from libya, the we come to the in godaddy in eastern libya. the city was devastated by civil war. the, as we travel up the coast, we encounter ruins from a far more distant era. getting back to ancient greek and roman times. the ruins are accessible. a kind of open air museum for local visitors. the sun sites are under guard, others aren't ah but you know where to look. priceless antiquities are practically free for the taking. the we meet another student archeologist. deep sea diving assad's favorite pastime. he's also determined to stop the looting of antiquities. many can be found here in this 2000 and year old barbara. it's now under water. marble, but it's like this one can weigh over a 100 kilos and can't be moved easily. there are also dozens of and for a fragment, the patients and look, a diver might find something like this, the head of a statue. it's been lying on the bottom of the sea for 2000 years. i don't want us to be seen at the low. we've been lucky today thought worries that if you've seen with the bust the area might attract looters, we need to be very careful o

so how were these antiquities removed from libya? the we come to the in godaddy in eastern libya. the city was devastated by civil war. the as we travel up the coast, we encounter ruins from us, far more distant era, getting back to ancient greek and roman times. the ruins are accessible. a kind of open air museum for local visitors. the sites are under guard, others aren't ah, if you know where to look, priceless antiquities are practically free for the taking the we meet another student of archaeology. deep sea diving assad's favorite pastime. he's also determined to stop the looting of antiquities. many can be found here in this 2000 and year old barbara. it's now under water. marble. but like this one can weigh over 100 kilos and can't be moved easily. there are also dozens of and for a, for agnes, the patients and look, a diver might find something like this, the head of a statue. it's been lying on the bottom of the sea for 2000 years. i don't want us to be seen on the low. we've been lucky today. sod worries that if you've seen with a bust the area might attract looters. we

so how were these antiquities removed from libya? the we come to the in ghazi in eastern libya, the city was devastated by civil war. the as we travel up the coast, we encounter ruins from us, far more distant europe, getting back to ancient greek and roman times. the ruins are accessible. a kind of open air museum for local visitors. the some sites are under guard, others aren't ah, i think you know where to look. priceless antiquities are practically free for the taking. the we meet another student of our allergy. deep sea diving assad favorite pastime. he's also determined to stop the looting of antiquities. many can be found here in this 2000 year old barbara. that's now under water or marble bushes like this one can weigh over 100 kilos and can't be moved easily. mm. they're also dozens of am for a frankness the patients and look, a diver might find something like this, the head of a statue. it's been lying on the bottom of the sea for 2000 years. i don't want us to be seen on the we've been lucky today. sod worries that if you'

so how were these antiquities removed from libya? the we come to the in gardening, in eastern libya, the city was devastated by civil war. the as we travel up the coast, we encounter ruins from a far more distant era. getting back to ancient greek and roman times. the ruins are accessible. a kind of open air museum for local visitors to the some sites are under guard. others aren't ah you know where to look. priceless antiquities are practically free for the taking the we meet another student if archaeology, deep sea diving asides favorite pastime. he's also determined to stop the looting of antiquities. many can be found here in this 2000 and year old harbor that's now under water or marble busts like this one can weigh over a 100 kilos and can't be moved easily. me there are also dozens of answer a frankness, the patience and look a diver might find something like this, the head of a statue. it's been lying on the bottom of the sea for 2000 years. i don't want us to be seen on the low. we've been lucky today thought worried that if

but there is a vast areas in libya, especially in south central libya and the areas of joe, for whom that aren't controlled by any living parties or large party, large areas of land that are controlled by foreign fighters and mercenaries. so how will elections happen in those areas? how will a government force be able to come in and secure and secure these headquarters where people will come in to vote? i mean, there's so many questions like i said, i mean who, what, who will libyans vote for? will they vote for president directly? will they vote for a parliament for m p 's and the m p. 's will then vote for a president. so a lot of you know, a lot of sugar coating today within the government, nobody really or within the, with the officials at the ceremony. nobody really talked about their serious challenges that are facing this government and libya in order to come up with a, a united government that is recognized internally and internationally. i mean, when you look at live live, it's completely divided militarily. you have worked for after an eastern libya, you have forces here th

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there is 1700 in relation to libya. so it, including, i suppose that the most useful one is which is closely referred to as hillary clinton's libya brag sheet. so she was documenting all the ways in which she led the invasion to be in a put in a political and to a degree, an organizational sense. so putting it within the u. s. government bringing the european partners, etc, etc. even going, going the self person anything to add euro boards that according to the french papers, the big french industrial conglomerate, la fudge, which has been donating money to the clinton foundation and has got there was a report from the french press where it was sending it was relating funds with isis dash any, any information, any emails that connect up hillary clinton devices dash through la funds for most of this work was done by the mont photos for the new york times equivalent france. and so what they show is that the farm which is a giant amongst other things, a giant concrete company, translational company company was involved in

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the own group who set off from different locations in libya. and they were supposed to take part in all the raleigh categor car motorcycle and 4 wheel club bikes. but because of ice of attacks in the web done region, some of the best drivers couldn't get the added to their own car break down. they would not be able to enter the official rally that have to be content with taking part inside of doing the illusion of them and have a home that we don't need. it can be had a lot of money. you know, some might have a mikaela, hamilton with an older woman doesn't mean that we're not going to know when the i i oh my gosh, my address is one of them in the jazz right in the system. i'm at the movie channel and they put it in layman's waste of the memory. pretty much what people will be something with him. the 1st thing somebody would continue over the shop with them about the house. i've been lit up the many did not know what i did, not hop on the bus and i see that's about the look when i'm open at that. can you give me a matilda that if you could give

and libya is still deeply divided among who and how to hold elections in december. now the, there's been a couple of reactions. the u. s. embassy is saying, you know, we have watched the libyan political dialogue for meetings this week very closely, including several members who appear to be trying to in sort insert poison pills that will ensure elections will not happen. so there are people within this dialogue for that are trying to prolong or delay elections. and, and you have to remember that these are people that will bended. there are people that will benefit you have the parliament members who are supposed to hand overpower the people in the high council state this government. so a lot of people stand to benefit if elections are delayed. the hope is that perhaps these members of the living political dialogue form can continue to console come up with some kind of rationale, some kind of fair consensus that we'll see, we'll get through to elections later on this year. and hopefully that will help stabilize the country. my, thanks very much indeed, that's my tra

is colloquial, we referred to as hillary clinton and libya brag sheet. and so she was documenting all the ways in which she led the invasion to be in a put in a political and to a degree and organizational sense. so putting it within the u. s. government, bringing in europe, he and partners, etc, etc. even going, going the herself anything to add their aboard that according to the french papers, the big french industrial conglomerate, la fudge, which has been donating money to the clinton foundation and has got there was a reports in the french press where it was sending it was relating funds with isis dash any, any information, any emails that connect up hillary clinton, devices dash through lunch for most of this work was done by the mont for the new york times equivalent of france. and so what they show is that the farm which is a giant amongst other things, a giant concrete company, translational company company was involved sincere f as interesting, more than 355 related mouth. and now syria emails release to many emails that we published about syri

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i will see you then al jazeera world in libya. now continues. he added to the passion, the success and the popularity and then he gave it all up for the love of his homeland football rebels. delves into the realm of footballing legend. rashid mac, luthey for the jury and national liberation front. with his feet, rashid mackenzie, and the f. l. n. team on al jazeera. each and every one of us have about a responsibility to change our person. for the better, the more we could do this experiment and a lot of us could increase just a little bit that wouldn't be worth doing. anybody had any idea that it would become a magnet, always incredibly recipe for women to get 50 percent representation in the constituent assembly here and getting this pick up the collect the segregated sales . the reason this is extremely important service they provide the city we need to take america to try to bring people together trying to deal with people who've been left behind. ah, before the libyan revolution in 2011 visit motor rallies were really popular. here . there

, so it's reported deed hillary clinton hughes libya as a conduit to fellow strife dash and syria the u. s. government at the time that hillary clinton was in charge of foreign policy. did use livia as a conduit to get armed to job as in syria. that's well established not just by a range of our materials, but by investigative workers, sy, hersh and a variety of other investigators. what is the state some of that some of those even publishing york times and any of the emails. i mean, you have mentioned that libya comes up in so many of emails that you've been reading it as regard audrey in the, in the batch of, of 32000 miles. we released a few months back there a 1700 in relation to the b. s. so it, including, i suppose that the most useful one is which is closely referred to as hillary clinton's libya bragg sheet. so she was documenting all the ways in which she led the invasion to be in a put in a political and to a degree, an organizational sense. so putting it within the u. s. government, bringing in the european partners, etc, etc. even going, going the herself person anything to

but he and his friends joined dave and regardless, as an escape from all libya's problems that would take part in some of the many. so chose including some of the youngest members the, the, the the go and you just tell, going to do is move them up with a new move in fee for the kid that has it should be in the car. the next move on about something, give the best fish get them if you she had to, when it gets dealership shows how much, how much the the the i choose ah ah, the news the news that it was made was going to be i gotta catch up with the musket now was $900.00. do you believe it? almost 400, you know, i'm a little network role of him to have it was in no way. you know, my mom i do now to look at the, you know, how to flush up real, real know about going to what i'm going to say got you kind of, you know, one of our cologne fisher rally and the sub shows where finding the underway in the desert, ah, quite bike racing against the clock. i the heads up try to pull 4 by 4 vehicles. and the main radi and of course across that you use each had its own rule set out by the radi organ

the regional libya rally founded in 2008 has not become the morocco. does a challenge this driver said he felt like the right equipment and specialist knowledge. he was part of the nissan owners group. gearing up for the hilltop job done on monday. though that's why i didn't leave it there or was that were you going to be limited to the job how to get a feel that we can definitely go with her. gosh awhile from down to me. i know that doesn't leave them as i know. so they didn't come up with the bus or yeah, i'm looking, i'm going to be yeah, no, no, no. she was glad to florida for the look of them are gonna be the worse. well, margaret, getting some headway on the back of your child just give me a call on monday on that. but the thing is very simple, that you set up the engaging a high gear, seemed to work according to the drivers and found what dan ready was about more than just driving him. that doesn't look like he was. let me look that up and see what should go in by getting letters. and my name is linda. i'm a little general opinions about the mov

haven't personally looked at the libya situation. but as you know, we have a lot of work to do together on libya to get to an election and to get to ideally a legitimate government that can then take up its own interests in terms of maritime boundaries, etc. so that is something we work on with greece, something we work on with turkey and will continue -- >> i would just say, it's rather obvious that r this agreement wh an entity that really is questionable to be able to engage the government of libya was drawn in such a way that's a violation of every international norm, law of the sea, you know? the essence of what is recognized as territory -- exclusive economic zones. it's provocative once again. so my problem with the past administration, and p i hope its not going to be a problem with this administration, is that we, we continue to have the aspirations of what we wanted from turkey; the bridge between east and west, the strong nato ally, a more secular government committed on a path to democracy and a respect for human rights a

did hillary clinton use libya as a conduit to fellow strife dash and syria, the u. s. government, at the time that hillary clinton was in charge of foreign policy? i did use livia as a conduit to get arms to job as a syria. that's well established. not just by a range of our materials, but by investigative workers, sy, hersh and a variety of other investigators. i'd state some of it, some of those even publish the new york times and any of e mails. i mean, you have mentioned that libya comes up in so many of the emails that you've been reading it as regard audrey in the, in the batch of, of 32000 emails. we released a few months back. there is 1700 in relation to the b s. so it, including, i suppose that the most useful one is which is closely referred to as hillary clinton and libya brag sheet. and so she was documenting all the ways in which she led the invasion to be in a put in a political and to a degree and organizational sense. so putting it within the u. s. government bringing the european partners, etc, etc. even going, going the self. anything to add to re

did hillary clinton use libya as a conduit to fellows dreyfus dash and syria the u. s. government at the time that hillary clinton was in charge of foreign policy? i did use livia as a conduit to get arms to job as in syria. that's well established. not just by a range of materials, but by investigative workers, sy hersh and a variety of other investigators 49 states, some of some of those even publish the new york times. and any of the emails, i mean, you have mentioned that libya comes up in so many of the emails that you've been reading it as regard audrey in the, in the batch of, of 32000 emails. we released a few months back. there are 1700 in relation to the b s. so it, including, i suppose that the most useful one is which is colloquially referred to as hillary clinton's libya brag sheet. so she was documenting all the ways in which she led the invasion to be in a put in a political and to a degree and organizational sense. so putting it within the u. s. government bringing the european partners, etc, etc. even going, going the south person, anything to add he

for example, we can text example of libya who is a country with the for example e tell you, i talked to sion, dealing for dixon. and as i bought the control, we can see clearly when we look at the shockey major or a few days ago when it so call the dental guard both tried to intercept to boots. and that should show thing shocking, made with, with the shoot of my grants that the set an example on what can be a process of x that is ation. that leads to you, my right violation international commission relation. and in any case, the main goal is that too often legal pathway to leave people safely arrived in europe and not to extend the values in the country, not to respect that you my rights. and i think that the example of libya is a very good example, but we can also the older country where as adam immigration is excellent and where you my right to our notes respect. and that will be the solution. european union must take the responsibility of seeing that exception people and to, to remind that sasha and rescue isn't obligation of members faith and purity of all sara county. thank you

turning prominent to the agreement we all know about the mess in libya and turkey and russia both place apart making it messier and they now announced reached agreement to withdraw foreign troops. what states assessment to whether or not will come to fruition, what are your thoughts? >> you are not wrong about that. both turkey at the highest level and russia at the highest level have said they are willing to support withdrawal of mercenary forces but they want to do it in tandem with each other. we are working with current un envoy mr. coolish on how that might work, a synchronized withdrawal and we are hopeful for progress on back before the election at the end of the year. >> thank you. i'm going to yield back. >> senator haggerty. >> thank you ranking member for holding this important hearing and i want to thank you secretary you and for your service and your presee and testimony but also for your long service to our nation. i appreciate it. you have cited complex relationship that exists with turkey and the chairmannd ranking member have done a great job highliging some of the issu

libya is a country i've closely followed since my human watch days. i was there for the last year of could dolphy and a couple of times during the miraculous year of revolution. which people forget, they think of libya as nothing but a basket case, but that libyan revolution was followed by one of the most successful and best run democratic collections anywhere and the libyan people voted overwhelmingly for moderation and pragmatism. all of was stolen from them by armed thugs, militias, in many cases, let's not forget, encouraged and supported by outside actors, including some of our allies. so we have the russians and the turks but also the mri he's who back in the day use libya as a playground. to fight each other using other people's blood. here we are, 10 years later and i think that promise is still there. it still an important country we invested a lot into endo a lot to given the role we played in those years. i do think there's an opportunity right now to get those foreign forces out. ideally simultaneously. it's probably necessary. the turks

turkey's recent agreement to withdraw from libya shows they have the capacity responsible stabilization through diplomacy but remains to be seen whether they follow through on this and it's important we ensure that they do. likewise, turkey deserves recognition for hosting feelings of syrian refugees for the past several years. we must make it clear, our relationship with our turkey, clearly condemning the bad i expect today to find these matters and develop a better understanding of how to address them in this emerging era. thank you. >> thank you and now secretary of state for political affairs. we welcome you back to the committee and look forward to hearing forward i ask that you summarize your remarks and service well i'm for dialogue, your statement will be included in the now thinking distinguished members of the committee. the patient today. as a committee asking u.s. complex relationship with turkey nato ally years. there we are firmly in our areas where we don't see eye to eye working to close turkish government including regard to categories present biden in all of us who bri

now ending conflict in libya appears further out of reach. doctor delegates failed to agree on a plan to hold elections in december. the members of the libyan political dialogue form ended much anticipated talks in geneva with no official way forward. mallet trina has more now and tripoli. he couldn't issue ski, iraq. i'm human, after nearly a week of talks and negotiations in geneva, those taking part in the libyan political dialogue forum have failed to come to an agreement on a constitutional basis to hold elections in december. it is seen by many as yet another roadblock to bring instability to a country ravished by conflicts for more than a decade. it is regrettable that despite all the opportunities over a total of 5 days, there is still no common ground. the people will certainly feel let down as they still aspire to the opportunity to exercise their democratic rights in their presidential and parliamentary election on 24 december. the libyan political dialogue forum or l p d f. as a 75 member body created by the un support mission, it

united nations that says at least $57.00 people have died after migrant boat capsized off libya. it happened near the city of comes on monday . survivors say 20 women and 2 children, but among those killed, warmer weather, seen an increase in the number of migrants traveling to europe from libya and june . his ear. president joe biden says the us will no longer have a combat mission in iraq. by the end of the year, by and how talk so that i q prime minister most of our economy at the white house. it says the u. s. will continue counter terrorism cooperation with iraqi troops. a large wildfire in northern california has merged with another one. nearby thousands of firefighters have been deployed north of sacramento if i was not so large as creating its own weather pattern and that could lead to lightning storms and more fires knows the headlines. more details, of course, on the website, odyssey to dot com, but the news is going to continue here on i'll just witness bye for now. me. i me. i mean, i, i i, i didn't get any news on what the home met and st. excuse another extra always

and to help build a peaceful and political way forward for libya? >> sure. and before i answer that, a typical zoom situation, i need to grab my charger because my laptop died. give knee just one sec, okay? >> okay. >> sure. all right, we're safe. >> all right. [laughter] >> yeah, so, libya is a country that i've closely followed since my human rights days when i was there under the last year of gadhafi and then the last years of the revolution which people forget, they think of libya is nothing, but a basket case, that libyan revolution was followed by one of the most successful and best-run post-conflict democratic elections i've seen anywhere and libyan people voted for moderation for good governments for pragmatism and all of that was stolen from them by armed thugs, militias, in many cases, let's not forget, encouraged and supported by outside actors, including some of our allies. so, yes, we have the russians and the turks, but also the emiratis they kind of used libya as a playground to fight each other and using other people's blood and here we are 1

you sold objects from libya, which is a war zone. that's not true. it was the cultural event of the season. an exhibition at the fulton blow palace south of paris, a royal setting worthy of or on market collection. with extra security to match the occasion. ah, the works all stem from the private collection of shakes. ahmad bid. abdulla tawny, a member of guitars, royal family, and cousin to the current. amir, the wealthy collector, also finance the restoration of the ballroom. chandeliers, one artifact catches are i a bronze ibex, more than 2000 years old? it's listen, it's coming from south arabia or what is now yemen, a country mired and civil war. so 2014. we check the catalog. it's only been exhibited once before in beijing. again, as part of the all thought collection, there is no mention of a previous owner. it's a stunning work of art. what could the bronze ibex be a stolen antiquity? the curator says he's verified its origins because of the i think you're concerned that i worked with the curator of the alpha on the collection. most surely i

you sold objects from libya, which is a war zone that's not true. it was the cultural event of the season. an exhibition at the fulton blow palace south of paris, a royal setting worthy of, or on market collection. the way the extra security to match the occasion. ah, the works all stem from the private collection of shake. ahmad bid. tony, a member of guitars, royal family, and cousin to the current amir. the wealthy collector also financed the restoration of the ballroom. chandeliers, one artifact catches r. i a bronze ibex, more than 2000 years old. it's listed as coming from south arabia or what is now yemen. a country myers and civil war says 2014. we check the catalog. it's only been exhibited once before and beijing again as part of the all thought collection . there is no mention of a previous owner. it's a stunning work of art. what could the bronze ibex be a stolen antiquity? the curator says he's verified its origins. because of the i think you're concerned that i worked with the curator of the l funny collection. most surely i trust the

well, live together, like repent, demik, of kind of sun libya, but also russia, china, and ukraine. but how much of a vision can see acts actually presents? she's leaving office in a couple of months. it will be going to be any firm commitments that she can still make because of course hartford to do demons go to the polls in september angle america will then stay in office until the new coalition government is formed here that can take a couple of weeks a month, but of course many of the concrete deals with the u. s. will have to be negotiated with the next government. and what we do know, ready, and that is something that michael might reiterate is that the vast majority of the political parties that could potentially form the next coalition government. they all do place a strong focus on multilateralism strong ties with the us. but of course, sticking points will remain even after mca leaves office if you take the relations with china. for example, the u. s. one, your pin countries to join the side when it comes to china and china's growing global influence is a top concern for b

a ministerial conference in berlin last month, a firm international consensus on libya to hold elections in december. but its libyans themselves that have to agree on a framework to do that. and a statement earlier on saturday, the support mission said it encourages o p d f members to consult among themselves and pursue a workable compromise and cement what unites them. so that election can be held as schedule. now latrina, algebra, tripoli, though the birth of a small spanish tone has told out there that his people will be europe 1st climate refuge. he's well, deborah said set the heart of every delta wetlands where rice and shellfish had been cultivated for centuries. but if his huge environmental challenges, the 1st that comes from sea levels, they are rising rapidly and could flood towns and villages foreign land in a few decades. the admiral rivers flow is, has or has dramatically reduced because of dams and reservoirs. it's half since 1900 ninety's, meaning there's less fresh water and crucially less sediment washed into the delta by the river. and that means when big storms arrive

my own difficult, united nation says at least 57 people have died after a migrant boat capsized off libya. it happens in the city of comes on monday. survivors say 20 women and 2 children, but among those killed, warmer weather has seen an increase in the number of migrants traveling to europe from libya and june. his ear rather than joe biden, says the u. s. will no longer have a combat mission in iraq by the end of the year. by then how talks with iraqi primary, so most of our economy and the white house, it says the us will continue counter terrorism cooperation with iraqi troops. lodge wildfire in northern california has merged with another one. nearby thousands of firefighters have been deployed north of sacramento. the fire is not so large, it's crazy. it's a weather pattern that could lead to lightning storms and more fires. those are the headlines, of course, got more details on the web site odyssey dot com. but the news is going to continue here on our 0 after witness by, by the. ready news ah me ah james initial schedule. a look at my work shuttle only she probably could get som

think about the situation going forward. delegates that back towards to pay the way for elections in libya have failed to find common ground. the weaker negotiations in geneva were expected to confound the terms of the presidential and parliamentary vote. elections would be a critical stamp in efforts to bring stability to libya. a new unity government was formed last year after a cease fire agreement. following years of fighting. the military has pulled out the gun stones bankrupt ab a center of its war to topple the taliban and han dental k to to the 911 attacks us . president joe biden has set a september deadline for full withdrawal and says the pull out is on tried president, prosecutors of opened a corruption investigation into president dr. also, norah. he's accused of failing to act against the scheme involving the national crow virus vaccination campaign. prosecutor say a deal to buy indian vaccines was the front for investing millions of dollars. also, nora was actually warned about it, but nothing. all of this comes with brazil. daily death rates remains very high. monica yet to

the united nations says at least $57.00 people have died after a migrant boat capsized of libya. it happens the the city of homes on monday. survivors say 20 women and 2 children are among those who lost their lives. warmer weather has seen an increase in the number of people traveling to europe from libya and she is one of the most important dates on campus revolutionary calendar is being marked quietly this year against the backdrop of the pandemic and recent math anti government protests. it's the $68.00 anniversary of the cuban revolution . but as the sea and human reports was little to celebrate this year. for the 1st time in 6 decades, there were no national abrasions to mon cubis, most important revolutionary holiday. only posters, a former president, fidel castro, leading to the need for national unity. july 26, march the anniversary of the 1953 attack on the move government to barracks that eventually led to the overthrow of cuba as former by peace, the dictatorship authorities of cancel, the usual member to celebrations, blaming a severe spike in covey. 19 infections an

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stay with us and al jazeera witness is next . motor sports is big news in libya, ah, but staging car and bike rather, it comes with its own particular rent or club, couldn't take part in the 2016, rallied because we were fighting a war and i'll just do a world travel to the libyan just to see how we can be a unifying pull water on the country. lydia. a rally for home on al jazeera. i been right on top of mine. i'm fairly new. i like our time, our phone and the magazine. then we need to create as we can we have so many groups. it nika. how much do you love? well, but a little bit about that, you know this of me and i look and i wish you luck and i'm going to grow lasting in some people in the go find place plenty candy why somebody call me as well. all the vision. all you seem to, we manage we and was nice. yes. was really to go on the fiance of the globe, which we have with the with like like a new community. don't take $25.00 plus in dash you normal. if we know we will pass and we get, we take on do development, and when our community please, our community, then go to the community,

come from libya, libya to italia. libya to italy? and then through europe? and why did you leave sudan? because we need a safe place. safe place? yeah. here is some fruit, some biscuits, somejuice. after that, we shadowed them and called the coastguard, who organised their rescue. it's getting busier all the time. when we first sort of started seeing these migrants come across three or four years ago, there were just a few come across in dribs and drabs but now it seems like a very well organised people smuggling route. and not far away, we find another migrant boat. we're about eight miles off the coast of dover now and we've just come across this small dinghy, probably three or four metres long. we think there's maybe 12 or 13 on board, couple of small children at the front and a couple of women. i've asked them how long they've been at sea this morning and they said a couple of hours. they must have set off before dawn. we've now called in the uk border force, the uk coastguard who are going to pick them up. rescued migrants are then brought to dover and

turkish drone strike in libya is under investigation and what happened in 2020 potentially the first lethal autonomous strike in history. we don't have standards from occurring right now. there's a lot of work to be done in that but the clip is to show how humans response to this but i think it should always be difficult to kill another and we shouldn't outsource to algorithms and machines. >> right. it comes back to the scene in the movie where they're trying to figure out this wrinkle of, well, how do we think about the fact that now we have this high-value asset. we have this girl and she's going to be killed. she's the collateral damage and, you know, there's one perspective in the movie that says, if you were to do this on a piece of paper on a ledger, that person here, it would be clear what to do, so don't be so human about it. just like -- this is -- this isn't consistent with the laws of war. the military value is in excess of the civilian damage incurred. and but what is about this vignette, once you see this girl and, you know, she could be anyone's sister, anyone's daught

just to see how full don't full wheel can be a unifying pull. war, tillman country, libya, or rally on al jazeera. oh i this is al jazeera ah, the time is $1300.00, gmc hello on come all santa maria because the news now are on al jazeera buses bring afghans and their families to a military base in the united states that left their homeland fear in town abound reprisals for working with american forces and many others looking for their exit to i'm showing a balance outside the passport office.

it's not being destroyed by civil war, again, like libya next door in 2015 for tenicia and civil society groups won the nobel peace prize for, quote unquote, a decisive contribution to the building of a democracy. but 60 years on 10 years after the arab sprang, swept north africa and the middle east, there's a sense of street violence. as the focal point has been the countries crumbling health care system which has contributed to one of the highest per capita coven 19th death rate. but it's not just a corona virus that has left many feeling ill. many people who are deceived by hypocrisy, territory and robbery of the rights of the people. i warn the any who think of result into weapons and whoever shoots a bullet the armed forces will respond with bullets. tunisia is facing the biggest crisis in a decade of democracy. after president chi, saeed ousted the government and froze. the activities of the parliament widely seen as unconstitutional because of side stay you are a limited powers. his suppose labels is the move, a qu, that should be opposed, but his position remains strong thanks to

streets united nations and says at least $57.00 people have died after a migrant boat capsized off libya. it happened near the city of comes on monday. survivors say 20 women and 2 children are among those killed. a long time ally of former us president donald trump has pleaded not guilty to illegal lobbying. thomas back is charged with working as a foreign agent. on behalf of the united out of emeralds, he ended his plate to 7 criminal concent, new york court. buck chaired chums in a little fun and helped him get elected. it was led out and bail last week while awaits trial. lebanon's parliament chosen a billionaire. as the prime minister designate, match and politician nation mccarty is promising to save love another from its crippling financial crisis. but critics have previously accused him of cronyism and getting rich by questionable means a charge. he denies chicata for a while. when asked why thank his excellency the president. i'd like also to thank all the members of parliament and i wished to cooperate with those who did and did not, and they me to find the necessary solutions.

do you pay the way for elections in libya? have failed to find common ground. the week long negotiations in geneva were expected to confirm the terms of the presidential and parliamentary vote. elections would be a critical step in efforts to bring stability to libya and the unity government was formed last year after a c 5 agreement following years of fighting. hundreds of iraq, he's angry about ongoing pockets of demonstrating the capital bank that the country is dealing with a heat wave with temperature soaring to 50 degrees. southern provinces have been worst hit by the blackouts. the energy ministries as a major power line may have been sabotaged. and there be knowledge protests of the southern syrians if you have data 7 straits as we're denouncing a siege that was recently imposed by the shower government and his russian allies. it was put in place after residence boycotted presidential elections form a rebel territory has been 17 since it was taken by regime forces in 2018 more than 100 people have been killed by landmines left behind after lost his war

one of the biggest steps toward stabilizing libya hangs in the balance of the lead, is failed to agree on how to hold elections in december. talks in geneva ended in bitter disagreement. while trying to report from tripoli, because you've given rock dam human, after nearly a week of talks and negotiations in geneva, those taking part in the libyan political dialogue forum have failed to come to an agreement on a constitutional basis to hold elections in december. it is seen by many as yet another roadblock to bring instability to a country ravished by conflicts for more than a decade. it is regrettable dot. despite all the opportunities over a total of 5 days, there is still no common ground. the people will certainly feel let down as they still aspire to the opportunity to exercise their democratic rights in their presidential and parliamentary election on 24 december. the libyan political dialogue forum or l p d f. as a 75 member body created by the un support mission, it voted in the interim unity government in february, which was seen as a break through the interim government led b