprising ended Muammar Gaddafi s 42-year rule, giving space to Islamist militants and smuggling networks that have sent hundreds of thousands of migrants to Europe. Political and military fractures have left the country mired in conflict and the OPEC member s economy in freefall. Rival parliaments and governments have vied for power.   Last week, U.N. envoy Ghassan Salame announced a one-year  action plan  for a transition toward presidential and parliamentary elections.  The plan got underway on Tuesday with negotiations between delegations from rival parliaments from eastern Libya and Tripoli, which are meant to draw up amendments to a previous U.N.-mediated plan signed in December 2015. As the delegations convened in Tunis, Salame said he hoped the amendments could be agreed rapidly and that he sensed a  window of opportunity  for reconciliation.   All Libyans are fed up. They are going from transition to transition with no horizon,  he said.  We have sleeping institutions that need to be awoken, divided institutions that need to be united, and hijacked institutions that need to be rebuilt.  The 2015 deal has only had limited support from power-brokers and was never endorsed by factions aligned with military commander Khalifa Haftar that control eastern Libya. Haftar, who has been courted by Western states after making military gains, was in Rome on Tuesday where he met Defence Minister Roberta Pinotti and Italy s highest ranking military officer, Claudio Graziano.  Pinotti expressed hope that all parties would support Salame s  inclusive political strategy ... excluding any military solution , according to a defense ministry statement. Italy and other Western states have tried to work with the U.N.-backed Government of National Accord (GNA) in Tripoli, but it has been hamstrung by internal splits and has been unable to halt a slide in living standards or tame the power of armed groups.  We re here to move the political process forward for the sake of the country s stability,  said Moussa Faraj, head of the delegation from the High Council of State in Tripoli, according to a tweet from the United Nations from the Tunis meeting which got closed to the press after Salame s speech.      Under the new U.N. plan, once amendments have been agreed a national conference drawing on a much larger number of representatives from across Libya is meant to approve the members of a transitional government that would run the country until elections. The eastern parliament, or House of Representatives (HOR), is expected to devise laws for national elections and for a referendum to approve a much-delayed constitution. The chamber has barely functioned over the past two years and has been boycotted by a large number of its members.  Our task is difficult,  said Abdusalam Nasia, head of the HOR delegation, according to the United Nations.  I call on all to leave personal interests behind and focus on common interests.  worldnews
launches new plan end libya turmoiltunis reuters the united nations began new push tuesday stabilize libya getting rival factions revise stalled peace plan set country path elections the effort aims end turmoil developed libya uprising ended grammar gaddafi rule giving space islamic militants smuggling networks sent hundreds thousands migrants europe political military fractures left country aired conflict open member economy freefall rival parliaments governments view power last week envoy hassan same announced action plan transition toward presidential parliamentary elections the plan got underway tuesday negotiations delegations rival parliaments eastern libya triple meant draw amendments previous plan signed december as delegations convened tunes same said hoped amendments could agreed rapidly sensed window opportunity reconciliation all libyan fed they going transition transition horizon said we sleeping institutions need awaken divided institutions need united hijacked institutions need rebuilt the deal limited support never endorsed factions aligned military commander khalifa after control eastern libya after courted western states making military gains rome tuesday met defence minister robert pinotti italy highest ranking military officer claudia grazing pinotti expressed hope parties would support same inclusive political strategy excluding military solution according defense ministry statement italy western states tried work government national accord ga triple hamstring internal splits unable halt slide living standards tame power armed groups we move political process forward sake country stability said mouse far head delegation high council state triple according tweet united nations tunes meeting got closed press same speech under new plan amendments agreed national conference drawing much larger number representatives across libya meant approve members transitional government would run country elections the eastern parliament house representatives hor expected devise laws national elections referendum approve constitution the chamber barely functioned past two years boycotted large number members our task difficult said abdusalam asia head hor delegation according united nations i call leave personal interests behind focus common interests 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: U.N. launches new plan to end Libya's post-revolution turmoilTUNIS (Reuters) - The United Nations began a new push on Tuesday to stabilize Libya by getting rival factions to revise the stalled peace plan and set the country on the path to elections.  The effort aims to end the turmoil that developed in Libya after the 2011 NATO-backed uprising ended Muammar Gaddafi s 42-year rule, giving space to Islamist militants and smuggling networks that have sent hundreds of thousands of migrants to Europe. Political and military fractures have left the country mired in conflict and the OPEC member s economy in freefall. Rival parliaments and governments have vied for power.   Last week, U.N. envoy Ghassan Salame announced a one-year  action plan  for a transition toward presidential and parliamentary elections.  The plan got underway on Tuesday with negotiations between delegations from rival parliaments from eastern Libya and Tripoli, which are meant to draw up amendments to a previous U.N.-mediated plan signed in December 2015. As the delegations convened in Tunis, Salame said he hoped the amendments could be agreed rapidly and that he sensed a  window of opportunity  for reconciliation.   All Libyans are fed up. They are going from transition to transition with no horizon,  he said.  We have sleeping institutions that need to be awoken, divided institutions that need to be united, and hijacked institutions that need to be rebuilt.  The 2015 deal has only had limited support from power-brokers and was never endorsed by factions aligned with military commander Khalifa Haftar that control eastern Libya. Haftar, who has been courted by Western states after making military gains, was in Rome on Tuesday where he met Defence Minister Roberta Pinotti and Italy s highest ranking military officer, Claudio Graziano.  Pinotti expressed hope that all parties would support Salame s  inclusive political strategy ... excluding any military solution , according to a defense ministry statement. Italy and other Western states have tried to work with the U.N.-backed Government of National Accord (GNA) in Tripoli, but it has been hamstrung by internal splits and has been unable to halt a slide in living standards or tame the power of armed groups.  We re here to move the political process forward for the sake of the country s stability,  said Moussa Faraj, head of the delegation from the High Council of State in Tripoli, according to a tweet from the United Nations from the Tunis meeting which got closed to the press after Salame s speech.      Under the new U.N. plan, once amendments have been agreed a national conference drawing on a much larger number of representatives from across Libya is meant to approve the members of a transitional government that would run the country until elections. The eastern parliament, or House of Representatives (HOR), is expected to devise laws for national elections and for a referendum to approve a much-delayed constitution. The chamber has barely functioned over the past two years and has been boycotted by a large number of its members.  Our task is difficult,  said Abdusalam Nasia, head of the HOR delegation, according to the United Nations.  I call on all to leave personal interests behind and focus on common interests.  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: launches new plan end libya turmoiltunis reuters the united nations began new push tuesday stabilize libya getting rival factions revise stalled peace plan set country path elections the effort aims end turmoil developed libya uprising ended grammar gaddafi rule giving space islamic militants smuggling networks sent hundreds thousands migrants europe political military fractures left country aired conflict open member economy freefall rival parliaments governments view power last week envoy hassan same announced action plan transition toward presidential parliamentary elections the plan got underway tuesday negotiations delegations rival parliaments eastern libya triple meant draw amendments previous plan signed december as delegations convened tunes same said hoped amendments could agreed rapidly sensed window opportunity reconciliation all libyan fed they going transition transition horizon said we sleeping institutions need awaken divided institutions need united hijacked institutions need rebuilt the deal limited support never endorsed factions aligned military commander khalifa after control eastern libya after courted western states making military gains rome tuesday met defence minister robert pinotti italy highest ranking military officer claudia grazing pinotti expressed hope parties would support same inclusive political strategy excluding military solution according defense ministry statement italy western states tried work government national accord ga triple hamstring internal splits unable halt slide living standards tame power armed groups we move political process forward sake country stability said mouse far head delegation high council state triple according tweet united nations tunes meeting got closed press same speech under new plan amendments agreed national conference drawing much larger number representatives across libya meant approve members transitional government would run country elections the eastern parliament house representatives hor expected devise laws national elections referendum approve constitution the chamber barely functioned past two years boycotted large number members our task difficult said abdusalam asia head hor delegation according united nations i call leave personal interests behind focus common interests worldnews