European Union countries are preparing possible sanctions against officials in Libya blamed for undermining the peace process and blocking the formation of a unity government.
EU diplomats say that a small list of "spoilers" could be targeted as soon as next week.
The diplomats declined to be named because the process is sensitive and ongoing.
Unconfirmed reports suggest Nouri Abu-Sahmain, head of Tripoli parliament, and Khalifa Ghweil, prime minister of Tripoli Salvation government, could be in the EU's sights.
Libya has been split between rival governments since 2014, a consequence of the chaos that engulfed the country after a 2011 uprising that toppled and killed longtime dictator Moammar Gadhafi.
EU foreign ministers will hold informal talks on Libya in Brussels on Monday.
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