CAIRO (Reuters) - Rival authorities have backed a ceasefire in Libya, raising the prospect of a de-escalation in the country's long-running conflict. Achieving a lasting deal will require political and economic agreements that have proved elusive for years, and cooperation from foreign powers.
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