tripoli. the u.n. delivery envoy has been trying to convince representatives of the internationally recognized government to stay in geneva and resume cease fire negotiations diplomatic editor james bases there. the un has been talking all day to those representatives from the g.s.a. we believe got some salami the u.n. envoy has been chatting to them has been meeting but also talking to their bosses prime ministers iraj and others in tripoli to try and keep them engaged in this process remember that we have the u.n. security council resolution at the end of last week we had a meeting in munich which had 13 foreign ministers representing all the key stakeholders and 2 in the international community including the key supporters of the g n n a and of general haftar and all agreed there should be these talks taking place and despite that we've seen the same thing that happened back in april last year general haftar going ahead with his military action and basically destroying the peace efforts everyone has

tripoli. head and tripoli so i'm glad that the peace and prosperity that people have been hoping for has never materialized how are they feeling on this anniversary. with the ratio of 3 the people here in libya including that evolution rees of the 17th of february revolution say that their revolution is still ongoing until that sheaves all its goals now here behind me as you can see and hear people have started celebrations and there are still thousands of celebrators and people from tripoli and from many other cities are expecting to head to the main is clear this is the square in the libyan capital tripoli to celebrate a mark of the 9th anniversary of this of india to fiber revolution that ousted the regime of them out and gadhafi that organizers here tell us that today's anniversary as packed was celebrations shows including folklore bands and also many categories of the libyan society expected to come here and to celebrate in the main a square also many state institutions representatives a

tack on the port in the capital tripoli. this could be the beginning get to other at tax in the residential areas so yesterday we were hearing good sounds of heavy explosions as have that as forces were targeting get the port but being why and all the institutions in the west of the country under the government of national award they say that they cannot proceed in any peace talks a less have to those forces that stop targeting get the city as you know that the government of national board has issued a statement suspending its participation in the military track talks that was due to be healed today again in geneva the high state council here in the capital tripoli all saw stated that it cannot proceed in any peace talks unless have to us forces. pulled out from southern tripoli you know that this is. the the united nations support the mission in libya . trying to deal with this issue but meanwhile the institutions under the government of national called here in tripoli say that. they have the resources to pull out from sout

that's the state oil for here in the capital tripoli stated that it has evacuated all. tankers loaded with gas and fuel from the port to prevent as its environmental and human italian disaster because of the multiple attacks on the port the only and biggest port in the capital city tripoli. government of national called it is also saying that it is not going to proceed in the military track that's part of the 3 tracks according to. military commission that met today in geneva is not according to the government of national accord is not meeting to model as the government is protesting multiple frequent violations as it's has by have the resources of the seas fire it seems that the government of national is trying to bring the international community to bring that to their attention that have forces have been violating the cease fire and as the head of the united nations support the mission in libya mentioned today in geneva on the margin of the military commission meetings that they documented 150 violations of the ceasefire since january that that's when the both. warri

stopping what house at translate into how things are playing out in tripoli. well. there is a state of panic especially among civilians as the fighting have to his forces when they targeted the main sea port in tripoli this is a major threat not only to tripoli but to other cities people are worried that the main and major chord is. the multiple attacks by house to this force because as you know. everything comes through this port medicine food done all the life supplies to civilians in chipley and also to many other cities as the government of national accord stated there is also fear among civilians that heavy fighting might 3 new again especially after the government of national accord has decided to hold participation in the talks that were due to be held today in geneva but it seems that the on the other hand the united nations support the mission is still hopeful that this process can work out but the government along with the high state council here in tripoli say that the sation of hostilities by have to forces and go to a safe return of displaced peop

is describing what happened today in tripoli is deplorable the statement goes on we'll reiterate says call that all parties especially the libyan national army to desist from escalation and provocation as exercising maximum restraint in refraining from targeting civilians of vital infrastructure crucial to the progress and success of the 3 he track intra libyan donald and that is what they're trying to do here not just the cease fire talks there was something much bigger in the pipeline for next week and that was the 1st part of the political track of these talks rather. 5 aside as we have now 5 of the jna 5 from have thought that we many more representatives here representing all different political. parties and complexities of the libyan political system coming here for wider talks the plan of course of the u.n. eventually is to try and have elections in libya but what we've seen again and this is clearly what we saw back in april on the very day that the u.n. secretary general was getting libya and he just met general haftar and we see that again now as these talks were restarting

or take you to libya now where our residents of the capital tripoli are reporting the shelling of the city has been intensifying in the past 24 hours the united nations has now said the attacks on tripoli by forces loyal to her after might amount to war crimes mischance traffic reports from tripoli is the civilians who are suffering some a little safer as park was peppered with shrapnel when a rocket fired by forces loyal to warlord holly for half the exploded bore his home . for shot off and i was standing on the street thank god my neighbor called me over to and i moved forward 5 steps in the rocket landed just a few meters away. some pregnant wife suffered minor injuries and has some serious in the attack. we go to his neighborhood and find evidence of what people who live his say happens day and night i was earlier another barrage of rockets that hit residents say that at least 7 rockets hit this neighborhood smalling they saying that nobody was injured in those attacks but behind this house is mighty good airport which has been consistently targeted by half this forces over recen

government pulls out of ceasefire talks in geneva after war not only for have task forces attacked the tripoli court. down in jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up free at last the coronavirus quarantine is lifted for some on board a cruise ship in japan but the number of dead in mainland china surges past 2000. a 2nd term to ashraf ghani as afghan president but the opposition is calling his election win a move against democracy. and u.s. court rejects chinese telecom giant while his appeal to these restrictions on doing business with government agents. efforts to restore peace in libya have suffered another setback the un recognized government has pulled out of ceasefire talks in geneva after the port in the capital tripoli was targeted by forces loyal to warlord honey for half tal well last month after he had refused to sign a cease fire deal brokered by russia and turkey are diplomatic editor james bays reports now from geneva the porch in the libyan capital tripoli under attack general half his forces carried out the rocket strikes about the same time the talks were resum

recognized government pulls out of ceasefire talks in geneva after warlord khalifa haftar forces attacked tripoli port. welcome back to doha one i'm kemal santamaria with the world news from al-jazeera the number of deaths in china's coronavirus crosses 2000 with the surgeon fatalities in her bed province the epicenter of the epidemic also the unique human rights bodies as recent attacks on schools and hospitals in syria are prompting questions about war crimes. and u.s. court rejects the chinese telecom giant powers appeal to ease restrictions on doing business with government agents. however in libya's internationally recognized government pulled out of cease fire talks after tripoli's port was targeted by forces loyal to the warlords. at least 3 civilians were killed in the assault diplomatic editor james bays has just sent this report the porch in the libyan capital tripoli under attack general half his forces carried out the rocket strikes about the same time the talks were resuming in geneva and immediately put the fate of the peace efforts in jeopardy. it's now 10 months since general haft

government pulls out of ceasefire talks in geneva after warlord anything have task forces attacked the tripoli port. derringer all this is out of their life and are also coming up free at last the coronavirus quarantine is lifted for some on board a cruise ship in japan the number of dead in mainland china surges past 2000. a 2nd term for ashraf ghani as afghan president but the opposition is calling his election win a coup against democracy. plus a u.s. court rejects chinese telecoms giant hallways appeal to ease restrictions on doing business with government agencies. efforts aimed at restoring peace to libya have suffered a major setback the un recognized government has pulled out of ceasefire talks in geneva after the port in the capital tripoli was targeted by forces loyal to warlord holy for half time last month after had refused to sign a cease fire deal brokered by russia and turkey our diplomatic editor james bays has more on the porch in the libyan capital tripoli under attack general half his forces carried out the rocket strikes about the same time the talks were resuming in geneva

tries to get libyan talks restarted after iraq has attack on the country's main port sees the tripoli government suspend its involvement. and again i'm just on the attack and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up turkey's president threatens an imminent military operation to push back syrian government forces and if that province russia wins against it. you say. scared adopted talks of deplorable conditions on board a quarantined cruise ship in japan as hundreds of passengers are finally allowed off. course on. and the success of south korean film parasites at the oscars is inspiring a new generation of filmmakers. now the united nations says it's hoping to resume talks aimed at a cease fire in libya but the leader of the internationally recognized government in tripoli fires also russia says attacks and shelling on the capital have overtaken those negotiations on tuesday his government suspended its involvement in the discussions in geneva that's off to forces loyal to warlord khalifa haftar attacked a port in tripoli killing 3 people there tripoli's government is now insi

libya's prime minister fires seraj visited tripoli's poor saf to choose days attack national by the request of the holding of the weapons above goes 4 years ago not just these days if the weapons of bergen had been respected we would not have been in this situation today if it is to be respected it must be upheld all. their former new york mayor and billionaire michael bloomberg is preparing to confront rival democrats in the u.s. presidential debate for the very 1st time nevada the media mogul is a late entry in the race to take on donald trump and november's election he spent hundreds of millions of dollars on t.v. ads 5 of the candidates will join the debate days before the state's caucus. those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera to inside story stay with us through. who runs afghanistan after the disputed presidential election results and how will that impact the talks with the taliban with us for afghani declared the winner by the smallest of knowledge and this is opponent. says he'll form a parallel of ministration the u.s. wants to pull out while pushing

government pulls out of ceasefire talks in geneva after warlord only for half task forces attacked the tripoli port. down in jordan this is our jazeera live from doha also coming up free at last the coronavirus quarantine is lifted for some on board a cruise ship in japan but the number of dead in mainland china surges past 2000. a 2nd term for ashraf ghani as afghan president but the opposition is calling his election win a coup against democracy. plus a u.s. court magicks chinese telecom giant hawaii's appeal to ease restrictions on doing business with government agents. efforts to restore peace in libya have suffered another setback the un recognized government has pulled out of ceasefire talks in geneva that's after the port in the capital tripoli was targeted by forces loyal to warlord honey for have to are last month after had refused to sign a cease fire deal brokered by russia and turkey are diplomatic editor james bays reports now from geneva the porch in the libyan capital tripoli under attack general half his forces carried out the rocket strikes about the same time the talks were r

talks in geneva up the double i had there for us on the ground in tripoli thank you matt. well moving on and turkey's president is threatening to imminently launch an operation to push back syrian forces and province russia talk about on once government troops to withdraw behind turkish military positions in that area and he says turkey's dumond's haven't been met during recent talks with russia the kremlin says it strongly opposed to any tech military operation the syrian government is conducting an offensive to retake those last rebel held areas while techie says it's pushing to establish a safe zone in northern syria. well there's plenty more ahead for you on this news hour including find out why families in the philippines are worried about a cruise ship stuck in japan. impossible for me to do my job. anger grows about u.s. president donald trump's attacks on judges and prosecutors his attorney general considers quitting. and in sport a losing return to tour action for the newly crowned straight you know you can chant. off to weeks of being stuck on a quarantined cruis

that store in libya and to have suffered yet another setback internationally recognized government in tripoli has suspended its involvement in talks in geneva after the capital sport was attacked on tuesday at least 3 people were killed and rockets were fired by forces of war khalifa haftar are the port is the main entry point for supplies into libya forces say their target was an arms depot but later has been trying to capture the capital since april to police government is now insisting talks cannot continue until the world firmly responds to what it calls violations let's talk now to muck moved up to head who is live for us and tripoli so what is the feeling like there and aaa now that these these talks have broken down and seem to be going nowhere. well the fear of that is warre among get special in monks' millions that. hold of this peace process is why it instigate another round of heavy fighting the white house has forces and now the government of national accord says that it's a prerequisite that have to his forces must sure still it is and stop targeting get the state facilities this

going back to april the tripoli based government insists the u.n. mediated talks cannot continue until the world's takes a quote clear stand on what it calls after violations let's start with this report james bays our diplomatic editor is at the talks in geneva. the port in the libyan capital tripoli under attack general half his forces carried out the rocket strikes about the same time the talks were resuming in geneva and immediately put the fate of the peace efforts in jeopardy it's now 10 months since general haftar appended the international community's peace plans by ordering an offensive to try and seize tripoli the operation launched defiantly just hours after he met u.n. secretary general antonio good terrorists who was visiting libya at the time in the months since the death toll has mounted as weapons have continued to pour into the country despite the latest attacks when he spoke to reporters the secretary general's envoy was determined to push the diplomatic momentum forward is your plan back on track my plan is not back on track my pl

tripoli a major paris train station had to be evacuated on friday afternoon after protesters started lighting fires demonstrators had set fire to scooters and cars now in protest at a concert by congolese singer. it has previously had to cancel concerts because of demonstrations opposed to the government of the democratic republic of congo. or it was outside the garden or earlier and said that plumes of smoke could be seen right across central paris. where the girl daily or train station is one of the main stations in central paris and of the ground level you can really get a sense of the damage you can see these motorbikes have been overturned and if you come over here a whole row of motorbikes completely burnt out just caucuses on the floor we've seen a smashed possibly see bus stops also in bits completely burnt out and what happened was it was about a 6 o'clock in the evening local time here in paris when protesters say all these vehicles around the train station and the plumes of smoke there rosen's the air were very impressive you could see them all over paris we were some 2 ki

that al-jazeera tripoli. russia's foreign ministry has denied allegations the country was behind a large scale cyber attack on georgia last year it over attack not thousands of georgian websites offline and disrupted national television broadcasts britain and the united states have joined georgia in blaming russia's military intelligence service commonly known as the g.r.u. . portugal's parliament has voted in favor of allowing euthanasia and doctress isted suicide but terminally ill people hundreds of people protested against the measures outside the parliament building in lisbon 5 right to die bills were approved by a comfortable margin the country's president could still attempt to block the legislation the landmark vote means portugal is set to become one of the few countries in the world allowing procedures. spanish but he separated what's thought to be the 1st illegal underground tobacco factory in europe it was discovered through hidden tunnels below or stables in the southern village of wonder he said

started his offensive on tripoli more than 10 months ago. computers destroyed or abandoned playgrounds deserted this is one of a number of schools that have been hit during the fighting in southern tripoli a warehouse that used to store books to be distributed to schools across the capital was also destroyed a look at this war has affected the education sector very much teachers and students have had to move many schools we can't even visit because there are areas where there are clashes. all children are expected to show their education and development put on hold libya as a country says the un were around 4000000 children have been affected in some way or the civil war. tripoli iraq's prime minister designate has promised to investigate the killings of protesters if he wins a vote of confidence that this week mohammed alawi also announced that he's chosen a new cabinet security forces in baghdad used tear gas against protesters near tahrir square and the government demonstrators have been angry about corruption unemployment for infrastruct

started his offensive on tripoli more than 10 months ago computers destroyed or abandoned playgrounds deserted this is one of a number of schools that have been hit during the fighting in southern tripoli. a warehouse that used to store books to be distributed to schools across the capital was also destroyed a look at this war has affected their education sector very much teachers and students have had to move many schools we can't even visit because there are areas where there are clashes. all children are expected at the shelter the education and development put on hold libya is a country says the un were around the whole 4000000 children have been affected in some way or the civil war struck at al-jazeera tripoli. this is al jazeera and these are the headlines breaking news from london police say they have arrested a man after a stabbing at a mosque near regent's park which one person was injured they say the injured man was treated by paramedics before being taken to hospital german officials say they're treating the shooting in the western city of hanoi as terrorism a gunman beli

live in tripoli something up. after that meeting between that well that press conference we saw his foreign minister the deputy u.n. special envoy to libya germany's foreign minister following that that meeting between the 12 or so foreign ministers on the sidelines of the security summit said that significant progress and they stuff they williams was talking about the arms embargo becoming a joke she said we need to step up here there needs to be accountability that's it from the news out stung by a bad story and is here to bring it up to date with the latest on the top stories just a few well it's all seem like. the politics of division have pushed india into the grip of a historical reckoning i'm afraid to be closing on the 1998 where do these ideas come from the tragedy of morning news on monday try to set a place. it was a happy family or the only people that join me are to see you on the final part of my journey when i jus become a target of the hindu 1st policy in search of india's soul an al-jazeera. the k

the 1st leg was the 67 kilometers from the home town of sirte to the capital tripoli which would just take over now. on the journey bahama talked about how much tripoli meant to him and many of the libyans he remembered the moment the rallies held in the past and look forward to the city returning to peace and glory one day. 2 of the internal conflict that followed the revolution tripoli has been held by the internationally recognized government. do what about. them if you warble. i met with. them and. also when i'm with you no one has a message machine for me to any though i feel really sick limply. after tripoli their route would take them to misrata and i will bring all potentially dangerous and then of course into the desert. during the 2011 revolution misrata was a stronghold of opposition to gadhafi 9 years later government troops held off a challenge by the warlord after. next water whose citizens were forced out by gadhafi forces fighting the opposition in the south. it remained a ghost for 8 years and to reconsider nation with misrata in 2018 allowed its people to finally ret

tripoli . the trial of former french presidential candidate france off on a search of began a paris security paying us wife more than a 1000000 euros in public funds for a fake job a scandal which came to be known as protect penelope gate emerged during the 2017 election campaign and destroy if you aren't political career tosh about were reports from paris. only 2017 and fossil fuel was riding high the strongest contender in france's presidential race he was the candidate for france's conservative party the republicans after winning its primary with a landslide a former prime minister he was politically experienced well connected and confident he would win. i do not want to change my beliefs or my goals according to people's lives or the language of the planets. things seem to be going feel this way until the scandal broke a french newspaper allege that feel had misused taxpayers' money when he was an m.p. to pay his wife penelope as a parliamentary system for years for no work the couple was p

tries to get libyan talks restarted after a rocket attack on the country's main port sees the tripoli government suspend its involvement. turkey's president threatens an imminent military operation to push back syrian government forces and the province of russia warns against it. and. a doctor talks of deplorable conditions on board a quarantine cruise ship in japan as hundreds of passengers are finally allowed off . american to be bullied or influenced by anybody and the u.s. attorney general is reported to be considering quitting his job as anger grows over the president's attacks on judges and prosecutors. on his 4 titleholders a little full face an uncertain future in this season's champions league liverpool beats in spain both let's go madrid in the 1st leg of the last 16 tie. now the united nations says it's hoping to resume talks aimed at reaching a ceasefire in libya the internationally recognized government suspended involvement in the discussions in geneva after the port of tripoli was attacked at least 3 people were killed on tuesday when rockets were fired by forces of. kh

tripoli. charles stratford has met some of those who were forced from the homes of their own sure if they could ever go back. half built to neglected for almost a decade these towers are on feet for habitation more than a 100 families who have fled fighting on the outskirts of libya's capital shelter here and now this tiny room is where samir elma had he and her 2 children have lived for the last 3 months there's no electricity or running water samir a says her son used to be top of his class at school but the school was closed because of the fighting she described what happened when she tried to return to her home with her daughter to collect more of their belongings. i swear the horror that this little girl has seen no other child has witnessed in all of libya the whole building in front of us collapsed the bombs were coming from all sides our home was completely destroyed we could have been killed the nation says that more than 150000 people have been forced to flee their homes since genera

warnings of major disruption to libyan schools hospitals and power stations after attacks on tripoli's ports as the warring sides hold ceasefire talks in geneva plus . no shelter is now safe the u.n. accuses syria's government of targeting hospitals and schools in the northwest where almost a 1000000 civilians have fled the fighting china says 3000 health workers have now been infected by the corona virus but a new study finds around 80 percent of all cases are mild. and spore of the australian open champion suffers a shock 1st round defeat american sophia cannon loses her 1st deputy tore a match following her triumph in melbourne. we begin in libya where medical sources say 3 civilians have been killed after a rocket attacks on aaa sports forces loyal to warlord khalifa haftar say they've been targeting weapons dept hose all fuel vessels have been ordered to leave for safer waters and libya's national oil company says they will be made into schools hospitals and power stations it comes as representatives from the country's warring signs hold ceasefire talks in geneva on diplomatic edi

libya's prime minister face sunrise visited the site of an attack on tripoli's main airport that charred containers a clear example of want phase as is the international community's feed to enforce its own arms embargo national policy we requested the holding of the weapons embargoed 4 years ago not just these days if the weapons of bargain had been respected we would not agree to this situation today if it is to be respected it must be upheld of all outlets lend their own the attack happened on tuesday shortly after the e.u. approved a naval appreciation intended to enforce the weapons in burgo that however will be insufficient according to the government in tripoli as weapons and fighters continue to pour in from those backing the warlords really for have to turkish president treasure and has promised to help solve russia's government. uncle opposes the e.u. mission as well. i want to specifically mention that the european union does not have the right to make any decisions concerning libya the e.u. is trying to take charge of the situation and interfere. the conflict in libya has cons

tripoli the un's libya envoy has been trying to convince representatives of the internationally recognized government to stay in geneva and resume says fire negotiations are diplomatic editor james bases there. the un has been talking all day to those representatives from the g.a.o. we believe gas on salami the u.n. envoy has been chatting to them has been meeting but also talking to their bosses prime ministers iraj and others in tripoli to try and keep them engaged in this process remember that we have the u.n. security council resolution at the end of last week we had a meeting in munich which had 13 foreign ministers representing all the key stakeholders in 2 in the international community including the key supporters of the g n a and of general hafta and all agree there should be these talks taking place and despite that we've seen the same thing that happened back in april last year general haftar going ahead with his military action and basically destroying the peace efforts everyone has said publicly they're committed to the u.n. process but clearly some of the countries supporting

tripoli. there's some a little safe his back was peppered with shrapnel when a rocket fired by forces loyal to walt hurley for half the exploded by his home. for set off and i was standing on the street thank god my neighbor called me over to where i moved forward 5 steps in the rocket landed just a few meters away as sam's pregnant wife suffered minor injuries and his son serious head wounds in the attack we go to his neighborhood and find evidence of what people who live his say happens day and night hours earlier another barrel of rockets that hit residents say that at least 7 rockets hit this neighborhood smalling they saying that nobody was injured in those attacks but behind this house is mighty good poll which has been consistently charted by half this forces over recent months now people here in tripoli are increasingly angry they're blaming the u.n. for not doing enough to holt's huffed as offensive on the capital almost a week of u.n. sponsored talks in geneva during which neither of

the un backed government here in tripoli says schools in safer areas that are still open are becoming increasingly overcrowded because of the number of children who along with their families have fled the conflict zone the u.n. says at least $200.00 schools have been forced to close since renegade general hurley for hafta started his offensive on tripoli more than 10 months ago. computers destroyed or abandoned playgrounds deserted this is one of a number of schools that have been hit during the fighting in southern tripoli a warehouse that used to store books to be distributed to schools across the capital was also destroyed a look at this war has affected their education sector very much teachers and students have had to move many schools we can't even visit because there are areas where there are clashes more children are expected at the shelter the education and development put on hold libya as a country says the un where around a 104000000 children have been affected in some way by the civil war stuff at al-jazeera tripoli. hundreds of dutch farmers have driven that truck since t

tripoli. the impact of lebanon's west economic crisis is felt the most here. we spoke to people from different communities that forced to be over sectarian divisions only just a few years ago now they stand side by side in protest against the government and whether this man tells us the ceilings of houses are crumbling and buildings are unsafe. every family here is suffering one way or another his elderly neighbor shouts from his balcony that he has nothing to his name. in another part of tripoli regie has just a few cents left his last meal was a loaf of bread shared with his family of 3 and there's an offer and it will all come out for look at he says they have nothing to eat. this woman tells me she lost 4 children in the civil war she too can barely make ends meet she's not the only one we've only been here for a few hours and we're already hearing all sorts of stories of poverty and we've actually been stopped a number of times by people wanting to show us the harsh conditions that they'r

tripoli. syrian state media says that government forces have recaptured parts of aleppo province that once controlled by rebels president bashar al assad's forces have made significant gains over the past several days they've seized the strategic m. 5 highway that links aleppo with major cities turkey backs a section of the opposition and it's trying to stop the advances of opposition fighters who've left those areas in aleppo and neighboring italy now see ankara's increased involvement as the only way to regain lost ground. reports now from her say on turkey's border with syria. these are fighters from the national liberation front a rebel alliance backed by turkey outgunned and outnumbered the fighters seek refuge behind a newly erected embankment on the other side government troops are stepping up their campaign. thought more. we are consolidating our defense lines setting up small flexible command centers most of the factions are coordinating their operations and are in is to drag governme

forces attacked tripoli paul. also in the news the quarantine period has lifted for some passengers on board a cruise ship in japan as the global coronavirus death toll tops 2000 the u.n. human rights body says recent attacks on schools and hospitals in syria and are prompting questions about war crimes and a call.

still ahead here in odds are trying to take tripoli civilians in libya are exposed to increasing danger as the battle for the capital continues it will. hello japan's been a magnet for rain for the last several weeks and this is no exception what's started in china has run across the water suggests a pretty wet sunday for most of honshu the top edged it was really cold will be snow that's particularly true of of her car but it also kills back in 2 hours north korea if you more snow here and a high temps of any 0 in so which has beaten by beijing where you might see want to snow showers that should end up with wet streets in hong kong but the dry end the day a whole lot moves east was bout time we get to monday let's leave this area now jump science words to where the rainy season is officially of course slowly moving know what snap it shouldn't really exaggerate it so yet in malaysia or in southeast asian mainland but if you watch the full cost the winds are picking at around the coast of vietnam i'll bring a few showers in those showers but you're also for me of the water then tucked b

tripoli. while the un's libya envoy has been trying to convince representatives of the internationally recognized government to stay and resume cease fire negotiations our diplomatic editor is there. the un has been talking all day to those representatives from the g.a.o. we believe got some salami the u.n. envoy has been chatting to them has been meeting but also talking to their bosses prime ministers iraj and others in tripoli to try and keep them engaged in this process remember that we have the u.n. security council resolution at the end of last week we had a meeting in munich which had 13 foreign ministers representing all the key stakeholders in 2 in the international community including the key supporters of the g.m.'s a and of general hafta and all agree there should be these talks taking place and despite that we've seen the same thing that happened back in april last year general haftar going ahead with his military action and basically destroying the peace efforts everyone has said

tripoli. the impact of lebanon's west economic crisis in decades is felt. we spoke to people from different can. units seized at fort pitt city over sectarian divisions only just a few years ago now they stand side by side in protest against the government and the over. this man tells us the ceilings of houses are crumbling and buildings are unsafe. every family here is suffering one way or another his elderly neighbor shouts from his balcony that he has nothing to his name. in another part of tripoli regie has just a few cents left his last meal was a loaf of bread shared with his family of 3. he says they have nothing to eat. this woman tells me she lost 4 children in the civil war she too can barely make ends meet she's not the only one we've only been here for a few hours and we're already hearing all sorts of stories of poverty and we've actually been stopped a number of times by people wanting to show us the harsh conditions that they're living in as you can see just behind me there now

killing 3 people there tripoli is government is now insisting those talks cannot continue until the world firmly responds to what it calls have to violations that were have to has since met russia's defense minister sergei sure you can says the 2 agreed that a political solution is the only option for peace in libya well more form our diplomatic editor james bass. the u.n. is hopeful that the talks can resume what is important to note is that the delegation from the government of national accord who were here along with a delegation from general half talking on choose day at the same time as tripoli's port came under attack by forces which of commanded by general have to yes they said late at night that they were going to pull out of the talks but they're still here in geneva and i think the u.n. is trying to persuade them that their best to rejoin those talks the u.n. has issued a number of statements the 1st one of those said the attack on the port was deplorable very strong language that. japan has reported 79 more cases of coronavirus some border quarantines cruise ship in yokoh

recognize government has pulled out of ceasefire talks in geneva that's after the port in the capital tripoli was targeted by forces loyal to warlord holly for have tar last month have to have refused to sign a cease fire deal brokered by russia and turkey are diplomatic editor james bays reports now from geneva the porch in the libyan capital tripoli under attack general half his forces carried out the rocket strikes about the same time the talks were resuming in geneva and immediately put the fate of the peace efforts in jeopardy. it's now 10 months since general haftar appended the international community's peace plans by ordering an offensive to try and seize tripoli the operation launched defiantly just hours after he met u.n. secretary general antonio good terrorist who was visiting libya at the time in the months since the death toll has mounted as weapons have continued to pour into the country despite the latest attacks when he spoke to reporters the secretary general's envoy was determined to push the diplomatic momentum forward is your plan back on track my plan is not back on trac

that al-jazeera tripoli. still to come on now says syria a systematic destruction of plans for 2 state solution palestinian president hits back at benjamin netanyahu we'll tell you why. always i can say i support the plan percent. and manchester city's manager varies to stay at the club regardless of the outcome of an appeal against the team's champions league ban all the details for you in sports. welcome back has for a look at weather conditions across the arabian peninsula massive cloud further towards the north that's giving some snowfall across parts of iraq and more particularly iran but it is clearing the way as we head through friday but we still got a bit of a shower when during the course of the temperatures just pick back a little bit doha looking at highs of 24 and that cool air flow coming in from the north has certainly made a big dent in the temperatures for riyadh in saudi arabia just 20 degrees during the course of friday also worth mentioning that still quite a strong wind blowing down throu

but i'll just hero tripoli. before we go let's bring you some more live pictures from the funeral of the former egyptian president hosni mubarak he died yesterday at the age of 91 he's getting a military slash and states funeral you can see there his coffin being carried as parts of horse drawn parade became a national hero of course following the following year after 1972 with the force of the egyptian air force and a massive blow to israeli forces in sinai join the yom kippur war and i guess it would be fair to say that the debates about what his legacy really was will carry on for the months and years to come will get you across all the developments on that story throughout the day. welcome if you're just joining us you're watching al-jazeera these are the top stories so far the authorities in iran have confirmed 4 more deaths from the corona virus a total of 19 people have died the highest number outside china more than $130.00 people have been infected including the country's deputy health minister zain bus

hitting and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up is libyan forces shell a poor it's in tripoli as talks to end the conflict resumed in geneva. nearly 5 months after afghan forces the election commission declares president ashraf ghani has won a 2nd term. and above the law the force that's quietly taken over ports of the prison city of rio de janeiro. cruel beyond belief that's how the u.n. human rights chief is describing a major syrian government's offensive michelle bashar says schools and hospitals are being targeted in the last rebel held areas she's calling for the immediate creation of humanitarian corridors to a low civilians to escape the violence. reports from the turkey syria border. but is one of hundreds of thousands of internally displaced syrians she fled her village of a bull market in the east of where it was taken over by government forces the building is unfinished and the family has little for the cannot afford to buy a stove to heat. the place. we ask it and we pray someone will defend us please help us they kill our children they target cars schools we cann

military analysts and many people across this country that simply isn't true stop al-jazeera tripoli. egypt 1003 days of national mourning as we've been reporting following the death of hosni mubarak a military funeral is planned for weapons day mubarak ruled for 3 decades before he was forced from power during the 2011 revolution joining us here on set is marwan column head of policy analysis of the arab center for research and policy studies ma and grits tortuga if you would be fair to say that his life is kind of a roadmap through the immediate history or his life was of the broader region absolutely i would certainly agree with this assessment because if you look at the bar 7 decades i mean has risen somehow his life actually summarize the history of the entire middle east starting with the establishment of the state of his and the fears of a war and also than 956 war between egypt france the u.k. and these leaders will not forget that not bother keep up dissipated in the 1967 war and 1973 or some actually consider them as war hero against is about in 1973 because he was the chie

is a religious one the government in tripoli in western libya says it wants to dissolve all militias fighting on its behalf and integrate them into a national army have to has far more solid he's fighting with him by thousands than the western government so what he says and what's actually happening on the ground is quite different the backbone of his libyan troops the strongest force aren't highly salafist to follow an obscure saudi sheik and know him and have what some claim is a quietist philosophy although this is an anomaly to you for all the analysts because what kind of quiet is silent this should sit people every day this is general haftar with one of his top commanders mahmoud were fully. and this is a lawfully killing prisoners in benghazi he is wanted by the international criminal court to face war crimes after reportedly detaining a wolf for leave for a few days after release him and promoted him to lieutenant colonel in the near 6 years since warlord khalifa haftar launched his military operation to try and seize power in libya rights groups such as amnesty international

but hours later sporadic indiscriminate attacks on tripoli continued the government to fire. issued this statement there were renewed violations of the truce with the targeting of civilian facilities this time the tripoli seaport which is the life of archery for many libyan cities where they get basic medical and food supplies in this context we announce the suspension of ongoing talks in geneva the presidential council reaffirms that without a permanent ceasefire there is no point in any negotiations the u.n. is now left struggling to see if it can save the geneva process wider talks involving all the political factions in libya would use take place next week once again or day shifts military action by general haftar has derailed peace efforts james bays out 0 geneva the mats involved in the geneva talks have reacted with dismay to the sudden turn of events i only saw this i hope of course that then and these talks we checked she will resume as as quickly as possible said i mean the point is just started to engage the military committee which is the most important thing for

tripoli. the impact of lebanon's worst economic crisis in decades is felt the most here. we spoke to people from different communities that fought bitterly over sectarian divisions only just a few years ago now they stand side by side in protest against the government and you know what what are you up to this man tells us the ceilings of houses are crumbling and buildings are unsafe. every family here is suffering one way or another his elderly neighbor shouts from his balcony that he has nothing to his name. in another part of tripoli regie has just a few cents left his last meal was a loaf of bread shared with his family of 3. he says they have nothing to eat. this woman tells me she lost 4 children in the civil war she too can barely make ends meet she's not the only one we've only been here for a few hours and we're already hearing all sorts of stories of poverty and we've actually been stopped a number of times by people wanting to show us the harsh conditions that they're living in as yo

forces have been fighting to capture the capital tripoli since april. the truce is holding only by a thread with numerous over 150 violations reported and it is the libyan people that continue to suffer the most the economic situation continues to deteriorate exacerbated by the oil blockade and the looming banking crisis the purchase of pitting countries and organizations today among some there was a consensus on the need to lift the oil blockade i want to touch on the fact that the life of ordinary people in libya does continue to worsen as a result of this conflict and the degrading of basic services one out of every 4 living in has been negatively affected by the ongoing conflict let's bring in our diplomatic editor james bays there he is he's joining us from that meeting in munich and you were at that press conference james and you specifically asked the german foreign minister about those who are breaching the arms embargo tell us more about what he had to say. well i think the key thing here is that this isn't some 3rd party country that is of aid

negotiations which broke down after forces loyal to the warlord holly for have to show to the capital tripoli on tuesday but libya's prime minister says he is fed up with discussions and they missed 1st defend his people. mr mike the international community is still trying to appease the other side and this gave them the ok to continue what they've been doing we've been co-operative in the past with cease fires and truces and spoken to several parties about wanting peace we don't want this war but we're fed up with the international community and our diplomatic editor james bays has more. the un has been talking all day to those representatives from the g. and a we believe got some salami the u.n. envoy has been chatting to them has been meeting but also talking to their bosses prime ministers seraj and others in tripoli to try and keep them engaged in this process and remember that we have the u.n. security council resolution at the end of last week we had a meeting in munich which had 13 foreign ministers representing all the key stakeholders in 2 in the international community including th

al-jazeera tripoli. japan is sending a warship to the gulf region but it says the mission is only to gather intelligence . on the destroyer was sent off at a ceremony near tokyo on sunday 90 percent of japan's or oil imports come from the gulf prime minister shinzo abe is expected to authorize the military to protect commercial oil tankers but this has been opposed by pacifist groups. the economic slowdown in india is having a crippling effect on the textile industry dozens of workers have lost their jobs many of them say cheap imports are reduced export market and higher taxes are to blame for the decline so raman reports from both the ana in the indian state of punjab. there's an eerie silence at the textile factory the wheels of industry have come to a near grinding halt the majority of looms have been silent for 18 months it's only spoke to us on the condition of anonymity to protect what little he has left in terms of a business for us to follow the implementation of g.s.t. was not too many hassles

stop at al-jazeera tripoli. up to the police officers in haiti have exchanged gunfire with members of the armed forces in the capital port au prince the confrontation started during a demonstration demanding better wages for law enforcement officers it's not clear who started shooting 1st at least 3 of the protesting police benevolent and taken to the hospital. cleanup efforts are underway in central bolivia after towns were flooded heavy rain caused a river to burst its banks and into even homes and ensuring people live years and will rainy season runs until next month. the future of the biggest broadcaster in the philippines is being decided by a senate committee in the capital manila or testers condemning the government's attempt to shut down a.b.s. c b n as a severe attack on media freedom president margaret go to territory has repeatedly pledged to shut down the t.v. network which has criticised his policies the networks broadcasting license expires next month than previous efforts to renew it have failed.

but with the french and cease fire in place schools in libya's capital tripoli are beginning to reopen their doors for now at least. this man though general highly for hafter has been fighting hard to take this city. with the help of his cell starved militia he already controls most of this oil rich nation a nation that's been in chaos since the 2011 nato backed up rising the toppled colonel more gadhafi it's partly because of oil that russia and turkey have waded in on either side of this conflict with turkey behind fire as russia's un backed government and russia supporting hafta moscow has denied past reports that it sent to mercenaries to reinforce the general's fight is but last month turkey confirmed it had deployed troops to help alsa rise in tripoli despite a un arms embargo. in a bid to break the deadlock germany hosted an international peace summit in berlin but the cease fire and arms embargo that followed that january meeting have continued to be violated. his or his. own one stay the un security council passed a resolution calling for a lasting cease fire in libya with the