LONDON, United Kingdom: The United States and four European powers on Friday (Saturday in Manila) urged war-torn Libya to quickly set a new date for delayed presidential elections.
In a joint statement, they urged the North African country's leaders to "swiftly" name a new date and issue the final list of presidential candidates, which had been a key point of contention in the run-up to the polls that were set for Friday.
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