UNITED NATIONS, Oct. 15 -- Libya's rival parties signed a road map to elections on August 30, and 36 days later the High Council of State rejected it. On Wednesday the UN envoy asked the Security Council to "hold spoilers accountable." The summary of the meeting that TEH could read names no spoiler and no measure.

Hanna Serwaa Tetteh, who heads the United Nations Support Mission in Libya, briefed the Council ahead of the mission's mandate renewal on October 31. The agreement was signed in Tripoli by the parties to the "Smaller Convening," the so-called 4+4 committee, after four months of deliberation, and it sets a pathway to legislative and presidential elections under a unified executive within 24 months. "Libya cannot afford to allow ...