libya has a deal with a government of national accord there are russian soldiers in libya they're not there officially though they're not sanctioned by the kremlin what's been the reaction there. yes indeed as you say they are russian soldiers they are russian actually mercenaries there they belong to so called wagner a group about officially in moscow denies that they are dare the further they came to recognizing them saying was when the rest present one middleton said recently that if there are any russian citizens there they're not there because they're stand by moscow and they are not paid by moscow so officially russia denies that they are fighting alongside have tar as reports say and the reports also say that they are now securing the b.n. oilfields so far when it comes to the signed agreement today moscow has been fairly silence of the only reaction comes from the acting charge of the affairs of russia to libya who said that moscow of course welcomes these agreement and hopes it will lead to a jew or a bull peace what we know from before which is the russian repeated stance on

for us from libya the u.n. says that both sides of the conflict agreed to a permanent ceasefire in all areas of the country. were opening up our country we've learned and studied and understand the disease learning to live with it come on we're dying with. donald.

from libya the u.n. says that both sides of the conflict agree to a permanent cease fire in areas of the country. we're opening up our country we've learned and studied and understand the disease learning to live with commom we're dying with. donald trump and joe biden clash on familia issues but their 2nd and final presidential debate is more civil than the fast. french scientists warn that curve at 19 is now spreading faster than it did during the peak of the 1st wave. guinea's president is on course for victory in elections that report violence and i gave a force to nigeria's leader addresses a nation on edge making no mention of the shooting of protesters at africa's largest city. so we begin this hour with breaking news out of libya where the nation's 2 warring factions of agreed to what the u.n. is calling a permanent ceasefire the deal was agreed in geneva just a short while ago libya's been in turmoil ever since the fall of longtime leader moammar gadhafi in 2011 have been to rival administration

he's optimistic the agreement will lead to a stable libya. we have had enough we want a democratic and united libya and an end to this bloodshed we have dreams and aspirations and want to live peaceful and happy nice but not everyone is as optimistic. who will guarantee ceasefire we've seen these agreements before and then the fighting continued libyans don't have the power to make these decisions it's the foreign parties who will decide if we will have a ceasefire if they decide to end the fighting maybe then we will have peace in misrata libya's 3rd largest city and a primary source of military power for the internationally recognized government in tripoli according to city officials over $700.00 men from the city have been killed in the fighting since world war 2 so they still have to launch his failed military campaign to capture the capital. although many libyans are hopeful that this agreement will lead to a permanent ceasefire and a political solution some are skeptical that warlord cliff will have to and his foreign backers will actua

he's optimistic the agreement will lead to a stable libya. we have had enough or we want a democratic and united libya and an end to this bloodshed we have dreams and aspirations and want to live peaceful and happy nice. but not everyone is a minister. who will guarantee ceasefire we've seen these agreements before and then the fighting continued libyans don't have the power to make these decisions it's the foreign parties who will decide if we will have a ceasefire if they decide and fighting maybe then we will have peace in misrata libya's 3rd largest city and a primary source of military power for the internationally recognized government in tripoli according to city officials over 700 men from the city have been killed in the fighting since world war 2 so the 4 have to launch this field military campaign to capture the capital although many libyans are hopeful that this agreement will lead to a permanent ceasefire and a political solution some are skeptical that word cliff will have to and his foreign backers will actually add here to it

he's optimistic the agreement will lead to a stable libya. we have had enough we want a democratic and united libya and an end to this bloodshed we have dreams and aspirations and want to live peaceful and happy nice but not everyone is as optimistic. who will guarantee a ceasefire we've seen these agreements before and then the fighting continued libyans don't have the power to make these decisions it's the foreign parties who will decide if we will have a ceasefire if they decide to end the fighting maybe then we will have peace in misrata libya's 3rd largest city and a primary source of military power for the internationally recognized government in tripoli according to city officials over $700.00 men from the city have been killed in the fighting since world war 2 so they still have to launch his failed military campaign to capture the capital. although many libyans are hopeful that this agreement will lead to a permanent ceasefire and a political solution some are skeptical that warlord cliff will have to and his foreign backers will act

he's optimistic the agreement will lead to a stable libya. we have had enough we want a democratic and united libya and an end to this bloodshed we have dreams and aspirations and want to live well and happy nice but not everyone is as optimistic . who will guarantee ceasefire we've seen these agreements before and then the fighting continued libyans don't have the power to make these decisions it's the foreign parties who will decide if we will have a ceasefire if they decide to end the fighting maybe then we will have peace in misrata libya's 3rd largest city and a primary source of military power for the internationally recognized government in tripoli according to city officials over $700.00 men from the city have been killed in the fighting since world war 2 so they still have to launch this field military campaign to capture the capital. although many libyans are hopeful that this agreement will lead to a permanent ceasefire and a political solution some are skeptical that warlord cliff will have to and his foreign backers will actually

spend 2 or 3 years even libya as it leaves. that head to head. as an animal would. die and not with not one of. the major to. slavery still prevails in the 21st. saw. the. truth nobody was talk about. whoever in libya now can basically take a migrant in the street to take them into their house and put him under slavery and ask him to do whatever they want in other way how they used to exploit the migrants they torture for and in some means that the migrant understory mean why they call the family back in their country and they say look this is your son we are torturing him if you don't send money we will probably kill him so send money and we will stop and we will release him. an elaborate system for extracting money from migrants has developed over the years some profit by acting as brokers for trips to libya others meet them there in pocket whatever money remains when migrants have no cash sold into slavery. or. may. begin even if they had. to do it out. and i will not. leave your mom on or off it until you know. that you nee

spend 2 or 3 years even libya as it leaves. you with the. head to head the we didn't has an animal. i am not with us i am not one of them and i'm. if you haven't even if you do anything magickal. slavery still prevails in the 21st century saw. the. truth nobody was talk about. in libya now can basically take a black migrant in the street then take them into their house and put him under slavery and ask him to do whatever they want in other way how they used to exploited migrants ease the torture for and in some means the migrant under store mean why they call the family back in their country and they say look this is your son we are torturing him if you don't send money we will probably kill him so send money and we will stop and we will release him. an elaborate system for extracting money from migrants has developed over the years some profit by acting as brokers for a trip to libya others meet them there and pocket whatever money remains when migrants have no cash sold into slavery. i think. that the one. that was may. begin

spend 2 or 3 years even libya as it leaves. you with the. head of the head. as an animal. i am not with us i am not one of them and i'm. you have an. image of. slavery still prevails in the 21st century saw. the. truth that nobody was talk about. in libya and now can basically take a migrant in the street to take them into their house and put him under slavery and ask him to do whatever they want in other way how they used to exploited migrants ease the torture for and in some means that the migrant under store for i mean why they call the family back in their country and they say look this is your son we are torturing him if you don't send money we will probably kill him so send money and we will stop and we will release him. an elaborate system for extracting money from migrants has developed over the years some profit by acting as brokers for trips to libya others meet them there in pocket whatever money remains when migrants have no cash sold into slavery. was that the one. that was may. begin and even if they had you know

spend 2 or 3 years even libya as it leaves. that head to head. has an animal with. it i am not with us i am not one of them and i'm. if you have even if you do anything magickal. slavery still prevails in the 21st century saw. the. truth that nobody was talk about. in libya now can basically take a migrant in the street to take them into their house and put him under slavery and ask him to do whatever they want in other way how they used to exploited migrants ease the torture for and in some means the migrant under store i mean why they call the family back in their country and they say look this is your son we are torturing him if you don't send money we will probably kill him so send money and we will stop and we will release him. an elaborate system for extracting money from migrants has developed over the years some profit by acting as brokers for trips to libya others meet them there and pocket whatever money remains when migrants have no cash sold into slavery. i think. the one. that was may. begin and even if that had. t

says both sides of the conflict in libya have agreed to a permanent ceasefire in all areas of the country. today it's a good day for the libyan people libya scoring sides praise the new deal and say they'll abide by it. but i've ever heard from again this is ours is here on live from doha also coming up spain's prime minister says his country's real total of coronavirus cases is 3000000000 that's 3 times more than reporters. were opening up our country we've learned and studied and understand the disease and learning to live with it c'mon we're dying with donald trump and joe biden clash on familiar issues but the 2nd and final presidential debate is more civil than the 1st. we begin with breaking news out of libya where the nation's 2 warring factions have agreed to what the u.n. is calling apartment ceasefire the deal was agreed in geneva where the 2 sides have been holding talks libya's been in turmoil ever since longtime leader moammar gadhafi was removed from power in 2011 they've been 2 rival administrations one based in tripoli but another based in the east into brooke well the un'

libya. 3 weeks after. libya the british and americans collaborated again in rendering. also known as here he was abducted in hong kong with his wife and their 4 children aged between 6 and 12 sami who suffers from diabetes and collapsed during the flight thought he was about to die just utter horror and fear and then when they arrived. with sammy and karim where we put it with black hoods and again. cream i thought that they were being taken to their executions. the key thing is that it was the fax from britain's m i 6 that stuff. indeed. out to the head and intelligence. this is the facts in which the head of britain's m i 6. on the safe arrival trip and says this is the least we could do for you in the very same. visit to libya and suggests to me 2 minutes 10. i don't know why the english fascinated by tense the plain fact. and that's exactly how it happened. the man. had managed to get accepted back into the international community. giving it to. libya. i think it's pretty clear that it w

live there i missed this as al-jazeera live from doha also coming up libya is set to resume oil production to an 8 month blockade by eastern forces loyal to walk away from the. shops close to cuff use imposed and a state of emergency in place as york struggles to stop the spread of craven 19. and calls for a national strike in better routes as pressure grows on the president to resign. a 3rd attempt to uphold a humanitarian ceasefire between azerbaijan and armenia has come into effect the 2 sides have been fighting over the disputed territory of new gonna come about but as during previous attempts to stop the conflict both have already accused the other of violating that agreement this latest truce was mediated by the united states despite heavy fighting on sunday when it speak now talk one on one of the homemade she joins us live from an gets of it in azerbaijan how to by my count it's been 5 hours now since that cease fire officially began from what you've been hearing so far is there any suggestion that things might be different this time around. whether it does feel that things are dif

spend 2 or 3 years even libya as it leaves. you with the. head to head the we didn't has an animal with. it i am not with us i am not one of them and i'm. you haven't even if you do anything magickal. slavery still prevails in the 21st century saw. the. truth that nobody was talk about. in libya and now can basically take a migrant in the street in take them into their house and put him under slavery and ask him to do whatever they want in other way how they used to exploited migrants ease the torture for in some means that the migrant under store for i mean why they call the family back in their country they say look this is your son we are torturing him if you don't send money we will probably kill him so send money and we will stop and we will release him. an elaborate system for extracting money from migrants has developed over the years some profit by acting as brokers for trips to libya others meet them there and pocket whatever money remains when migrants have no cash sold into slavery. i think that that. was out of the

2 or 3 years even libya as it leaves. at the head of the head. has an enemy. i am not with i am not one of them and i'm. you haven't even if you do anything magickal. slavery still prevails in the 21st century saw. the. truth nobody was talk about. in libya now can basically take a migrant in the street in take them into their house and put him under slavery and ask him to do whatever they want in other way how they used to exploited migrants ease the torture for and in some means that the migrants under mean why they call the family back in their country and they say look this is your son we are torturing him if you don't send money we will probably kill him so send money and we will stop and we will release him. an elaborate system for extracting money from migrants has developed over the years some profit by acting as brokers for trips to libya others meet them there and pocket whatever money remains when migrants have no cash sold into slavery. was that the one. that was may. begin and even if they had. to do it out.

spend 2 or 3 years even libya as it leaves. you with the. head to head. has an animal. i am not with i am not one of them and i'm. if you haven't even if you do anything magical. slavery still prevails in the 21st century saw. the. truth that nobody was talk about. in libya and now can basically take a black migrant in the street and take them into their house and put him under slavery and ask him to do whatever they want in other way how they used to exploited migrants ease the torture for and in some means the migrant under store for i mean why they call the family back in their country and they say look this is your son we are torturing him if you don't send money we will probably kill him so send money and we will stop and we will release him. an elaborate system for extracting money from migrants has developed over the years some profit by acting as brokers for trips to libya others meet them there and pocket whatever money remains when migrants have no cash sold into slavery. i think that that. was out of the one. that wa

libya. 3 weeks after. libya the british and americans collaborated again. also known as here he was abducted in hong kong with his wife and their 4 children aged between 6 and 12 sami who suffers from diabetes collapsed during the flight thought he was about to die just utter horror and fear and then when they arrived. sami and karim where were herded with black hoods and again. the crema thought that they were being taken to their executions. the key thing is that it was the fax from britain's m i 6. indeed. the head. this is the facts in which. the safe arrival trip. this is the least we could do for you in the very same. visit to libya and suggests to me 2 minutes 10. i don't know why the english fascinated by tense the plain fact that the journalist. and. the man. had managed to get back into the international community. giving it to. libya. i think it's pretty clear that it was under the table part of the deal that was made in 2003 in 2004 to sort of bring back in from the called if you

to do it out of libya and i will not. leave your mom on or off it until you know it and if you don't get it out according to the international organization for migration more than 650000 people who dream of making it to italy of gathered in libya alone it's not like. for example 10 years ago or you were embarking on fisherman boats wooden boats with their own. sometimes when they were losing their roots and they tell them cause god we're finding them even after 2 weeks of navigation through the sea they were basically on and i've of course starving because they could not eat for 2 weeks but the vote was there i mean. why now it is different because these robber bowed made with very bad plastic basically can call for just one 5th of the distance between the costs and the costs after they see. it bring. its plastic pull the boats carrying 105 passengers there's a lot of women sink kids. sick people. paid 7600 i talk with the people that we've migrants who anybody want to embark. and i. i ask them do you know that there are

hello i'm come out santa maria with continuing coverage here on the news hour the ceasefire between libya's warring sides what they have accomplished here today took a great deal of courage the agreement signed in geneva calls for an immediate and permanent cease fire the biggest step yet towards peace after nearly a decade of war. i appeal to all stakeholders and regional actors to respect to put a visions of the ceasefire agreement and ensure its implementation without delay. also the news foreign ministers from armenia and azerbaijan meet separately with the u.s. secretary of state but there is still more fighting in the going to cut about. and poland's top court issues a ruling on abortion that makes the procedure illegal in nearly all cases. and i'm sad how must not have all this all it. was has a disastrous start to the zozo championship the 15 time major winner and so round one near the bottom of the leaderboard. well it's been pretty praised as historic but has been received by many with caution libya's warring sides of agreed to what the united nations is calling a permanent ceasef

spend 2 or 3 years even libya as it leaves. you with the. head to head. has an animal with. it i am not with us i am not one of them and i'm. if you haven't even if you do anything magickal. slavery still prevails in the 21st century saw. the. truth that nobody was talk about. in libya now can basically take a migrant in the street then take them into their house and put him under slavery and ask him to do whatever they want in other way how they used to exploited migrants ease the torture for and in some means the migrant under store for i mean why they call the family back in their country and they say look this is your son we are torturing him if you don't send money we will probably kill him so send money and we will stop and we will release him. an elaborate system for extracting money from migrants has developed over the years some profit by acting as brokers for trips to libya others meet them there and pocket whatever money remains when migrants have no cash sold into slavery. i think. that the one. also must. may. begi

spend 2 or 3 years even libya as it leaves. the head to head. as an animal with. i am not with us i am not one of them and if you have a good. image of the. slavery still prevails in the 21st century. the. truth nobody was talk about. in libya now can basically take a black migrant industry to take them into their house and put him under slavery and ask him to do whatever they want in other way how they used to exploit the migrants they torture for and in some means that the migrant under store sure mean why they call the family back in their country and they say look this is your son we are torturing him if you don't send money we will probably kill him so send money and we will stop and we will release him. an elaborate system for extracting money from migrants has developed over the years some profit by acting as brokers for trips to libya others meet them there and pocket whatever money remains when migrants have no cash sold into slavery. was that the one. that was may. begin and even if they had you know what to do it out

spend 2 or 3 years even libya as it leaves. you with the. head to head the we didn't has an animal with. it i am not with us i am not one of them and i'm. you have an. image of to. slavery still prevails in the 21st century saw. the. truth that nobody was talk about. in libya now can basically take a black migrant industry thing take them into their house and put him under slavery and ask him to do whatever they want in other way how they used to exploited migrants ease the torture for and in some means that the migrants under torture i mean why they call the family back in their country they say look this is your son we are torturing him if you don't send money we will probably kill him so send money and we will stop and we will release him. an elaborate system for extracting money from migrants has developed over the years some profit by acting as brokers for trips to libya others meet them there and pocket whatever money remains when migrants have no cash sold into slavery. was that the one. that was may. begin and even if t

spend 2 or 3 years even there libya as it leaves. the. head to head. has an animal with. it i am not with us i am not one of them and i'm. if you have even if you do anything magickal. slavery still prevails in the 21st century saw. the. truth nobody was talk about. in libya now can basically take a migrant in the street in take them to their house and put him under slavery and ask him to do whatever they want in other way how they used to exploited migrants ease the torture for and in some means that the migrant under store mean why they call the family back in their country and they say look this is your son we are torturing him if you don't send money we will probably kill him so send money and we will stop and we will release him. an elaborate system for extracting money from migrants has developed over the years some profit by acting as brokers for trips to libya others meet them there and pocket whatever money remains when migrants have no cash sold into slavery. was that the one. as a musket. was may. begin and even if that ha

spend 2 or 3 years even libya as it leaves. the head to head. as an animal. i am not with i am not one of them and i'm. if you have an. image of. slavery still prevails in the 21st century saw. the. truth that nobody was talk about. in libya and now can basically take a migrant in the street in take them into their house and put him under slavery and ask him to do whatever they want in other way how they used to exploited migrants ease the torture for and in some means that the migrants under store mean why they call the family back in their country and they say look this is your son we are torturing him if you don't send money we will probably kill him so send money and we will stop and we will release him. an elaborate system for extracting money from migrants has developed over the years some profit by acting as brokers for trips to libya others meet them there and pocket whatever money remains when migrants have no cash sold into slavery. was that the one. that was may. begin and even if they had you know what to do it out.

in search of answers from 2013 this is libya renditions. this is a funeral in tripoli smartish square libyans who died as part of the resistance against colonel gadhafi regime for decades their bodies remained hidden until they were discovered in a hospital morgue after the revolution of 2011 they have just been identified through their d.n.a. . this is. one of the founders of the libyan islamic fighting group. an organization dedicated to overthrowing gadhafi one of his former comrades is being buried today he was killed in one of. 6 up in tripoli's notorious abu salim crazy about so that's. one of his fellow inmates was. who was ahead of me and. this is. proof of the holes for. the story of how these 2 men came to be in prison here. on the secret relations between. and the west. british intelligence that they were forced onto a flight and delivered into the hands of. a process known as extraordinary rendition. and unique they have proof of this. there are. buildings such as this one associated with the old regime. it was in the office of

spend 2 or 3 years even libya as it leaves. you with the. head to head. has an animal with. it i am not with us i am not one of them and i'm. if you haven't even if you do anything magickal. slavery still prevails in the 21st century saw. the. truth nobody was talk about. in libya now can basically take a migrant in the street in take them into their house and put him under slavery and ask him to do whatever they want in other way how they used to exploited migrants ease the torture for and in some means the migrant under store sure meanwhile they call the family back in their country and they say look this is your son we are torturing him if you don't send money we will probably kill him so send money and we will stop and we will release him. an elaborate system for extracting money from migrants has developed over the years some profit by acting as brokers for trips to libya others meet them there and pocket whatever money remains when migrants have no cash sold into slavery. was that the one. that was may. begin and even if

spend 2 or 3 years even libya as it leaves. the head to head. as an enemy. i am not with us i am not one of them and i'm. if you haven't even if you do anything magickal. slavery still prevails in the 21st century saw. the. truth nobody was talk about. in libya now can basically take a migrant in the street in take them to their house and put him under slavery and ask him to do whatever they want in other way how they used to exploited migrants they torture for and in some means that the migrants under store for mean why they call the family back in their country and they say look this is your son we are torturing him if you don't send money we will probably kill him so send money and we will stop and we will release him. an elaborate system for extracting money from migrants has developed over the years some profit by acting as brokers for trips to libya others meet them there and pocket whatever money remains when migrants have no cash sold into slavery. was that the one. that was may. begin and even if they had you know what

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spend 2 or 3 years even libya as it leaves. you with the. head of the head. has an animal with. it i am not with us i am not one of them and i'm. yeah if you do anything magickal . slavery still prevails in the 21st century saw. the. truth nobody was talk about. in libya now can basically take a migrant in the street in take them into their house and put him under slavery and ask him to do whatever they want in other way how they used to exploited migrants ease the torture for and in some means that the migrants under torture mean why they call the family back in their country and they say look this is your son we are torturing him if you don't send money we will probably kill him so send money and we will stop and we will release him. an elaborate system for extracting money from migrants has developed over the years some profit by acting as brokers for trips to libya others meet them there and pocket whatever money remains when migrants have no cash sold into slavery. i think that that. was out of the one. that was may. begin

spend 2 or 3 years even libya as it leaves. you with the. head to head. has an animal with myself. that i am not with i am not one of them and i'm. if you have even if you do anything magickal. slavery still prevails in the 21st century saw. the. truth that nobody was talk about. in libya now can basically take a migrant industry thing take them into their house and put him under slavery and ask him to do whatever they want another way how they used to exploited migrants ease the torture for and in some means the migrant under mean why they call the family back in their country and they say look this is your son we are torturing him if you don't send money we will probably kill him so send money and we will stop and we will release him. an elaborate system for extracting money from migrants has developed over the years some profit by acting as brokers for trips to libya others meet them there and pocket whatever money remains when migrants have no cash sold into slavery. was that the one. that was may. begin and even if they ha

here and says both sides of the conflict in libya agree to a permanent cease fire in all areas of the country. today is a good day for the libyan people. because warring sides praise the new deal and say they will abide by its. will there i'm helena here dana this is al jazeera life from doha also coming up. we're opening up our country we've learned and studied and understand the disease learning to live with it c'mon we're dying with. donald trump and joe biden clash on familiar issues but their 2nd and final presidential debate is more civil than the 1st. game is president is on course or victory in elections that have violence allegations of fraud. but we begin with that breaking news item of libya where the nation's 2 warring factions have agreed to what the u.n. is calling a permanent cease fire the deal was agreed to in geneva where the 2 sides have been holding talks libya has been in turmoil ever since longtime leader in warmer gadhafi in 2011 was removed from power have been surviving administrations one based in tripoli and another one based in the east in tobruk well the u

2 or 3 years even there libya as it leaves. you with the. head of the head. has an animal. i am not with i am not one of them and i'm. if you have even if you do anything magickal. slavery still prevails in the 21st century saw. the. truth nobody was talk about. in libya now can basically take a migrant in the street in take them into their house and put him under slavery and ask him to do whatever they want in other way how they used to exploited migrants ease the torture for in some means that the migrant under store for mean why they call the family back in their country and they say look this is your son we are torturing him if you don't send money we will probably kill him so send money and we will stop and we will release him. an elaborate system for extracting money from migrants has developed over the years some profit by acting as brokers for trips to libya others meet them there and pocket whatever money remains when migrants have no cash sold into slavery. was that the one. that was may. begin and even if they had yo

that is similar to reactions here in western libya to adrian we have been hearing. opinions here are denouncing get that agreement many people are skeptical about this agreement others say it's only part of the whole process and they still want to see what the other path especially the political and economic path has will end up where as you know adrian this is only one 3rd of the whole process it's 3 main path is the political the economic and the military the deal the cease fire agreement this is the this is the eventual. agreement of the military military path through several rounds of talks over the past few months but now the question now is whether or not this will up lie to the russian the turkish military agreement with the government of national accord many people here are wondering if the agreement stipulates that all foreign fighters should leave within 3 months and all military training should stop in libya we know that there is that have been a military and security agreement between the international government of national accord and turkey the last no

they depart they leave their country but once they arrive in leave after they make the 1st step in libya they are enslaved saw they count speech europe and they can even spend 2 or 3 years even. as it leaves. the. head to head to be we didn't has an animal wedding. that i am not with all of us i am not one of them and i well if you haven't even if you do anything magickal. slavery still prevails in the 21st century saw. truth that nobody was talk about. whoever in libya now can basically take a migrant in the street and take them into their house and put him in other understand every and ask him to do whatever they want another way how they used to exploit the migrants they torture for and in some means that the food to a migrant under store mean why they call the family back in their country and they say look this is your son we are torturing him if you don't send money we will probably kill him so send money and we will stop and we will release him. an elaborate system for extracting money from migrants has developed over the years some profit by acting as brokers for trips to libya ot

libya's rival factions of signed a permanent cease fire agreement the u.n. burge pact which is all foreign fighters out of the country comes ahead of political talks next month it was signed in geneva to nearly a decade of conflict try to get triggered by the downfall of the longtime leader moammar gadhafi. tensions been growing in guinea where the army has mobilized to results show the president winning a controversial. security forces have dispersed opposition protesters with tear gas have seen at least 17 people killed since some days vote. unrest over police brutality is continuing in nigeria with gangs blocking major roads in lagos groups owned with sticks and knives small files on fridays and it grew for speech by the president to bihari appeal for calm but he failed to condemn the killing of at least 12 people protesting against police brutality on tuesday the $20000000.00 residents of lagos have been on the 24 hour curfew since tuesday off the violence in several states over the past 2 weeks. this was just was good. and i was laughing but i'm just li

libya. 3 weeks after. libya the british and americans collaborated again in rendering. also known as here he was abducted in hong kong with his wife and their 4 children aged between 6 and 12 sami who suffers from diabetes collapsed during the flight thought he was about to die just utter horror and fear and then when they arrived. sami and karim where we put it with black hoods and again. cream i thought that they were being taken to their executions. the key thing is that it was the fax from britain's m i 6 that stuff. indeed. out to the head and intelligence. this is the facts in which the head of britain's m i 6. on the safe arrival trip and says this is the least we could do for you in the very same. visit to libya and suggests to me 2 minutes 10. i don't know why the english fascinated by tense the plain fact that the journalist would love it and that's exactly how it happened. the man. had managed to get accepted back into the international community. giving it. he was part of the tea

a historic day libya's warring sides signed a un negotiated cease fire after 5 days of talks in geneva. armies mobilized and internet suspended as protests continue in guinea over the president african days controversial election victory. and a winner has been declared in bolivia's presidential election louise as they walks off with 55 percent of the vote. saddam is set to become the 3rd arab country to normalize ties with israel in just the past 2 months the u.s. brokered deal was announced by president donald trump who says at least 5 more. arab states want the same agreement on the stimulus according sudan's move a new start in the back alan fischer reports from washington d.c. i want to just gradually you know from the oval office another part of u.s. president donald trump's middle east peace plan falls into place even if he isn't submerged in the detail we consume down there wanted to do it here and that was particularly nice because they essentially bear war with israel for. a long time i don't know if it was fighting i don't know that but probably there's been a little the trum

is because libya is such a rich country a country rich in oil. it is hard to see that especially these 2 nations will withdraw. that that might be the bigger problem today the problems on the ground the libyans have no major no major issues except power issues and i think they have realized that no party can win this conflict samara from the term an institute for international and security affairs thank you. thanks for having me. to paula now where police in warsaw have clashed with protesters voicing their outrage over a court ruling that effectively bans legal abortions in the country the nation's top court ruled on thursday that abortions for fetal abnormalities violate the polish constitutional anti abortion campaigners including president andre judah has praised the ruling women's health activists say it will force women to have illegal abortions or go abroad. their revolution is female they shouted hundreds of protesters marched through warsaw last night against the tightening of abortion law stones were thrown the police resorted to water

nigeria dissolves a controversial police squad accused of brutality after days of angry protests libya's largest oil field resumes production after nearly a year long walk aid by warlords and if i have to. follow a fragile cease fire between armenia and azerbaijan is under threat following attacks from both sides in the conflict over nagorno-karabakh new fighting has killed at least 8 people there is a search for survivors burry beneath the rubble as a re officials say the 2nd city of ganja was struck by missiles in the early hours of sunday morning military officials in the gorda karabakh have denied attacking that city saying they're observing the cease fire meanwhile armenia is accusing as a reformer says of shelling the region's largest cities the panic hurts both sides accuse each other of violating the humanitarian ceasefire which came into force on saturday the deal follow allows them to exchange prisoners and recover bodies hundreds of people have been killed since fighting flared up 2 weeks ago synagogue who is a just a fear in azerbaijan she says the government is calling the c

our other big story today is a historic deal in libya but one which has been received by many with a lot of caution the warring sides they have agreed to what the united nations is calling a permanent cease fire that was signed in geneva or often nearly a decade of conflict triggered by the downfall of longtime leader moammar gadhafi the support for mohammed. after 5 days of un hosted talks a historic breakthrough libya's warring factions signing a national cease fire today is a good day for the libyan people. at 11 15 am this morning here in the u.n. headquarters in geneva the 2 libyan delegations to the 5 plus joint military commission talks signed a complete countrywide and permanent cease fire agreement with immediate effect. under the terms all foreign fighters are required to leave libya within 3 months and a new joint police force will start patrolling disputed areas. for libya which has been wracked by conflict for nearly 10 years these past 14 months has only seen the fighting worsen while the east of the country is in the hands of a powerful world order to leave a half that

this is a fundamental step towards peace and stability in libya. praise but also caution as libya's warring sites sign an immediate and permanent ceasefire brokered by the united nations. sudan and israel have agreed to normalize relations in a deal brokered by the u.s. it makes you don the 3rd arab nation to set aside its differences with israel in the past 2 months of the country's foreign minister says that it still needs to be approved by the transitional legislative council which has yet to be formed u.s. president donald trump sealed the agreement in a cold with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and the sudanese prime minister abdullah one dog he also told congress he's removing saddam from a list of state sponsors of terrorism the palestinians describe sudan's decision as a new step and the fact that trump is saying he expects more countries will want to make a deal as well. that's who down there wanted to do a deal and that was it particularly because they essentially better war with israel for. a long time i don't know if it wa

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libya's warring factions of agreed to what the u.n. is calling a permanent ceasefire the un's libya envoy says she has confidence in the deal make sure the international community supports its. the heads of the delegations representing libya's 2 rival militaries appraise the deal in a corner for unity for mercenaries and foreign fighters are also supposed to leave libya within 3 months. i want to go back to that top story sudan and israel agreeing to normalize their ties we've got jonas horner with us to talk about it deputy director for the horn of africa and senior analyst for sudan for the international crisis group isn't cutting for us thanks for your time. just look at this from sudan's point of view and i do kind of want to separate it into the deal with israel over normalizing ties and then the removal from the u.s. state sponsored terror list let's not with the deal with israel what does it wasn't really mean for a country like sudan well yes normalization is it's only a controversial issue here you know a lot of sudan has a st

what they have accomplished here today took a great deal of courage libya's warring sides sign a cease fire deal in geneva the biggest step yet towards peace there after nearly a decade of war. i appealed to all stakeholders and regional actors to respect the provisions of the ceasefire agreement and ensured its implementation we don't delay . foreign ministers from the media and azerbaijan meet separately with u.s. secretary of state might. try to defuse tensions over not going to cut about. in the past our u.s. president donald trump has announced that israel and sudan have agreed to normalize relations sudan becomes the 3rd to arab nation this year to do such a deal earlier donald trump also told congress he was removing sudan from the list of state sponsors of terrorism removal from bat list has been a top priority for sudan's transitional government as it tries to revive a struggling economy. in sudan they wanted to do a deal and that was in particular nice because they essentially better war with israel for. a long time i don't know if it was fighting i don't know that but probab

libya's rival factions have signed a permanent cease fire agreement. the pact which orders foreign fighters out of the country comes ahead of notable talks. it was signed in geneva after the downfall of a longtime leader. unrest over police brutality is continuing in nigeria with gangs blocking major roads in lagos. groups armed with sticks set fires as anger grew over a speech by the president. he has appealed for calm but failed to condemn the killing of at least 12 people protesting utility. the residents have been under a curfew since tuesday. >> the protest was good. there blocking the road. it is not what they are looking for. >> they make the arrangement and speak about what is happening. if you look at what is said, they talk endlessly. >> not the right thing to do. kill everybody. not the right thing to do. >> it is 11 days until americans elect their next president. donald trump and joe biden have had their final chance to sell their vision to the public. the two men traded blows over the coronavirus pandemic, racism, and corruption. we take

is al-jazeera my from doha also coming up today is a good day for the libyan people and historic day libya's warring sides saying the u.n. the go see it and cease fire after 5 days of talks in geneva. leftist candidate luis r. say becomes bolivia's new president after winning 55 percent of the votes. and record daily numbers of corona virus infections are reported in the us and europe as governments around the world struggle to curb the spread. sedan is set to become the latest arab country to normalize ties with israel this year at the u.s. brokered deal was announced by president donald trump who says at least 5 more arab states want the same agreements following the u.a.e. and bahrain similar moves the palestinians are calling sudan's move a new stab in the back ellen fisher has more from washington d.c. i want to just congratulate know you from the oval office another part of u.s. president donald trump's middle east peace plan falls into place even if he isn't submerged in the detail we did see down there wanted to do a deal and there was a particularly nice because they essentially bet

a historic day libya's warring sides signed a un negotiated cease fire after 5 days of talks in geneva. to gangs block major roads in lagos after a speech by nigeria's president fails to calm the anger over police brutality. without doubt a call to. the stuff already been unfortunately. made redundant bearing the west welsh business is already hit hard by the pandemic a path to go back into lockdown. see john and israel have agreed to normalize relations and a deal brokered by the u.s. it makes saddam the 3rd arab nation to set aside its differences with israel in the past 2 months though the country's foreign minister says it still needs to be. proved by the transitional legislative council which is yet to be formed us president donald trump sealed the agreement in accord with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and the sudanese prime minister. he also told congress he's removing saddam from a list of state sponsors of terrorism palestinians describe sudan's decision as a new stab in the back a trump says he expects wall countries will want to make a deal and fishes out the

this comes as the international community is trying to bridge the gap between the warring sides in libya and this is a step in the in the right direction of course as it comes a little bit late last month in september the u.s. embassy posted that i have to gave a personal commitment of opening of reopening the energy sector by september 12th that deadline passed and the oil fields weren't open but this is one of the fields one of the most important fields in terms of revenue coming into libya approximately 20 percent of the population here work in the public sector so they work for you know the government institutions so their salaries are paid through the through selling this oil we saw lots of power cuts there were protests across libya against the lack of government services here in tripoli for instance during the closures there were long power cuts 18 hours 20 hours a day and during the summer it's very hot and add to that covert you know people have a lockdown or curfew there's a lack of liquidity in the banks so people residents would have to wait in long lines at banks and there'd

and historic day libya's warring sides sign a un the go seated cease fire after 5 days of talks in geneva. guinea's army goes on alert softer election results show the president winning a controversial 3rd term. record daily numbers of corona virus infections are reported in the u.s. and europe as government struggle to curb the spread. but 1st sudan is set to become the latest arab country to normalize ties with israel this year the u.s. brokered deal was announced by president donald trump who says at least 5 more arab states want the same agreements following similar deals with the u.a.e. and a hurricane the palestinians are calling the move a new stab in the back alan fisher has more from washington d.c. i want to just congratulate from the oval office another part of u.s. president donald trump's middle. least peace plan falls into place even if he isn't submerged in the detail we consumed and wanted to do it here and there was in particular because they essentially bear war with israel for. a long time i don't know if it was fighting i don't know that but probably there's been a lit