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EU, Britain, France, Germany and Italy meeting to discuss Libya

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An EU spokesman confirmed the the European Union’s top diplomat Josep Borrel and the foreign ministers of Britain, France, Germany and Italy will meet on Tuesday afternoon in Brussels to discuss Libya,

The spokesman also confirmed that  Britain, France and Germany may discuss their position on the Iran nuclear deal before a meeting of all EU foreign ministers on Friday.

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