The UN-backed presidential election in Libya is in danger of collapsing: Libya’s presidential elections will be postponed likely until at least 24 January at therequest of its electionbody — which just yesterday shut down election committees essential for Friday’s ballot — and has called on the country’s parliament to address disputes threatening the ballot. Reuters, DW, and the Guardian all have the story.
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