''Martin Kobler is one of Germany's top officials dealing with crisis
zones around the world. He's also one of the country's leading diplomats
at the United Nations. The 62-year-old has led UN missions in
Afghanistan, in Iraq and most recently in the Democratic Republic of
Congo. The UN appointed him in November to lead its support mission for
civil war-torn Libya, where he is seeking to bring the country's divided
factions together into a unity government. December's Skhirat agreement
aimed at establishing that government of national unity marked his
first success in the position. So far, however, it has done nothing to
stop the spread of the Islamic State (IS) in the country..''
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