the libya may not guarantee the survival of after. so these emotions are adamant about opposing elections and supporting agular sala and after. i also noticed that half current i gala, there were the ones who oppose the government. a. d, a g, a, d, g, a, need. the government of national concord of misters arise. since his beginning and that government was born out of the federal agreement between the parliament and dia, gnc at that time, have her again, after agreement between the, the parliament and the year. how the high council of state and other armies in geneva up declared 3 months after the after the government got it, sir, mandate from the parliament that he does not recognize his government and ban mr. baber from entering the east of the south. let me that so that's why her so that's why stephanie williams in her opening speech and kyle said, we tried everything, she right transitional government, we tried power sharing agreement. we have to go to election because all other solutions. and she also said when it consensus, sylvi

and libya has been split between rival powers, the east and west. since long time leader more ama gadhafi was overthrown and killed 11 years ago. of the years of fighting un peace talks lead to a thief fly. in march of last year the opposing sides came together and chose the baber as the head of the national unity government set up. but split 3 emerged. december. when elections were bethune, because the disagreements on candidates and how to hold the vote. 2 months later, the to broke based parliament chose fatty basheba as prime minister. many libyans say, once the divisions to end up and the funky bushes put us in a very odd situation. the only solution for this conflict is holding elections over on the handle of yes, he does, who are fighting for power, can go fight in the desert. and we will welcome whoever comes back. victoria frances urged all sides to respect the ceasefire. but until the rival administrations agree on a path forward, many libyans fear more violence to come law about manly for insight story. ah, let's bring in our guests in tr

but that could have in the end, brought libya to the next stage. now we are kind of frozen in the situation of being really at the beginning of a, of a transition. and a lot of uncertainty exists. and a lot of efforts that have been made in the past and both can be one and a half since a cease fire was reached in late october 2020 have been wasted. ok. must suffer. so in 2021, the united nations are lead a political process to put an end to the instability in the country. that process, by the way, for of that had needed to be able to take over as prime minister then in february, this year the parliament interval decides to appoint for habash arguer. as prime minister was this a legal law from a legal perspective? was it a legitimate decision by the to robust parliament? one thank you, hasn't we're having me. i think if you, if you consider debaugh lament that give me bare devote of confidence last march. and marcia law of last year, after he was elected by the libyan both got the dialogue form and, and tony's. yeah. as you mentioned, if you conside

on our gc, could libya return to civil war? once again to rival fight ministers are jostling for power, triggering fighting in the capital, tripoli, elections are delayed and peace talks have made little progress. so what's next? this is insight story. ah hello, welcome to the program. i'm hashim aha, butler, people in libya voicing fears of a return to civil war. 2 rival governments signed a cease fire last year to and years of fighting following the fall of long timely them america half in 2011. they were supposed to work together and hold elections. but that hasn't happened on tuesday, the prime minister of the administration took try to install himself in the capital, tripoli that triggered st battles which killed at least one person and wounded 5. laura burton, molly reports a takeover a tent at the crack of dawn, the prime minister of the rival parliament in the eastern city of tab brook tried to enter living his capital on tuesday morning. but malicious loyal to the un recognized government and tripling open fire on his

people in libya are voicing fears of a return to civil war. two rival governments signed a cease-fire last year to end years of fighting following the fall of muammar gaddafi in 2011. they were supposed to work together and hold elections but that has not happened. street battles have killed at least one person. reporter: a takeover attempt at the crack of dawn. the prime minister of the rival parliament in the eastern city trying to enter libya's capital on tuesday morning. but most just roiled to the government in tripoli open fire on his convoy. hours of battle forced fathi bashagha to retreat. bashagha says he does not regret the takeover attempt same leaders in tripoli are refusing to give up power. >> back of my has worked to underlay -- delay the government. we followed a political process. reporter: his rifle abdulhamid al-dbeibah accused him of an attempted coup. >> in the eyes of the libyans that i saw today, there was a fear, but there was hope and challenge. there is to go back to the past. to war and to chaos and to destruction. r

c. kent and refugees in libya including thousands return to libya by the libyan coast guard as to being intercepted, i see while trying to reach europe faced arbitrary detention during which many reportedly experienced ill treatment, sexual assault, forced labor and extortion bound groups, smugglers and traffickers. for some reason, nearly all of the latest recipients of so called american democracy happened to be oil rich countries or had some sort of other natural riches to offer libya was no exception. once and major regional economic flare, it's struggling to day learn. mexican oil production has fallen by about 6 100000 barrels a day, losses, or at least 60000000 daily. what this be happening if the unprovoked military intervention in libya, by a us led coalition had never taken place. would the country have collapsed and the multiple arm groups thrived. if gadhafi was still in bower, it's hard to say since the responsible party, nato always seems to disguise its regime change operations. with good intentions, nato played a vital role in protecting civilians and i'm proud of what w

and refugees in libya including size and return to libya by the libyan coast guard. after being intercepted at sea while trying to reach europe faced arbitrary detention during which many reportedly experienced ill treatment, sexual assault, forced labor and extortion bound groups, smugglers and traffickers. for some reason, nearly all of the latest recipients of so called american democracy happened to be oil rich countries or had some sort of other natural riches to offer libya was no exception. once a major regional economic flare, it's struggling to day learn moxie camille production has fallen by about 600000 barrels day losses or at least 60000000 daily. what this be happening if the unprovoked military intervention in libya, by a us led coalition had never taken place, would the country have collapsed and the multiple arm groups thrived. if gadhafi was still in, bower is hard to say. since the responsible party, nato always seems to disguise its regime change operations. with good intentions, nato played a vital role in protecting civilians and i'm proud of wh

in libya, including thousands returned to libya by the libyan coast guard. after being intercepted at sea while trying to reach europe faced arbitrary detention during which many reportedly experienced ill treatment, sexual assault, forced labor and extortion bound groups, smugglers and traffickers. for some reason, nearly all of the latest recipients of so called american democracy happened to be oil rich countries or had some sort of other natural riches to offer libya was no exception. once a major regional economic flare, it's struggling to day learn moxie camille production has fallen by about 600000 barrels day losses or at least 60000000 daily. what this be happening if the unprovoked military intervention in libya, by a us led coalition had never taken place, would the country have collapsed and the multiple arm groups thrived? if gadhafi was still in bower, it's hard to say since the responsible party, nato always seems to disguise its regime change operations. with good intentions, nato played a vital role in protecting civilians and i'm proud of w

powers was the 1st order is plains to bomb libya during nato's 2011 military intervention, which held top of the government of long timely demo. i'm a gadhafi at plans the arab country into a decade of turmoil ortiz from on concert reports a decade after the western military intervention. the libyan capital, tripoli has once again descended into chaos. as gun fights break out between rival factions, a tooth with stability vanished from libya as soon as its longtime leader. more mar, gadhafi was violently murdered, and the country tumbled into a civil war. the latest standoff is between in yula appointed prime minister 5 he by chava and arrival premier abdul hamid baber. but chicago was named prime minister by the country's east based parliament in february, but his un batch rival. the bay bar is based in tripoli, and it has refused to step down. but sugars arrival in tripoli sparked a gun fight, and he later made a decision to leave the capital. despite our peaceful entry to tripoli, without the use of violence or force of arms and our reception by the r, will people of tripoli, we we

c. kits and refugees in libya including size and return to libya by the libyan coast guard. after being intercepted at sea while trying to reach europe faced arbitrary detention during which many reportedly experienced ill treatment, sexual assault, forced labor and extortion bound groups, smugglers and traffickers. for some reason, nearly all of the latest recipients of so called american democracy happened to be oil rich countries or had some sort of other natural riches to offer libya was no exception. once a major regional economic flare, it's struggling to day learn moxie commercial production has fallen by about 600000 barrels day losses or at least 60000000 daily. what this be happening if the unprovoked military intervention in libya, by a us led coalition had never taken place, would the country have collapsed and the multiple arm groups thrived. if gadhafi was phillip bower is hard to say, since the responsible party, nato always seems to disguise its regime change operations. with good intentions, nato played a vital role in protecting civilians and i'm proud of w

in libya, including size and return to libya by the libyan coast guard. after being intercepted at sea while trying to reach europe faced arbitrary detention during which many reportedly experienced ill treatment, sexual assault, forced labor and extortion bound groups, smugglers and traffickers. for some reason, nearly all of the latest recipients of so called american democracy happened to be oil rich countries or had some sort of other natural riches to offer libya was no exception. once a major regional economic flare, it's struggling to day learn moxie camille production has fallen by about 600000 barrels a day. losses or at least 60000000 daily. what this be happening if the unprovoked military intervention in libya, by a us led coalition had never taken place, would the country have collapsed and the multiple arm groups thrived. if gadhafi was phillip bower is hard to say, since the responsible party, nato always seems to disguise its regime change operations. with good intentions, nato played a vital role in protecting civilians and i'm proud of w

c. kent and refugees in libya including size and return to libya by the libyan coast guard as to being intercepted at sea while trying to reach europe. taste arbitrary detention during which many reportedly experienced ill treatment, sexual assault, forced labor and extortion bound group smugglers and traffickers. for some reason, nearly all of the latest recipients of so called american democracy happens to be oil rich countries or had some thought of other natural riches to offer libya was no exception once and major regional economic flare. it's struggling to day learn moxie camille production has fallen by about 600000 barrels a day. losses or at least 60000000 daily. what this be happening if the unprovoked military intervention in libya by a us led coalition had never taken place with the country, have collapsed, and the multiple arm groups thrived. if gadhafi was still in bower, it's hard to say since the responsible party, nato always seems to disguise its regime change operations. with good intentions, nato played a vital role in protecting civilians and i'm proud of what we h

c. kent and refugees in libya including size and return to libya by the libyan coast guard as to being intercepted as see while trying to reach europe faced arbitrary detention during which many reportedly experienced ill treatment, sexual assault, forced labor and extortion bound groups, smugglers and traffickers. for some reason, nearly all of the latest recipients of so called american democracy happened to be oil rich countries or had some sort of other natural riches to offer libya was no exception. once and major regional economic flare, it's struggling to day learn. mexican oil production has fallen by about 6 100000 barrels a day, losses, or at least 60000000 daily. what this be happening if the unprovoked military intervention in libya, by a us led coalition had never taken place. would the country have collapsed and the multiple arm groups thrived. if gadhafi was still in bower, it's hard to say since the responsible party, nato always seems to disguise its regime change operations. with good intentions, nato played a vital role in protecting civilians and i'm proud of what w

k and refugees in libya including size and return to libya by the libyan coast guard as to being intercepted, i see while trying to reach europe faced arbitrary detention during which many reportedly experienced ill treatment, sexual assault, forced labor and extortion bound groups, smugglers and traffickers. for some reason, nearly all of the latest recipients of so called american democracy happened to be oil rich countries or had some sort of other natural riches to offer libya was no exception. once and major regional economic flare, it's struggling to day learn moxie can oil production has fallen by about 600000 barrels a day. losses, or at least 60000000 daily. what this be happening if the unprovoked military intervention in libya, by a us led coalition had never taken place, would the country have collapsed and the multiple arm groups thrived. if gadhafi was still in, bower is hard to say. since the responsible party, nato always seems to disguise its regime change operations. with good intentions, nato played a vital role in protecting civilians and i'm proud of what we have achieve

in libya, including size and return to libya by the libyan coast guard as to being intercepted at sea while trying to reach europe faced arbitrary detention during which many reportedly experienced ill treatment, sexual assault, forced labor and extortion bound groups, smugglers and traffickers. for some reason, nearly all of the latest recipients of so called american democracy happened to be oil rich countries or had some sort of other natural riches to offer libya was no exception. once a major regional economic claire, it's struggling to day learn moxie camille production has fallen by about 600000 barrels day losses or at least 60000000 daily. what this be happening if the unprovoked military intervention in libya, by a us led coalition had never taken place, would the country have collapsed and the multiple arm groups thrived. if gadhafi was phillip bower is hard to say, since the responsible party, nato always seems to disguise its regime change operations. with good intentions, nato played a vital role in protecting civilians and i'm proud of what we have achieved. we did the

now the world news fighting has erupted in libya's capital between rival armed groups. it comes after the prime minister appointed by the eastern base parliament arrived in tripoli. hattie basheba in several ministers want to take control of the government from a rival administration, but the unity government, led by the tripoli based prime minister abdul hamid debarber, has refused to cede power. they speak to our correspondence a molig trainer who is in good damage in south west libya. so new tensions in tripoli. tell us about what's been happening and just how worrying this is while fatty bush auto arrived and tripoli in the early mornings around 3 am local time. previously now he was sworn into office in the beginning of march by the eastern base parliament, but there were some flaws in how he was appointed through the parliament, even the un support mission, voice concerns that the, the vote of confidence in fatigue was flawed. it wasn't transparent, so there were a lot of, there was a lot of skepticism as, as regards of how transparent the vote was and how legitim

in libya, including size and return to libya by the libyan coast guard as to being intercepted at sea while trying to reach europe faced arbitrary detention during which many reportedly experienced ill treatment, sexual assault, forced labor and extortion bound group smugglers and traffickers. for some reason, nearly all of the latest recipients of so called american democracy happened to be oil rich countries or had some thought of other natural riches to offer libya was no exception. once a major regional economic flare, it's struggling to day learn. mexican oil production has fallen by about 6 100000 barrels a day, losses, or at least 60000000 daily. what this be happening if the unprovoked military intervention in libya, by a us led coalition had never taken place. would the country have collapsed and the multiple arm groups thrived. if gadhafi was still in bower, it's hard to say since the responsible party, nato always seems to disguise its regime change operations. with good intentions, nato played a vital role in protecting civilians and i'm proud of what we have achieved. we

libya has two governments at the moment. until libyans can resolve their own problems, come to an agreement, and bring peace and stability to the country, we would like see a lot more lives lost europe. >> u.k. prime minister boris johnson says he takes full responsibility for illegal part downing street during covid lockdowns but still refuses to resign as civil servant sue gray delivered a report until -- into what is now known as party gate. staff at the heart of britain's government held parties while the rest of the country was told to stay at home. john hall reports. >> not for the first time, boris johnson apologized to mp's for parties during lockdown at downing street in government buildings. >> i take full responsibility for everything that took place on my watch. >we are humbled by the experience. and we learned our lesson. >> details of 16 gatherings emerged in the long-awaited report into party gate by senior civil servant sue gray describing failures of leadership and judgment at the heart of government, a cult

and let's be clear. libya is covered in crime scene type. that's the reality . the end of the wars are not. these words that we use to describe events that don't take place on earth. there are war crimes or a body still being exempt. kilometers from tripoli. there are land mines that still continue to kill. could of the last human rights which reports $136.00 libyans like this year without bullet b r land mines. this is the reality today, libya and the and the individuals responsible for it name the helicopter narrative shows connecting with them. russian mercenaries your thousands in the numbers who are still in the country. they are the ones responsible and no one is talking about them, including these 2 bottom instead of sitting in cora, been discussing extending their own mandates or years, if not by decades, if they can. whilst the rest of the country is include many of triple immune system . so the population lives in triple tamia. they want that they, they want these individuals to have their day in court. they don't want to see them rewarded with an exte

we were libya was supposed to have elections in december. they were postponed. the, the current prime minister, after having today been tripoli, has said that he has been working to bring a bottle bring elections in june. it doesn't look like that's happening. and it's important to note that this is happening. while there are talks in cairo between libya's 2 legislative houses, the parliament and the high council state, they're supposed to agree on a constitutional basis to hold elections as a really very disappointing for many weapons. and the people and the residents here that are going to suffer from these political divisions. still head on al jazeera, a sandstone makes life miserable for millions of people across iraq with some trade in hospital from breathing problems. cuba welcomes what he calls positive measures as a u. s. e. his restrictions on channel and money chances. ah, we could see some damaging winds for australia as tasmania state. hey everyone. so here's the details on wednesday. these arrows here that's our when. so for hope art could see some

this isn't something new in libya, libya or fort for the decade for more than a decade. libby has been involved in political divisions and violence, seen to governments at numerous times, one in the west and one in the east. and really, people are frustrated. they want to see elections, or when the elections were scheduled in december, more than 2800000 libyans registered to vote. so there's a huge appetite for libyans to elect who they want to see them in power. and, and both are frustrated at both after having the baby and fatigue sugar really, they don't really care who, who, who is in control as long as they can stop the violence, stop the conflict and bring stability to the country. like you were hearing the damage, the dam is a is a historical city. it's also the old town is a world heritage site, a world heritage site. and just behind me, this is i in foot us or this bring in a waitlist in the middle of the desert is over 4000 years old. and before the violence and the political division started, thousands of tourists used to come and see this and see the city. and the economy w

we were libya was supposed to have elections in december. they were postponed. the, the current prime minister, the humming debate by and tripoli has said that he has been working to bring a bottle ring elections in june. it doesn't look like that's happening. and it's important to know that this is happening. while there are talks in cairo between libya's 2 legislative houses, the parliament in the high council state, they're supposed to agree on a constitutional basis to hold elections. so really very disappointing for many libyans and the people and the residents here that are going to suffer from these political divisions, right. which has now left shipping the but it's not the end of the dispute. is it? no, it's not. i mean, this is, this is likely to continue for the foreseeable future until the legislative houses can agree on a framework out. so we need to remember why the elections were postpone, is because these 2 legislative houses share power and are supposed to come up with a constitutional base is and the rules that govern the elections. and that ne

now they said that the boat departed from the water in western libya. they added that 26 people were rescue, but 76 were missing. now as weather conditions improve, well like we see a lot of migrants risk in the dangerous journey across the mediterranean sea in search of a better life. just to give you some numbers on monday of the living coast guard said it rescued up over 500 migrants at sea and brought them back to libya. the week before, it was 630 people, and in 2022 more than 7000 migrants will return to libya with 129 drowning at sea. and over 459 people missing. now when libyan authorities bring back migrants to living, where they're often put in detention centers, human rights organizations have criticize the conditions in these detention centers . they're often over packed, they're not sanitary, but they're dealing with their own problems. libya has 2 governments at the moment, so until libyans can resolve their own problems, come to an agreement and bring peace of stability to the country. world likely going to see a lot more lives being loss

i had on the news hour, including the battle in libya, over 2 prime ministers. we've delighted dawn fighting and tripoli, kim jung own blame. he's health officials, as north korea struggled to deal with him. major corbett, 19 l. frank and in sport, tiger woods. returning to the spotlight for the 2nd and goals, major of the season will have all those details coming up in sport. ah, extreme weather is affecting millions of people across south asia and the middle east. health warnings have been issued in northern india, with temperatures have reached 49 degrees centigrade. millions of lives and livelihoods are being affected. officials warn the hate could cause health problems for the vulnerable, including infants, the elderly, and people with chronic diseases. have me, mitchell has this update from new delhi fluids absolutely unbearable. now temperatures in the national capital has climbed down slightly after touching nearly 50 degrees celsius. a day or 2 ago, but it's still very, very hard and much higher than what is normal for this time of feel. and you know, i

this isn't something new in libya, libya or fort for the decade for more than a decade. libby has been engulfed in political divisions and violence, seen 2 governments at numerous times, one in the west and one in the east. and really, people are frustrated. they want to see elections are when the elections were scheduled in december. more than 2800000 libyans registered to vote. so there's a huge appetite for libyans to elect who they want to see them in power. and, and both are frustrated at both after having the baby and fatigued sugar are really they don't really care who, who's in control, as long as they can stop the violence, stop the conflict and bring stability to the country. i like you were hearing the damage. the dam is a is a historical city. it's also the old town is a world heritage, the school world heritage site. and just behind me, this is i in foot us or this. bring in a ways us in the middle of the desert is over 4000 years old. and before the violence and the political division started thousands of tourists used to come and see this and see the city. and the econom

it wouldn't just benefit adamus, all of libya would benefit you. we have both governments open the border soon. about 7 kilometers from the center of the damage. deep in the desert. this mountain that we're standing upon is called the rough elwoods, which translated means head of the ghost. visible by the naked eye. you can see both the borders of tunisia, and algeria. both countries have said they want to re open the border, but for now, people here can only wait and hope their lives will soon get better. malik trina al jazeera cut down as for the 1st case of monkey pox, has been discovered in austria, 15 nations outside west and central africa where the diseases and demick now have reported cases over the past few days. the infection spreads through close contacts, causing bodies, souls and fever buddies rarely fatal. the 1st u. s. military aircraft carrying 32 tons of baby formula from germany is landed in the u. s. state of indiana, though more with told, is on the way america has seen a critical shortage due to a product recalled by the countr

it should be prior to for officials, but all of libya. historical sites are suffering from a lack of funding via castleton airstrikes during world war 2. in 1943 leveled entire neighborhoods, the rival remains to this day. to day, the site faces a different kind of threat. the old city has survived the harsh conditions of the desert for centuries, but to continue to persevere. people here so ill need more attention and funding from the government holiday has ye is a local tourist guide. he says parts of the city have collapsed because of rainfall in recent years. will amend it of we don't have your plan even hold the level of destruction is clear, not a single government has given you the attention. it deserves love for development. authority does what they can back up with what little funding they get out of the door to libya. it's wedding season. salem has been making bellas for decades. his hand made shoes are the most sought after these brothers adorned traditional red robes and bulk us. during the hannah ceremony, a gift from the bride wanted the groom tattoos his hand with the

now to libya were harsh weather and a lack of government funding are threatening the survival of one of the world's oldest cities. malik training reports on the struggle to save god armas, where many buildings face collapse. adamus, the ancient berber city was a cross road for major cultures of the african continent and the mediterranean basin. a spring, deep in the desert, has made it an attraction for thousands of years. the old city is testament to live in history and culture, and one of 5 eunice go world heritage sites here, not here, but in the dallas thought about adamus is an important here to site for all mankind, not just libya. so it's something that should be preserved. it's a tourist attraction, it should be priority for officials, but all of libya, historical sites are suffering from a lack of funding via castleton airstrikes during world war 2. in 1943 leveled entire neighborhoods, the rival remains to this day. to day, the site faces a different kind of threat. the old city has survived the harsh conditions of the desert for centuries, but to continue to persevere. peo

and a prime minister appointed by members of parliament base in eastern libya has left tripoli after fighting between rival boobs. the unity government in the capital refused to see power as ministers arrived to take control. now extreme weather is affecting millions of people across south asia and the middle east. health warnings have been issued in northern india where temperatures have reached 49 degrees celsius. millions of lives and livelihoods are being affected. officials, warner heat could cause health problems for the vulnerable, including infants, the elderly, and people with chronic diseases. benito has more from you, delhi, you know, it's absolutely unbearable. now, temperatures in the national capital has climbed down slightly after touching nearly 50 degrees celsius a day or 2 ago. but it's still very, very hard and much higher than what is normal for this time of feel. and you know, i'm coming to you from an air conditioned office, but there are hundreds of millions with people exposed to heat wave that don't have that option. i mean, many of them are daily wage worker

it wouldn't just benefit adamus, all of libya would benefit you. we have both governments open the border soon. about 7 kilometers from the center of the damis. deep in the desert. this mountain that were standing upon is called the wrath ellwood, which translated means head of the ghost. visible by the naked eye, you can see both the borders of tunisia, and algeria, both countries have said they want to re open the border. but for now, people here can only wait and hope their lives will soon.

has refused to save power. malik trying to is following developments from good dominance in southern libya set he beside arrived in the early mornings. today around 3 am locally, according to his press office. later on around 5 am, 6 am. we saw clashes on the coastal road. the coastal road is on is a major, major road that are crossed as through our, the capital r clashes between groups that were supporting fed table sugar that we're protecting him and those that are against him. and this is something that we, that libyans here know all to well to different governments. we have the internationally recognized government by lead, by prime minister of the army de baber basin tripoli, and fatigue. bosher, who was appointed by the eastern based parliament. he has some support from various countries, but for the most part, libyans are sick and tired of having these 2 governments with libya was supposed to have elections in december. they were postponed, that the current prime minister of the hammer to bay been tripoli has said that he has been working to bring a bottle bring elections in june. i

it wouldn't just benefit adamus, all of libya would benefit you. we have both governments open the border soon. about 7 kilometers from the center of the damis. deep in the desert. this mountain that were standing upon is called the wrath ellwood, which translated means head of the ghost, visible by the naked eye. you can see both the borders of tunisia. and algeria, both countries have said they want to re open the border. but for now, people here can only wait and hope their lives will soon get better. malik, trina al jazeera, the donnas, the 1st u. s. military aircraft carrying 32 tons of baby formula from germany has landed in the us state of indiana, and more is on the way america seen a critical shortage to, to for that. recall that the country's leading manufacturer coupled with supply chain problems. the biden administration has mobilized the military and invoke the defense production act. to quickly resolve the crisis, the shipment provides enough formula to take care of 9000 babies and 18000 toddlers for a week. oh, it's about a half a $1

it should be priority for officials, but all of libya, historical sites are suffering from a lack of funding via castleton airstrikes during world war 2. in 1943 leveled entire neighborhoods, the rival remains to this day. to day the site faces a different kind of threat. the old city has survived the harsh conditions of the desert for centuries, but to continue to persevere, people here say ill need more attention and funding from the government. harley dell has g is a local tourist guide. he says parts of the city have collapsed because of rainfall in recent years. when a man is overweight though, of germanium and hold, the level of destruction is clear, not a single government has given the attention it deserves love. the development authority does what they can my can with, with what little funding they get us. if we don't really be it's wedding season. salem has been making bellas for decades. his hand made shoes are the most sought. after these brothers adorn traditional red robes and bulk us. during the hannah ceremony, a gift from the bride wanted the groom tattoos his hand w

don boss going into syria, nor gone or car box libya. these were relatively new with them. it isn't. this is a misstatement. i mean, there, there were rushes involvement in all those territories, but they were different in nature. you know, south, i say, is not part of russia at this point of time just as no one of the kind of up by the way, levy is not part of russia. neither serious or, you know, let's say let's, you know, it be differentiated for the sake of your own students. i think you don't want to lump over a, aren't that different from try mia and done boss. they're both land grabs into their neighbors country. yes, i agree. with you, syria and libya are different, but the point here is that these were relatively small operations going into ukraine, is different. i'm with someone who did not think that quote, was actually done to invade ukraine. because i thought it was such a miscalculation, such a dangerous and reckless move. and i think that book and really was delusional. he believed what he said. he believed that behind every ukrainian was a want to be russia

don boss going into syria, nor gone or car box libya. these were relatively with them. it isn't. this is a misstatement, i mean, there, there were rushes involvement in all those territories, but they were different in nature. you know, south, i say, is not part of russia at this point of time, just as no one of the kind of up, by the way, leave is not part of russia. neither serious or, you know, let's say let's, you know, it be differentiated for the sake of your own students. i think you don't want to lump over there. yeah. a aren't that different from crimea and don't boss. they're both land grabs into their neighbors country. yes, i agree with you, syria and libya are different, but the point here is that these are relatively small operations going in to ukraine is different. i'm some one who did not think that cook was actually done to invade ukraine, because i thought it was such a miscalculation, such a dangerous and reckless move. and i think that poking really was delusional. he believed what he said. he believed that behind, every ukrainian was a want to be russian and

yes, i agree with you. syria and libya are different. but the point here is that these are relatively small operations going in to ukraine. is different. i'm with someone who did not think that cook was actually done to invade ukraine, because i thought it was such a miscalculation, such a dangerous and reckless move. and i think that book and really was delusional. he believed what he said. he believed that behind every ukrainian was a want to be russian and, and that the russian troops would go into ukraine and the russian of the ukrainian millet terry would collapse and everybody would say, oh, thank god the russians are here. that's, that's ukraine, that doesn't exist ever since 2014, including an eastern ukraine. ukrainians want nothing to do with rush. i would have thought that couldn't understood that. that's why his invasion has been such a miscalculation and has gone so poorly. he misunderstood ukraine. i think you're operating on the assumption that russia is, will be trying to essentially swallow your brain, incorporated terri

now, i've been here before in libya, for example, there was a complete demonization of work. there was a demonization of savannah saying, and there is now a demonstration of russia, as of people, and brand random bread and the president of russia. now, i've studied president william to some time study. this is moves. i also studied the fact that he became more and more disillusion with the west. and it was no surprise to me because we're trying by my writing your vine dog. and i was very clear that germany, the franco german alliance will never allow russia to be a part of europe. never, because what happens when you have russia in these 2 argue so their, their position. so that's never going to happen. so now we find the same play of emotion, and what i'm seeing is present zones. he wants this, he wants that he wants this. basically, he wants to punish russia. i've seen the people of iraq, so i've seen other supper. so in my view of differences, russia is in the and if not, the form was the 2nd form was nuclear po, it's half of europe is harper isha. you don't know. we just

before doing this show, i was a worker respondent and i was on the ground in libya and syria. and it was pretty easy to observe there that you don't need to heavily on the entire population. the entire country to destabilize it. you know, it takes, you know, only a small minority to wreak, chair rushes, history itself is, is a good example of that. and the 2nd point is that i'm sure you, you're following the munich security conference that said top security conference in the, in the west. and it was at that conference that president allows you earlier this year, openly talk about acquiring the idea of acquiring nuclear weapons. and no one in the audience or no one in western capitals said anything today to, to that effect, even though presumably there are still non pro nuclear, non proliferation regime in place around the world. don't you think that in of itself, the kind of signals that are well, possibly anxious moscow could have interpreted, not the way that you would want it to interpret? well, again, it's kind of a preposterous idea that ukraine is going to attack russia.

don boss going into syria, nor gone or car box libya. these were relatively with them. it isn't. this is a misstatement. i mean, there, there were rushes involvement in all those territories, but they were different in nature. you know, south i city is not part of russia at this point of time just as no one of the kind of up by the way, levy is not final fresh. and neither is serious or, you know, let's, let's, you know, if be differentiated for the sake of your own students, i think you don't want to lump over there. yeah. the 2nd, how's the, aren't that different from try, mia, and done boss. they're both land grabs into their neighbors country. yes, i agree with you. syria and libya are different, but the point here is that these were relatively small operations going in to ukraine is different. i'm someone who did not think that quote, was actually done to invade ukraine because i thought it was such a miscalculation, such a dangerous and reckless move. and i think that put in really was delusional. he believed what he said. he believed that behind every ukrainian was a wanna

now in libya, one of the world's oldest cities is under threat from mother nature and from decades of neglect by the government. malik, trainer reports on the struggle to save her dennis, where many buildings on the verge of collapse. adamus, the ancient berber city was the cross road for major cultures of the african continent and the mediterranean basin. a spring deep in the desert has made it in attraction for thousands of years. the old city is a testament to libyan history and culture. and one of 5 eunice go world heritage sites here, not here, but in that there was thought about. adamus is an important here to site for all mankind and not just libya, so it's something that should be preserved. it's a tourist attraction. it should be prior to for officials, but all of libya, historical sites are suffering from a lack of funding via hazelton airstrikes during world war 2. in 1943 leveled entire neighborhoods, the rival remains to this day. to day the site faces a different kind of threat. the old city has survived the harsh conditions of the desert for centuries, but to continue t

before doing this show, i was a worker respondent and i was on the ground in libya and syria. and it was pretty easy to observe there that you don't need to heavily on the entire population. the entire country to destabilize it. you know, it takes, you know, only a small minority you rig chairs and the rest is history itself is, is a good example of that. and the 2nd point is that i'm sure you know, following the munich security conference that said top security conference in the, in the west. and it was at that conference that present allows you earlier this year, openly talk about acquiring the idea of acquiring nuclear weapons. and no one in the audience or no one in western capitals said anything today to, to that effect, even though presumably there are still non pro nuclear, non proliferation regime in place around the world. don't you think that that in of itself and the kind of signals that are well, possibly anxious moscow could have interpreted that, not the way that you would want it to interpret? well, again, it's kind of a preposterous idea that ukraine is going t

don boss going into syria, nor gone or car box libya. these were relatively with them. it isn't. this is a misstatement. i mean, there, there were rushes involvement in all those territories, but they were different in nature. you know, south i city is not part of russia at this point of time just as no one of the kind of up by the way, levy is not part of russia. neither syria. so, you know, let's, let's, you know, it be differentiated for the sake of your own students. i think you don't want to lump over there. yeah. the 2nd i'm has the, aren't that different from tri, mia, and don't boss. they're both land grabs into their neighbors country. yes, i agree with you. syria and libya are different, but the point here is that these were relatively small operations going in to ukraine. is different. i'm with someone who did not think that quote, was actually done to invade ukraine because i thought it was such a miscalculation, such a dangerous and reckless move. and i think that book and really was delusional. he believed what he said. he believed that behind every ukrainian was a

it's a tourist attraction, it should be priority for officials, but all of libya, historical sites are suffering from a lack of funding via castleton airstrikes during world war 2. in 1943 leveled entire neighborhoods, the rubble remains to this day. to day, the site faces a different kind of threat. the old city has survived the harsh conditions of the desert for centuries, but to continue to persevere. people hearsay, ill need more attention and funding from the government. harley de hagey is a local tourist guide. he says parts of the city have collapsed because of rainfall in recent years. when a man at yahoo, ito, of germanium and hold the level of destruction is clear, not a single government has given the attention it deserves love for development. authority does what they can market with what little funding they get us. if it only be a, it's wedding season. salem has been making bellas for decades. his hand made shoes are the most sought after. these brothers adorn traditional red robes and bulk us. during the hannah ceremony, a gift from the bride. once the groom tattoos his h

before doing this show, i was a worker respondent and i was on the ground in libya and syria. and it was pretty easy to observe there that you don't need to have only on the entire population. the entire country to destabilize it. you know, it takes, you know, only a small minority to wreak, chair, russia's history itself is, is a good example of that. and the 2nd point is that i'm sure you know, following the medic security conference, that's it. talk security conference in the, in the west and it was at that conference that presence allows you earlier this year, openly talk about acquiring the idea of acquiring nuclear weapons. and no one in the audience or no one in western capitals said anything today to, to that effect, even though presumably there are still non pro nuclear, non proliferation regime in place around the world. don't you think that that in of itself and the kind of signals that are well, possibly anxious moscow could have interpreted that, not the way that you would want it to interpret? well, again, it's kind of a preposterous idea that ukraine is going to

yes, i agree with you. syria and libya are different, but the point here is that these were relatively small operations going in to ukraine. is different. i'm some one who did not think that cook was actually done to invade ukraine, because i thought it was such a miscalculation, such a dangerous and reckless move. and i think that book and really was delusional. he believed what he said. he believed that behind every ukrainian was a want to be russia and, and that the russian troops would go into your brain. and the russian of the ukrainian military would collapse and everybody would say, oh, thank god the russians are here. that's, that's ukraine, that doesn't exist ever since 2014, including an eastern ukraine. ukrainians want nothing to do with russ. i would have thought that couldn't understood that. that's why his invasion has been such a miscalculation and has gone so poorly. he misunderstood ukraine. i think you're operating on the assumption that russia is, will be trying to essentially swallow your brain, incorporated territory into russia proper. and i hear a lot of high pro

not here, but it never started. adamus is an important here to site for all mankind, not just libya, so it's something that should be preserved. it's a tourist attraction. it should be priority for officials, but all of libya, historical sites are suffering from a lack of funding via castleton airstrikes during world war 2. in 1943 leveled entire neighborhoods, the rival remains to this day. to day the site faces a different kind of threat. the old city has survived the harsh conditions of the desert for centuries, but to continue to persevere, people here say ill need more attention and funding from the government. harley dell has ye is a local tourist guide. he says parts of the city have collapsed because of rainfall in recent years. when a man is overweight though, of germanium and hold, the level of destruction is clear, not a single government has given the attention it deserves love for development. authority does what they can my can with, with what little funding they get us. if we don't really be it's wedding season. salem has been making bellas for decades. his hand made s

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this isn't something new in libya, libya, or fort for the decade. for more than a decade, libby has been engulfed in political divisions and violence, seen 2 governments at numerous times, one in the west, and one in the east. and really, people are frustrated. they want to see elections, or when the elections were scheduled in december, more than 2800000 libyans registered to vote. so there's a huge appetite for libyans to elect who they want to see them in power. and, and both are frustrated at both after having the baby and fatigue basheba are really they don't really care who, who is in control as long as they can stop the violence, stop the conflict and bring stability to the country like you were hearing the damage, the dam is a, is a historical city. it's also the, the old town is a world heritage, the school world heritage site. and just behind me, this is a in foot us or this. bring in a waste in the middle of the desert is over 4000 years old. and before the violence and the political division started thousands of tourists used to come and

now they said that the boat departed from the water in western libya. they added that 26 people were rescue, but 76 were missing. now as weather conditions improve, well like we see a lot of migrants risk in the dangerous journey across the mediterranean sea in search of a better life, just to give you some numbers. on monday, the living coast guard said it rescued over $500.00 migrants at sea and brought them back to libya. the week before it was 630 people, and in 2022 more than 7000 migrants will return to live with 129 drowning at sea. and over 459 people missing. now, when living authorities bring back migrants to living source, they're often put in detention centers. human rights organizations have criticize conditions in these detention centers. they're often over packed, they're not sanitary. what they're dealing with their own problems. libya has 2 governments at the moment. so until libyans can resolve their own problems, come to an agreement and bring peace of stability to the country. we're likely going to see a lot more lives being loss ris

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