Leading foreign ministers from Europe and the Middle East are to meet in Vienna, Austria. They're discussing how to boost support for Libya's new unity government. Libya's been facing a crisis for months now, especially when it comes to the presence of ISIL militants in the country. Thousands of Italian troops were meant to go in. But that plan was put on hold. Now, the United States is planning to push for a relaxation of the arms embargo - so that the government can better combat ISIL. It's expected the new Tripoli government will submit a list of requests for assistance during this Vienna meeting. The meeting will be chaired by U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry, and the Italian Foreign Minister Paulo Gentiloni.
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