the fishing spots a political power play sicilian fisherman are repeatedly arrested and detained in libya. i no longer have a sense of the future when i look towards the sea. cannot see how i am afraid that my husband will not return. an afternoon and that saturday valuable coastal fishermen are hauling in their daily catch these are the few who won't risk venturing further out into the open sea the local fishmongers are already waiting they appreciate the fresh catch here in western sicily even though they are paying prices that are no longer profitable for most fisherman the only people still making real money are deep sea fisherman their crews are at sea for up to 2 months they fish primarily for red treb which are sold at a profit all over the world the shellfish are sorted by size and then stored in deep freeze while they are still at sea. captain filippo i dabble is particularly proud of this catch. fish all these are the famous 1st class red shrimp. they don't get any bigger than this and this mediterranean delicacy as in high demand at the finest restaurants around the world. if t

libya's tripoli government's visited by a high level delegation from egypt which spent years backing its rivals in a bloody conflict. low on down jordan this is our jazeera live from joe also coming up a big turnout in central africa republic cities for elections but in some places rebels opened fire to scare voters away. anger grows even donald trump's party over the u.s. president's fight with congress that's left millions without financial support in the pandemic. and the sun kissed islands making a pitch to stay at home workers to make up the tourists being kept away by coronavirus. welcome to the program for the 1st time since 2014 senior egyptian delegates visited libya's capital tripoli for talks with the u.n. recognize government is believe they're pushing to normalize relations and that would be a significant turnaround to egypt its long supported the government of national accords rival administration in eastern libya and the warlord he for have top well days ago have to threaten to use force against his troops in libya support from turkey help the g.n.a.t. to resist have t

powerplay sicilian fishermen are repeatedly arrested and detained in libya. i no longer have a sense of the future when i look towards the sea they cannot see how i am afraid that my husband will not return. and afternoon and next saturday the violent coastal fishermen are hauling in their daily catch these are the few who won't risk venturing further out into the open sea local fishmongers are already waiting they appreciate the fresh catch here in western sicily even though they are paying prices that are no longer profitable for most fisherman the only people still making real money are deep sea fisherman their crews are at sea for up to 2 months they fish primarily for red treb which are sold at a profit all over the world the shellfish are sorted by size and then stored in deep freeze while they are still at sea. captain phillips is particularly proud of this catch. fish all these are the famous 1st class red shrimp. they don't get any bigger than this and this mediterranean delicacy is in high demand at the finest restaurants around the world. they get

as difficult as it is in libya i just hope that he is in a safe place. at the port of mazzara mohammed starter meets with the families of other detained fisherman as much as she can. together with the ship's owner marco they hold a small protest to comfort one another. christina i'm a believer no worries about her husband salvo the 1st officer on one of the fishing trawlers in our city at our children are waiting for their fathers mothers for their sons and wives for their husbands. the government must act swiftly noir will stumble upon we are fighting for 18 italian fishermen which includes 6 tunisians for 2 senegalese and 2 indonesians who have all lived here and was out of their wallow for many years some since before i was born. we are talking about 18 fishermen from us out of del barlow who pay their taxes and who have families here but with the thought it was $1.00 of the boys. but the family still refused to give up and they're taking their cause to the capital rome they have been staging a protest in front of parliament for 2 months demanding mor

as difficult as it is in libya i just hope that he is in a safe place. media. at the port of metz out at mohammed starter meets with the families of other detained fisherman as much as she can together with the ship's owner marco they hold a small protest to comfort one another christina i believe no worries about her husband salvo the 1st officer on one of the fishing trawlers in our city at our children are waiting for their fathers mothers for their sons and wives for their husbands. have a government must act swiftly lawyer. we are fighting for 18 italian fishermen which includes 6 tunisians for 2 senegalese and 2 indonesians who have all lived here and was out of there for many years some since before i was born. we are talking about 18 fishermen from us out of the lalo who pay their taxes and who have families here but with god it was $1.00 of the war. but the family still refused to give up and they're taking their cars to the capital rome they have been staging a protest in front of parliament for 2 months demanding more action from the italian governme

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as difficult as it is in libya i just hope that he is in a safe place. at the port of metz outta mohammed starter meets with the families of other detained fisherman as much as she can together with the ship's owner marco they hold a small protest to comfort one another. christina i'm a believer no worries about her husband salvo the 1st officer on one of the fishing trawlers in our city at it then all of our children are waiting for their fathers mothers for their sons and wives for their husbands. ever government must act swiftly. and stumble we are fighting for 18 italian fishermen which includes 6 tunisians for 2 senegalese and 2 indonesians who have all lived here and was out of their wallow for many years some since before i was born. we are talking about 18 fishermen from us out of their lalo who pay their taxes and who have families here but with the thought it was another bomb. but the families still refuse to give up and they're taking their cause to the capital rome they have been staging a protest in front of parliament for 2 months demanding

former british ambassador to libya peter minute thank you. ok we have thank you not now to nashville tennessee we're going to go to listen in a police news conference is about to take place that is taking place about the christmas day explosion which injured 3 people and damaged buildings let's listen in so just to give a quick update on infrastructure as we work with our federal partners law enforcement partners and they they footprint shrinks as far as the investigation they will release the properties back to metro once that happens we will do a preliminary sweep we'll have a public works department fire department along with all utility districts they will go into the affected area just to make sure that it is safe then we will release that back to a business partners and residents owners so i'm happy to announce this morning between 4th and 5th avenue down to broadway will be open so as of 10 am we will release that. we're doing a sweep right now as far as our suite will fall apart as i mentioned earlier we'll let our business partners c

hello i'm down jordan this is our jazeera blah you from doha also coming up libya's tripoli government is visited by a high level delegation from egypt spent years backing its rivals in a bloody conflict. a big turnout in central central african republic cities for elections but in some places rebels opened fire trying to scare voters away. and more extreme and more costly the tally of this year's worst weather disaster shows more evidence of a dangerous be changing climate. now after holding out for almost a week u.s. president donald trump has finally signed a coronavirus relief bill which he earlier described as a disgrace the delays allowed some unemployment benefits to lapse adding pressure on millions of americans struggling with the economic hardship brought by the pandemic but been insisting that direct stimulus payments to people being creased from $600.00 to 2000 rows in jordan joins us live now from washington d.c. ross a trump may have signed the bill but he then sent out a rather convoluted statement which seemed to suggest he wanted changes to the bill what what exactly w

hello i'm a very emphatic and this is our 0 live from doha also coming up literally libya's tripoli government is visited by a high level delegation from egypt which spent years backing its rivals in a bloody conflict. optimism in europe a massive vaccination campaign begins to protect hundreds of millions of people from covert bite. the big turnout in the central african republic selections but in some places rebels open fire trying to scare voters away. after holding out for almost a week u.s. president donald trump has signed the coronavirus relief bill which he earlier described as a disgrace the delays allowed some unemployment benefits to lapse adding pressure on millions of americans struggling with economic hardship brought on by the pandemic trungpa been insisting that direct stimulus payments to people being creased from $600.00 to 2000 let's go live out of washington i was a serious russell and jordan is there for us so the president may have signed the bill but he then sent out a convoluted statement which seems suggest that he wanted changes to the bill what was he saying. well es

and will terraces sites under threat house ability in libya to help bring a new lease of life to these 2000 year old ruins. but . the cold is still blowing out is the real cold of the siberian arctic there's a storm system developing in the barents sea but if you come south of the effect is going to be just snow sheriff a snow shovel kreider on honshu the cold is leaking across the high ground so your maximum temperature take us back not as soccer's 8 it's subzero and so and all these temperatures are on the low side compared with their averages which is really properly set in is a bit of an easing in the flow during thursday but it's still produce a lot of snow on the western side particular mantas not entirely of honshu and the cold is least for the south there hong kong is warming up a little by this time. not much action in india even the showers in the south have disappeared temporarily got a bit of an outbreak of a usually known seasonal right in maharashtra and we've eastwards might end up in west bengal not much to it to be awesome by this time now it's wednesday we're talking

in september that's exactly what happened to marco maroney his 2 travelers were impounded by libya the ship owner is in despair his 18 crew members have been in a moving gazi jail for over 3 months fishermen have never been held this low number the goal other than not being able to see the ships or the men who work for me is awful because like a song that you miss you can no longer hug from aboard. the train during that confrontation libyan authorities pursued 9 italian trawlers on the open sea unlike some of his colleagues captains you separate alone a managed to get away. vision out of the vision that the libyans came close to wanted to seize all the captain also on the ship papers patrollers were told to follow them but we could flee risking our lives the coast guard is on fire at us. there's a lot. of other well there were worse. back in 2018 the fisherman received help italy sent a naval helicopter to aid the troll there's the libyan speedboat was forced to back off but now italy no longer provide such protection in the southern mediterranean of the libyan coast telling fishermen

a very unforgiving this is al jazeera live from joe also coming up libya's tripoli government is visited by a high level delegation from egypt which spent years backing its rivals in a bloody conflict. optimism in europe a massive vaccination campaign begins to protect hundreds of millions of people from covert 90. at a big turnout in the central african republic selections but in some places rebels opened fire trying to scare voters away. after holding out for almost a week u.s. president donald trump assigned a coronavirus relief bill which he earlier described as a disgrace the delays allowed some unemployment benefits to lapse adding pressure on millions of americans who are struggling with economic hardship brought by the pandemic trumpet been insisting that direct stimulus payments to people being creased from $600.00 to 20080 as rosalind jordan reports now from washington. the president does have the right under a law that's about 40 years or so old to say to congress that he will sign legislation or she will sign legislation but that there are parts of the legislation that really

libya's tripoli government is visited by a high level delegation from egypt which spent years backing its rivals in a bloody conflict. follow on down jordan result 0 live from doha also coming up the u.s. president hints at good news about a coronavirus relief bill which has been refusing to sign. a big turnout in central african republic cities for elections but in some places rebels opened fire trying to scare voters away. and optimism in europe a massive vaccination campaign begins to protect hundreds of millions of people at 19. for the 1st time since 2014 senior egyptian delegates have visited libya's capital tripoli for talks with the un recognized government it's believed they're pushing to normalize relations and that would be a significant turnaround for egypt it's long supported the government of national accord a rival administration in eastern libya and the warlords after what days ago have to ask for it to use force against turkish troops in libya support from turkey help the g.n.a.t. to resist have to use offensive to take the capital turkey's defense minister was in tri

as difficult as it is in libya i just hope that he is in a safe place. at the port of mazzara mohammed starter meets with the families of other detained fisherman as much as she can together with the ship's owner marco they hold a small protest to comfort one another. christina i'm a believe no worries about her husband salvo the 1st officer on one of the fishing trawlers in our city at our children are waiting for their fathers mothers for their sons and wives for their husbands. the government must act swiftly noire its terminal we are fighting for 18 italian fishermen which includes 6 tunisians for 2 senegalese and 2 indonesians who have all lived here and was out of their bhalo for many years some since before i was born. we are talking about 18 fishermen from us out of delgado who pay their taxes and who have families here but with the thought it was $1.00 of the boys. but the family still refused to give up and they're taking their cause to the capital rome they have been staging a protest in front of parliament for 2 months demanding more action f

in libya, after nato went into get rid of qaddafi and we put in another government, the turks backed the general and his attempt to undermine the nato-recognized government. the turks also blamed a turkish american pastor for an attempted coup against erdogan when he had no role in it. there has been a lot of things going on and it does put the alliance in jeopardy, so it is important that when joe biden comes in, that these sanctions will get the turks back to the table and maybe move away from buying russian equipment. >> you could use these particular sanctions as leverage against turkey but many are concerned that this is something that could have far-reaching consequences to the point that it could even affect the nato alliance itself. >> you are this is where i -- you are right. this is where i differ from my colleague. there is a direct affect on the institutions, the actors targeted explicitly under the sanction, then you have a deterrence effect. all the other actors in that business, in this particular case, the different sector will be deterred from doing business with the

in september that's exactly what happened to marco maroney his 2 travelers were impounded by libya the ship owner is in despair his 18 crew members have been in a meeting ghazi jail for over 3 months fishermen have never been held the small number the number that not being able to see the ships the men who work for me is awful because like a song that you miss you can no longer hug a boy. up to a child during that confrontation libyan authorities pursued 9 italian trawlers on the open sea unlike some of his colleagues captains use separate cologne a managed to get away. for of the. libyans came close wanted to see all the captain outs on the ship papers the controllers were told to follow them but we could flee risking our lives the coast guard is on fire to test . this is a lot of. their worst. back in 2018 the fisherman received help italy sent a naval helicopter to aid the troll there's the libyan speedboat was forced to back off but now italy no longer provide such protection in the southern mediterranean of the libyan coast telling fishermen such operations are too demanding and p

profitable in international waters and that includes of libya's coast. our next report comes from the greek island of it's one of more than $200.00 inhabited islands in greece but it's rather small there is no hospital or police station just the school which is the pride of the village in fact it's the smallest school in the grease 12 year old chris is the only student on the whole island life there can be a pretty lonely is so here in the future are trying to do something about it. the goat's bells act as crystal says a long talk each morning soon after he sets off for school into colombo turn right here on the tiny island of aki in the aegean sea. just some 40 people live here 12 year old christophe's is the youngest president and the only child farm why. when he gets to school his teacher in the area to see a letter he's waiting for him along with his own new playmate the school's dog and one of. the ins friends i have played a lot of course friends who go to school with me to look at my thoughts before we have. been in moscow. oh. the school day begi

hello i'm adrian for the game this is 0 live from go also coming up libya's tripoli government is visited by a high level delegation from egypt which spent he is backing its rivals in a bloody conflict. optimism in europe a massive vaccination campaign begins to protect hundreds of millions of people from covert 19. a big turnout in the central african republic selections but in some places rebels opened fire trying to scare voters away. after holding out for almost a week u.s. president donald trump assigned a coronavirus relief bill which he'd earlier described as a disgrace the delays allowed some unemployment benefits to lapse adding pressure on millions of americans who are struggling with economic hardship brought about by the pandemic trumpet been insisting that direct stimulus payments to people being creased from $600.00 to 2000 and jordan report style from washington. the president does have the right under a law that's about 40 years or so old to say to congress that he will sign legislation or she will sign legislation but that there are parts of the legislation that really sh

to representatives from libya's 2 rival parties are preparing to see meets for their 1st joint session since 2014 parliament members are traveling to the city of . western libya for the meeting which sets take place on monday at the highly anticipated session follows talks in morocco where the bible's a green zone a framework to end the years long division in the country well to discuss is some joined now by stephanie williams the acting united nations envoy to libya and she joins us from bordeaux in france it's good to have you with us on the al-jazeera news are now this conflicts has prevented the libyan parliament from sitting thus far how significant would you say it is that the libyan parliament says planning to sit in gated or united fashion. well good afternoon hello and it's good to be with you we have always encouraged the parliament come together as you know be in institutions writ large have suffered these crises division and certainly with the political process now moving forward unified parliament is going to be needed particularly you know should there be and we very much

cease fire monitoring team to be set up in a city in libya. we have more from the united nations. correspondent: the security council asked the secretary-general back in february to come up with some ways to help libya, the international community very concerned, to help them move forward with a peace plan and a way to implement a cease-fire. that was before they even had a cease-fire in place. in october, the warring sides agreed to a tentative cease-fire and the secretary-general was asked to advance these recommendations. he has asked for more time to present them, citing ongoing peace talks between the parties. he has also been looking for a new envoy to lead the u.n. mission in libya, all of this combining to bring it to the end of the year, and the last possible minute. we did get a copy today of a letter the secretary-general sent to the security council with some of those recommendations. and he is focused on setting up a u.n. monitoring mission. the u.n. never had a footprint in this city at the front lines, it is a very tense area. in a recent report to the security coun

today from a distance it looks like it's endured the violence libya has witnessed for nearly a decade but close up are signs of the conflict. the conflict in libya between the internationally recognized government of national court for g.n.a.t. and warlord police to have 2 years libyan national army l in a letter to unesco to puts abroad and 4 others on its list of endangered world heritage sites so brought to was controlled by forces loyal to have to train his failed military campaign to capture the capital but the tripoli based government retook the city in april yeah. unfortunately the city of subprocess has seen several armed conflicts in the last decade the ruins were hit during the fighting but thank god there was only minor damage to the fair. but now brought as crown jewel a 5000 seat theater has survived and stands 3 stories tall built by the romans nearly 2000 years ago it's a testament to the history and culture this country on the southern shores of the mediterranean has officials here $30000.00 of the foreign tourists youth to come and visit but the years long conflict an

chief is pushing to extend cease fire monitoring operations to eastern libya i am. celebrations in the streets as argentina will legalize abortion but it's left the predominantly catholic country better in the divided. the last winter storm went through the midwest with this hump of cloud he is still going slowly northeast as it left behind this viewer chicago obviously this is just before dawn breaks it wasn't just snow there was some freezing rain in that as well now it's not atypical for chicago in the winter just or show it to you and this is a cold front that waving arrives it gets down towards texas the cold air is here but of a warm flood in between the 2 get together you tend to get this stalking me front are the rain or snow this case will be rain but then tucked in behind it will be more snow for western side of texas the stairwell to the head going up into was ontario and there's more coming down from the pacific so it's really on the coast it's easily snow in the cascades in the rockies. or case way downstream california in the next day or so and then th

difficult for those people who are willing to fight and die to do the job defeat isis similarly in libya after nato went in to get rid of gadhafi and would put in another government the turks backed general and you know his attempt to well undermined the un and nato recognized the government the charts also claimed on a chart to show american pastor for an attempted coup against up there to why many had no role at all so there's been a lot of things going on and it does put the alliance in jeopardy so it's important i hope that what biden said that the sanctions will get the yorks back to the table and maybe who what if from by russia. fabricio can use this particular sanctions as a leverage against turkey but on the other hand many people are concerned that this is something that could have flown reaching consequences to the point that it could even of affect the veil of the nato alliance itself. well you are right and this is where the fair for my colleague an anchor sanction especially american sanctions have to sort of effect as a direct effect on the institutions of the actors who a

difficult for those people who are willing to fight and die to do the job defeat isis similarly in libya after nato went in to get rid of gadhafi and would put in another government the turks backed general and you know his attempt to undermine the un and nato recognized government the charts also glenny and charter show american pastor for an attempted coup against up air to wine really had no role at all so there's been a lot of things going on and it does put the alliance in jeopardy so it's important i hope that when biden comes there that the sanctions will get the yorks back to the table and maybe who what if from by russia. fabricio can use this particular sanctions as a leverage against turkey but on the other hand many people are concerned that this is something that could have flown reaching consequences to the point that it could even of a fact that they all of the nato alliance itself. well you are right and this is where de fair from my colleague in ankara sanction especially american sanctions have to sort of effect as a direct effect on the institutions of the actors who a

still ahead on al-jazeera senior egyptian officials hold talks with libya's tripoli government after years of backing its rivals what this could mean for diplomatic relations and the wonder woman sequel scores big at the u.s. box office offering some hope to the film industry hit hard by the pandemic. will storm continues to back to the northwest of here you can see this massive cloud this color which has been sinking this way further south is behind this cold front significantly colder air coming for proper winter weather rack again across the british isles as we go through the next 24 hours or so and down and see the central mediterranean just about italy and the balkans another nasty little low there that's been producing some very heavy snow fall as well snow will become a little more expansive across the out says we go on into monday some parts could see maybe a meter of snow further north the remnants of better that will dig down with cold northerly winds blasting in across many parts all the way down into france just 10 celsius but fours and fives as for london and paris with

now, this person does exist, he is in a prison already in libya for different offences. he was convicted in 2011 for reportedly for bomb making and targeting opponents of gadhafi's regine, which was toppled that year. the us where told that they would very much like to extradite him come and get them out of libya, doesn't have an extra directly, but the uk does, so it may well be uk involvement there. frank, does this huge new developments change our bigger theory about what happened with ursula von de leyen —— lockerbie which was it was organised with the libyan state? well, certainly, some of the relatives and of course, this is a long time ago that it happens, but it was the worst terrorist attack in british history. some of the relatives are really, i think i'm a bit upset about this, because they deserve closure, and most of them probably thought that they had it. jim, whose daughter, flora, was killed in the lockerbie bombing was on the radio today on television and he was saying this is a very unwelcome development, this, there are a numberof development, this

profitable in international waters and that includes libya's coast. our next report comes from the greek island of it's one of more than $200.00 inhabited islands in greece but it's rather small there is no hospital or police station just the school which is the pride of the village in fact it's the smallest school in greece 12 year old christus is the only student on the whole island life there can be a pretty lowly is so here in the future are trying to do something about it. the goat's bells act as crystal says alarm clock each morning soon after he sets off for school it's a colossal turn right here on the tiny island of aki in the aegean sea. just some 40 people live here 12 year old christophe's is the youngest president and the only child far mind. when he gets to school his teacher in the area to see a letter he's waiting for him along with his only playmate the school's dog or one of. the ins friends i could play a lot of course friends who'd go to school with me and who i could play foster for when. i must get. or go. the school day begins o

profitable in international waters and that includes of libya's coast. our next report comes from the greek island of the team it's one of more than $200.00 inhabited islands in greece but it's rather small there is no hospital or police station just the school which is the pride of the village in fact it's the smallest school in the grease 12 year old crystal is the only student on the whole island life there can be a pretty lowly is so here in the future are trying to do something about it. spells kristoff has a long talk each morning soon after he sets off for school it's a kilometer right here on the tiny island of aki in the gnc. just some 40 people live 12 year old christophe's is the youngest president and the only child farm why . when he gets to school his teacher marion see a letter he's waiting for him along with his own you blame the schools. you want to . miss friends like a play list of course friends who go to school with me to look at my daughter for with. them and last cared. for her loved the school day begins outside by raising the fla

whining factions in libya may have agreed to a cease fire. but the scars from nearly a decade of violence are everywhere and a plan to hold nationwide elections in just over a year reached recently in tunis hangs in the balance implementing it will be the challenge of the un's new envoy to libya luckily nicolay malott who served as one of europe's youngest foreign ministers and bulgaria is used to difficult assignments this is him talking to al-jazeera about his last post as the secretary general's special coordinator and drusilla there is no middle east peace process so i don't think either of these radio the palestinian side. for the various different reasons are in a position to actually currently engage in meaningful negotiations that role of middle east envoy will now be filled by a veteran norwegian diplomat tor venice la and once again the task will be bringing palestinian and israelis back to the negotiating table in an attempt to revive the un's long stated goal of a 2 state solution it has taken months for secretary general antonio

today from a distance it looks like it's endured the violence libya has witnessed for nearly a decade but close up are signs of the conflict. the conflict in libya between the internationally recognized government of national court for g.n.a.t. and warlord police to have 2 years libyan national army l n a letter to unesco to puts abroad and 4 others on its list of endangered world heritage sites so brought to was controlled by forces loyal to have to train his failed military campaign to capture the capital but the tripoli based government retook the city in april yeah. unfortunately the city of subprocess has seen several armed conflicts in the last decade the ruins were hit during the fighting but thank god there was only minor damage to the fair. but now brought as crown jewel a 5000 seat theater has survived and stands 3 stories tall built by the romans nearly 2000 years ago it's a testament to the history and culture this country on the southern shores of the mediterranean has officials here $30000.00 of the foreign tourists youth to come and visit but the years long conflict and

warning factions in libya may have agreed to a ceasefire. but the scars from nearly a decade of violence are everywhere and a plan to hold nationwide elections in just over a year reached recently in tunis hangs in the balance implementing it will be the challenge of the un's new envoy to libya luckily nicolay malott who served as one of europe's youngest foreign ministers and bulgaria is used to difficult assignments this is him talking to al-jazeera about his last post as the secretary general's special coordinator and drusilla there is no middle east peace process so i don't think either of these radio the palestinian side. for the various different reasons are in a position to actually currently engage in meaningful negotiations that role of middle east envoy will now be filled by a veteran norwegian diplomat tor venice la and once again the task will be bringing palestinian and israelis back to the negotiating table in an attempt to revive the un's long stated goal of a 2 state solution it has taken months for secretary general antonio

play sicilian fisherman are repeatedly arrested and detained in libya. i no longer have a sense of the future when i look towards the sea. cannot see how i am afraid that my husband will not return. an afternoon and that saturday violent coastal fishermen are hauling in their daily catch these are the few who won't risk venturing further out into the open sea local fishmongers are already waiting they appreciate the fresh catch here in western sicily even though they are paying prices that are no longer profitable for most fisherman the only people still making real money are deep sea fisherman their crews are at sea for up to 2 months they fish primarily for red treb which are sold at a profit all over the world the shellfish are sorted by size and then stored in deep freeze while they are still at sea. captain phillips is particularly proud of this catch. fish all these are the famous 1st class red shrimp. they don't get any bigger than this and this mediterranean delicacy as in high demand at the finest restaurants around the world. they get all of it

difficult for those people who are willing to fight and die to do the job defeat isis similarly in libya after nato went in to get rid of gadhafi and would put in another government the turks backed general haifa and you know his attempt to well undermined the u.n. and nato recognized the government the charts also glenny and chart to show american pastor for an attempted coup against up there to whine when he had no role at all so there's been a lot of things going on and it does put the alliance in jeopardy so it's important i hope that what biden said that the sanctions will get the turks back to the table and maybe who what do you provide russia. fabricio can use this particular sanctions as a leverage against turkey but on the other hand many people are concerned that this is something that could have flown reaching consequences to the point that it could even affect the veil of the nato alliance itself. well you are right and this is where de fair from my colleague in ankara sanction especially american sanctions have to saw itself effect as a direct effect on the institutions of t

and that libya be for the libyans only . the high level egyptian delegations in libya for peace talks will meet with officials from the un recognized government in tripoli now that all comes a day after to threaten to use force against the tripoli based government mom has more now from tripoli. on top of the agenda issues related to. bringing ties back to normal between the 2 regions and also issues related to consulate issues issues related to visa between 2 to grant a visa normally to citizens of both countries but on the other hand there is anger here many people in the government in political parties troops on the ground are very angry they have been surprised by this visit and they say that they come out expect any peace from egypt or from the egyptian regime in fact since this regime has been supporting all the military campaigns led by have thought over the past 6 years definitely the defense of most of our car during his visit yesterday in tripoli is trying to make sure that his forces in libya are not being intimida

ceasefire monitoring team to be set up and based in sirte that's in eastern libya this city has been devastated by recent fighting on efforts to oust eisel in 2060 crysis salumi has more from the united nations. the security council asked the secretary general all the way back in february to come up with some ways to help libya the international community being very concerned about the situation there to help them move forward with a peace plan and a way to implement a cease fire that was before they even had a cease fire in place back in october they did agree the warring sides there did agree to a tentative ceasefire and the secretary general was asked to advance these recommendations he's asked for more time to present them citing ongoing peace talks between the parties has also been looking for a new envoy to lead the u.n. mission in libya so all of this combining to bring it down to the end of the year and the last possible minute and we did get a copy today of a letter that the sick secretary general sent to the security council with some of those recommendations and he's focus

seems far monitoring team to be set up and based in certain eastern libya the city has been devastated by recent fighting and efforts to oust iceland 2016 presence and only has more from the united nations. the security council asked the secretary general all the way back in february to come up with some ways to help libya the international community being very concerned about the situation there to help them move forward with a peace plan and a way to implement a cease fire that was before they even had a cease fire in place back in october they did agree the warring sides there did agree to a tentative ceasefire and the secretary general was asked to advance these recommendations he's asked for more time to present them citing ongoing peace talks between the parties he's also been looking for a new envoy to lead the u.n. mission in libya so all of this combining to bring it down to the end of the year and the last possible minute and we did get a copy today of a letter that the sick secretary general sent to the security council with some of those recommendations and he's focused on

and that libya be for the libyans only . one high level egyptian delegation is in libya for peace talks they will meet with officials from the un recognized government in tripoli it all comes a day off to war highly faffed are threatened to use force against repartee a move ahead has more now from the libyan capital. on top of the agenda issues related to. bringing ties back to normal between the 2 regions and also issues related to consulate issues issues issues related to visa between. normally to citizens of both countries but on the other hand there is anger here many people in the government in political parties troops on the ground are very angry they have been surprised by this visit and they say that they come out. expect any peace from egypt or from the egyptian regime in fact since this regime has been supporting all the military campaigns led by have thought over the past 6 years definitely the defense of most of our car during his visit yesterday in tripoli is trying to make sure that his forces in libya are not

it's the 1st time in 6 years that officials at this level have met libya's internationally recognized government in tripoli. the visit of the egyptian delegation to tripoli was carried out by prior coordination between the foreign ministries of the 2 countries the deliberation was a response of impassive in the talks based on today's meeting we will witness a development in the diplomatic ties with cairo. the relationship between cairo and the government of national court was cut in 2014 and around that time president obviously the house sisi of egypt began supporting order to flee if i have to or who held dominance in the east. in april 2019 with the egyptian support after began a military offensive on tripoli the g.n.a.s. asked turkey for help and with uncurious support g.n.a.t. forces successfully retook western libya in june but not before residential areas a field hospital and an immigrant detention center were shelled the attacks to accusations of war crimes. the visit by the egyptian delegation comes only a day after a visit by the turkish defense minister and senior military o

between western libya and egypt. have been halted for the past 6 years since 2014 since the egyptian embassy was closed down here in tripoli and the egyptian regime has been involved in supporting and backing get the warlords really for have to deal with weapons and they're not only militarily and politically as well the d.n.a. which is the government of national. international government in tripoli has cut relations with the egyptian regime since it is there now the egyptian delegation which includes it intelligence and foreign ministry officials is due to meet. libya's foreign minister how much they yell out along with the deputy prime minister ahmed ateek and the interior minister. also they will meet also with the intelligence chief of the international the internationally recognized a government of national accord on top of the edge in doubt issues related to. bringing ties back to normal between the 2 regions and also issues related to consulate issues issues issues related to visa. between. normally to citizen

profitable in international waters and that includes of libya's coast. our next report comes from the greek island of it's one of more than $200.00 inhabited islands in greece but it's rather small there is no hospital or police station just the school which is the pride of the village in fact it's the smallest school in a great 12 year old crystal is the only student on the whole island life there can be a pretty lonely is so here in the future are trying to do something about it. the goats bells kristoff has a long talk each morning soon after he sets off to school to columbus her right here on the tiny island of aki in the gnc. just some 40 people live 12 year old christophe's is the youngest president and the only child farm why. when he gets to school his teacher marriot see a letter he's waiting for him along with his own you blame the schools. you want to . go in this friends like a play list of course friends who go to school with me and who i could play tosca for with. them and last cared. for her loved it the school day begins outside by raisin

profitable in international waters and that includes of libya's coast. our next report comes from the greek island of it's one of more than $200.00 inhabited islands in greece but it's rather small there is no hospital or police station just the school which is the pride of the village in fact it's the smallest school in the grease 12 year old crystal is the only student on the whole island life there can be a pretty lonely is so here in the future are trying to do something about it. the goat's bells act as crystal says a long talk each morning soon after he sets off for school into columbia turn right here on the tiny island of aki in the aegean sea. just some 40 people live here 12 year old christophe's is the youngest president and the only child farm why. when he gets to school his teacher in the area to see a letter he's waiting for him along with his only playmate the school's goal you want to. go in this friends like a play list of course friends who go to school with me and who i could play positive for we have. been the last. oh. the school day

and with that, a new lease of life for libya's historic sites. . al jazeera, sabratha. >> in part to yo -- in part two of the unesco sites, we look at the everglades in florida and why the sprawling river of grass is in a critical state.ai>úog (mikael colville-andersen) look at the ship! the barge. what's the name on the back? sandra? sandra the barge. it could be like a children's book. what do you think about paris, lulu? (lulu colville-andersen) it's a nice city, and there are too many cars. (felix colville-andersen) i think it's funny how grandpa only honks the horn maybe five times a year, whereas the taxi drivers maybe do it 100 times in one drive. (mikael colville-andersen) paris is a storied city. more than most others in the world. it's a city that's synonymous with inspiring change. fighting for it, demanding it, forcing it. this is a birthplace of revolutio

turkey's defense minister has arrived in libya despite threats by eastern warlord honey for half the are going to see our car promise to increase cooperation with the internationally recognized government in tripoli on friday on voted to extend the deployment of turkish troops to libya for another 18 months or lord hostile who backs a rival eastern government responded with a threat to target turkish forces. after the decisive confrontation has begun to appear for the near future from what our scouts have detected from maneuvers of the turkish mercenaries and soldiers near the front lines piling up weapons equipment building military bases and operating rooms. which reflects turkey's insistence on war and the delusion that they will achieve their dreams of expansion and influence and then bush is to control the oil fields and export ports to cure with our wealth its collapsing economy and then the incursion into the depths of africa. joins us now live from tripoli. he hasn't been put off by threats from half past so what's the reason for his visit. will kim this is a very significant

today from a distance it looks like it's endured the violence libya has witnessed for nearly a decade but close up are signs of the conflict. the conflict in libya between the internationally recognized government of national court for g.n.a.t. and warlord police to have 2 years libyan national army l n a letter to unesco to puts abroad and 4 others on its list of endangered world heritage sites so brought to was controlled by forces loyal to have to train his failed military campaign to capture the capital but the tripoli based government retake the city in april yeah one of the things that was said and how model for unfortunately the city of subprocess has seen several armed conflicts in the last decade the ruins were hit during the fighting but thank god there was only minor damage to the fear. but now brought as crown jewel a 5000 seat theater has survived and stands 3 stories tall built by the romans nearly 2000 years ago it's a testament to the history and culture this country on the southern shores of the mediterranean has officials here 30000 of the foreign tourists use the co

members are set to travel to the city of adama's in western libya for a meeting on monday the highly anticipated session follows talks in morocco with a rival's agrees or framework to end the year's long division stephanie williams is the acting united nations envoy to libya she says its fiscal representatives need to come together to see the peace process through. with the political process now moving forward a unified parliament is going to be needed particularly you know should there be and we very much hope that there will be agreement on unification of the executive in advance of the national elections which were decided upon by the libyan political dialogue. on november 15th. and that was significant decision and now all of the institution need to produce the conditions in order to make those elections a reality time isn't on anybody's side here we now have something like 20000 foreign forces and or mercenaries in the country now we have 10 libyan military bases which are either fully or partially occupied by foreign forces this is a blatant buy aleisha a libyan sovereignty and

from eastern libya to a job for ministry and central libya which is under the control of his forces that sounds to be ironic because this could in fact derail the political talks. that is aiming at ending the division and implementing deescalation in the disputed areas in central libya ok mahmud. joining us live from tripoli mahmoud thank you so much. the pandemic has hit latin america harder than any other region but one country has avoided the worst of its design severe economic problems cuba has managed to keep infections consistently on the control latin america and so the sea in yemen explains. dr marc that alice runs the plaza of the revolution polyclinic and knows just about everyone in the neighborhood every day she makes the rounds to check on covert $1000.00 suspects who've been quarantined would be one of the. especially those who come from abroad like florida resident isabel garcia upon landing in cuba she was given a cold 1000 test then she and her entire family were put under strict lockdown with a doctor checks on them every day on the 5th day she got a 2nd test and now dr

time for a quick check of the headlines on al-jazeera senior egyptian officials of visited libya's capital tripoli for talks with the un recognized government it's believed they're pushing to normalize relations after backing the government's rivals in years of conflict from tripoli but up to wired tells us more about what the egyptian delegation came to talk about this visit originated it was not expected given the fact that the egyptian regime was one or a major backer of the war after the delegation which included foreign and intelligence officials met with libya's foreign minister d.p.t. prime minister the interior minister and also intelligence and defense officials here in western libya they discussed issues related to activating diplomatic ties between the 2 countries and also issues related to the opening the egyptian consulate in tripoli the u.s. president has hinted there's good news to come about a coronavirus aid bill which he's refused to sign hold up as lead to millions of americans losing unemployment support in the midst of the pandemic donald trump objects to the amount of

am flight 103 in 1988 masood is a former libyan intelligence officer he reportedly is in custody in libya now the u.s. wants to extradite him 270 people were killed in the attack most of them americans elevation the very latest on this breaking story how surprised should we be at this announcement allan. well the justice department here in the united states say that they continue to cooperate with their colleagues in the united kingdom and they pursue any lead that is given to them they say that this man was arrested in libya and during the interview when he was being accused of bomb making there it became clear that he may have been involved in the lockerbie bombing they passed that information to the scottish police in the 1st instance and then to the apartment of justice and the department of justice has no made the decision to charge him with terrorism related offenses given that he's in custody in libya at the moment the americans are pretty confident that they'll be able to extradite him and say that he should be able to face justice here in the united states and it's interesting to

libya's internationally recognized government has released 2 russian detainees signaling in easing of tensions the pair were arrested in tripoli last year while working for the son of libya's former ruler muammar qadhafi they were accused by prosecutors of election meddling russia backs the tripoli government's rival in libya's civil war that of the world after both sides agreed to a permanent ceasefire in october meanwhile forces loyal to have to say they've released a turkish ship which was seized on monday the libyan national army who control the country's east say the vessel was violating maritime law an incident that was condemned by turkish officials turkey backs the government of national court the one in tripoli a prominent saudi women's rights activist has appeared before a special terrorism court in riyadh where jane i'll have the case was transferred to weeks ago she is among a dozen activists arrested in 2018 as weeks before the lifting of a decades long ban on female drivers rights groups says she's been held in solitary confinement and assaulted while in prison saudi off