the knowledge of the human. turkana and his plans to send troops to libya next month to safeguard tripoli against warlord to us forces. hello there i'm julie went on all this is sounds as he wrote live from doha also coming up there ox president says he'll resign rather than approve a candidate for prime minister backed by the biggest block in part of. israel's prime minister survives a leadership challenge ahead of the 3rd election in less than a year. brazil's indigenous tribes faced tough decisions as they cash in on business off the chin the cheese in the amazon rain forest.

hello there good to have your company libya's internationally recognized government has made a formal request for turkish military support that's according to the reuters news agency turkey's president earlier said he's willing to send soldiers to tripoli politicians in on crooked vote within the next fortnight on whether to approve that deployment will tarkus forces will be tasked with fending off fighters loyal towards me for what it's our who began a military offensive to capture the libyan capital in april have tar is backed by the u.a.e. egypt russia and jordan well in the past 3 hours egypt's president has ours u.s. president donald trump to use his influence to and what he called it legal foreign interference in libya why homage to abdul wahid begins our coverage from tripoli. this is southern outskirts of the libyan capital tripoli where there's been heavy

fighting for the past 8 months. forces loyal to warlord only for have to are now using artillery fire to advance with the help of russians who are reportedly leading have to us forces as they take control of civil important locations including military camps near the salon had a neighborhood. turkey says its are planning to send troops to help you and your kidneys the government it wants to prevent have to his forces from seizing the libyan capital turkish president trichet tayyip erdogan says parliament will voting january on a mandate to send troops to libya in cities in the god willing on the 8th or the 9th of january we will pass this in our parliament we will be responding to the invitation. we have given i will give all forms of support to the tripoli government which is fighting against just general backed by arab countries and

european. during a news conference in tunis libya's interior minister won't need that libya's neighboring countries will be affected if true police falls he says have to risk being backed by civil regional countries the talisay than the one. we know very well there are a mirage he forces an airbase in the east of the country there are also forces from sudan and chad they have all been brought by have target has given them bases and airports in libya without any agreements well we hope that what the situation is worsening as half those warplanes target civilian locations in and around tripoli. who has voiced concerns over a possible turkish military deployment to libya while president as dylan said last week turkey will not stay silent over what he called russian backed mercenaries supporting have to have to his forces are supported by advanced weapons and from several countries including russia france the united arab emirates and egypt turkey

appears to be one of very few friends of the tripoli based government who are prepared to offer more than mere words to support it. would have been what it is here to pretty. well as we mentioned here egypt's calling on the u.s. to intervene that still she had for tense in washington d.c. hi there she has so what exactly is the u.s. position. it's unclear as is often the case with donald trump's administration's foreign policy in the middle east and whether this is because of careful strategic ambiguity or simply just factionalism within the administration with the old gods the neo cons the whole the military industrial complex and we should be involved in this and saying look we don't have a dog in this fight if other people want to get involved in the middle east let them do it we've spent enough we've given too much already i mean that's that is the question these are the 2 competing the competing factions really in the trumpet

ministrations and now we have this phone call between donald trump and president sisi and it does it does lend itself to the sort of pattern we've seen throughout the year but this is the readout from the white house regarding libya the leaders rejected foreign exploitation and agreed that parties must take urgent steps to resolve the conflict before libyans lose control to foreign actors and if we look at the egyptian readout of the same conversation this is how they presented l.c.c. assess it to the american president egypt's support for empowering the libyan people in achieving security and stability as well as stressed the importance of the role of the libyan national army that's huffed us forces and fighting terrorism that threatens the whole middle east region that sort of follows a pattern to. what this necessarily means in the great scheme of things but we have seen this before this you know that the u.s. is official position was supporting the quote internationally recognized government in tripoli but then around april of this year i think i said may and last i was in

fact april. from the game of the subject of a great deal of lobbying from egypt saudi arabia and the u.a.e. about supporting huffed and they were making the case of oh everyone you know the tripoli forces are all supported by isis the islamic fundamentalists and so on. and then a week or so off that phone call from actually made a phone call to her after we go so often that nobody actually phoned after which is seen as a deeply symbolic moment in the u.s. as positionally been told that they supposedly talked about a shared vision for a for libya so that was them sort of walk back by the state department although no longer calling for a cease fire but just talking about the need for stability and democracy but then the state department position hardened when the 1st reports came out of mercenaries associated with a russian oligarch poor in troops into libya now the kremlin denies any any direct involvement in this but this is the subject of the usual sort of debate and then

the state department position hold once again they said look we need a ceasefire and there is no longer that sort of absolute tacit support for after that seem to be going on following the triumph the trump phone conversation and now we have another phone conversation between trump and sisi where as far as. the egyptians are presenting it they discuss the importance of huffed us forces in the process of bringing port stability to libya so we're back to where we are there's a seems to be that that sort of factionalism that split within the administration they were quite used to meanwhile russia and turkey are moving ahead with their own coordination with what might happen next in libya and it does seem in russian it didn't seem too keen on turkey however they prefer turkey to nato troops going into libya and they get the to putin and russia type one are due to have talks in turkey on general the 8th which is exactly when there's talk of this vote in parliament in turkey so we have to see there's lots of talk of some ground important issues of

but certainly the running is being made by others and not by washington at least as far as we know she had pretended there joining us live from washington d.c. she had thank you william lawrence's set a professor at george washington university's school of international affairs he says they present situation is a win win for turkey. i've seen 10 different versions among the analysts of the deal that could be in the making what's being discussed the turkish foreign ministers minister was just in moscow having a pretty discussions there was a talk of an is live for a trip to tripoli deal where the russians would be given more of a way forward. in exchange for stepping back in tripoli and increasingly the syrian and libyan theatres are overlapping in the turkish russia negotiation and putin's also been very astute here because with an increased turkish presence that also was part of his desire to decrease nato influence in libya so it's turks

instead of nato and then he's got that other arms deal with turkey which cheaply he's trying to cut in nader's influence and made his relationship with turkey as well so all of those issues are interconnected now it's kind of a win win for turkey on the one hand i don't think anyone really wants to send in troops and he's been signaling in various ways including to the tunisian surface a cease fire coming that he'd prefer not to bring in troops and on the other hand if he does send in troops though those can be used for the defense of tripoli from the 3000 sudanese mercenaries and 1000 russian mercenaries and and other increasing troop levels and also since a psychological message both militarily and also regarding the internal an extra lion says in libya regarding the libyan conflict and it also helps get us to the berlin peace conference in january because if tripoli falls that completely changes the tenor of that discussion then if tripoli is holding up and there is an actual

cease fire and peace deal that can be negotiated. iraq's president says he'd rather resign the name dani as the new prime minister who's already been rejected by protesters or marsala has been trying to find a replacement for idol are they who stepped down last month dosage of bar explain start from baghdad a political maneuver with potentially far reaching consequences iraq's president has sent his resignation letter to parliament saying he would rather step down that approve a new prime minister in a 3 page statement barham saleh said out of my keenness to avoid bloodshed and protect civil peace i will not name danny as a candidate for the next prime minister i donny is the governor of buster province he was nominated for the role by the largest bloc in parliament. that coalition is made up of mainly rain in fact political groups which is why their candidate is being furiously rejected by their opponents i don't he was picked to replace the

uphill mettie who resigned in november after months of anti-government protests but the governor has been accused of neglecting his own province busser is home to more than 70 percent of iraq's oil reserves but locals don't have the basic necessities like clean water and reliable electricity i don't think they will accept his resignation i think they will try to convince them is that you must accept our candidate in a way or another but i don't think he will accept that he will try hard also to push over in just as i said someone who is independent transputer owned. inside the political process and look for the future of iraq but. protesters have strongly rejected i don his nomination and that's the reason president saleh for not approving the choice it now means since matty's resignation no party has proposed a candidate who has been acceptable to all sides the protests which began here in

early october have been about demanding political change in iraq a new electoral law was finally passed on tuesday which seemed to please morsi rocky's and now it is the latest move by president saleh to reject i don't his candidacy is likely to strengthen the demonstrators position or such a pari al-jazeera baghdad. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has declared victory in the likud party's leadership contest he was up against veteran politician gideon sachs netanyahu will lead the party into an unprecedented 3rd election in 12 months to spite an indictment for corruption and a failure to secure a maturity in 2 elections jascha game has the very latest from west jerusalem. his victory was widely expected but his challenger gideon sar did have a respectable showing yet again it's fair to say though that netanyahu proved why he's been given the nickname the magician for pulling off

a victory after victory despite his legal woes as you mentioned he is facing corruption charges and involving bribery fraud and breach of trust his popularity among his right wing base has remained steady as for the saarc a up his voters did listen reza his pitch appealed to them greatly his pitch was this that if there had been 2 failed attempts at forming a government buying the tin yahoo why would voters expect a different outcome a 3rd time he also expressed concerns that netanyahu is legal woes he is the 1st sitting prime minister in israeli history to be indicted as a tool of tarnishing the party's image and ultimately possibly weakening it during national elections in march 1 supporter said there has been

a kind of decay in democracy within the party and in israel in general sars supporters or alleging election meddling as well as voter intimidation. still ahead here on al-jazeera allegations of spying and diplomatic harassment mexico takes a dispute with bolivia to the u.n. top court and amount upon not just another oligarch on the rise we need the banking magnate taking on the government in georgia. hello this is some pretty good weather conditions across most southern and coastal areas of china some good touches and some clear skies now you can see quite a massive cloud that's the old the philippines that is the typhoon working its way

into the south china sea taking the worst of the rain with it and still clear skies as a through friday 21 degrees in hong kong cooler in shanghai but. today because we've got more cloud pushing in we could also by then see if you shop is working their way to coastal areas of it all courtesy of a tropical system so the rain could accumulations the northern philippines we could see about 200 millimeters into parts of luzon over the next couple of days fairly widespread rain across into borneo but friday and saturday mostly dry across the mill a peninsula more showers further to the south and quite widespread across much of the java all much of rain across the areas of india instead we've had low cloud for the mornings and also time which is really below the average so feeling very cold for people particular to the north into new delhi temperatures been struggling to reach the mid teens celsius so about 7 degrees below average and by night just about 4 degrees so really feeling very chilly indeed wanted to shies on the east coast as we head through friday kiran the way by saturday maybe some showers across

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you're watching they were reminded of our top stories this hour the reuters news agency is reporting that libya's internationally recognized government has made a formal request for turkish military support it's aimed at fighting forces loyal to warlords are. there are exposed and has offered to resign up to refusing to back the man nominates to become the prime minister barham salih says assad dani's nomination won't satisfy protesters to bounce for an independent be to. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has declared victory and it could watch his leadership contest indeed the party into an unprecedented 3rd election in 13. yes president donald trump is asked syrian government and its russian and radian allies to stop the bloodshed in its lead province fighting in the last rebel controlled areas forced a $130000.00 people from their homes this month there have been weeks of artillery bombardment and airstrikes by russian and the syrian government and

a harsh winter there is making make even more difficult for syrian refugees in lebanon saying a hoarder reports now from the big. winter is setting in temperatures are falling and there's little to protect the hundreds of thousands of syrian refugees who live in makeshift camps there are no concrete structures because the lebanese government doesn't want syrians to stay here permanently. shelters are not suitable for the cold months and families are complaining the aid they receive is not enough they burn wood to stay warm but many can't afford to buy fuel widow as he needs to make ends meet with the less than $150.00 provided by the united nations with. you know how expensive it has become my children no longer eat meat or fruits i can't afford to send them to school during the day they collect wood and i have kidney disease and can't work. those who can work struggle to find

a job lebanon's economy is in crisis food prices are rising in the local currency the lebanese pound has lost at least a 3rd of its official value. the general situation of course is affecting both lebanese and syrian refugees and it targets mainly the people who are in severe but it is situation where they are constantly trying to afford and sustain their basic needs and their needs are greater during the winter months refugees are not only facing freezing weather conditions nearly 900000 of the 1000000 syrians registered with the united nations live below its designated poverty line that means surviving on less than $4.00 a day. mother is one of many refugees who rely on you had cash assistance but she recently lost her refugee status and un help because she returned to syria for a few days and that was on callously after going through as i had to go to damascus

to to my daughter because health care is too expensive here but then we came back at the u. and took away our effort just a just as for that aggravation. her grandson muhammad is forced to work in the fields for $4.00 a day but that is only during the summer the 11 year old never went to school he doesn't read or write so only. us i wish i can study. i wish taking get an education. and be able to go with my friends to school. mohammad seems to realize that this is unlikely to happen. because mr lebanon thanks acoa says is taking a diplomatic dispute with bolivia's new government to the international court of justice it accuses bolivia of intimidating diplomatic staff and spying on its embassy in the past mexico gave former bolivian president evo morales asylum when

he was the nationwide protests when well in mexico city with more. what's going on now is a sort of war of words that's building up tensions that are building up between diplomats between authorities in both nations on one end you have the libyan officials saying that mexico is harboring criminals is harboring terrorists at mexico's embassy in the bolivian capital mexico saying that what they're doing is pollute providing political asylum to 9 individuals 2 of which are former ministers that serve under the leadership of president ebel mortalities and the latest that we've heard on thursday is mexico appealing to the international court of justice the i.c.j. and the united nations to help mediate this ongoing dispute one thing that we should point out is that diplomatic ties between the 2 countries. still still exist we don't know if that's going to continue to be the case as i mention this war of

words that's as collating the last that we heard from bolivian officials today was from former president hota hickey doga who weighed in he's been recently appointed as a special delegate to represent bolivia to the international community he called the mexican president a quote coward a bully and a shameless apologist for drug traffickers these are very strong words. porting there now competing forces in brazil all want to exploit the amazon rain forest or forest president jabal sonora has already more land for farming and development and indigenous groups want a slice of the lucrative agri business as well as the seamen. mato grosso which means thick forest is a state in central brazil twice the size of california and better known today for its endless fields of crops and cows. but there's still a lot of tropical forests left including incompetent norval defined as cease the

15000 square kilometer indigenous reserve says of the it's here that we meet over the. leader of the national indigenous farmers association and like most tribes the used to live from subsistence farming but now they're growing and selling soya and other grains for export as well that is just circulus the homes are pregnant women were losing their babies from lack of food children were malnourished but after 15 years of producing greens our lives have changed now we have lots of food the project is giving us sustainability that was. good and his tribe who earlier this year received a visit from the agriculture and environmental ministers of the role model for president jade his vision for integrating brazil's indigenous communities into mainstream society the project has been vilified by other indigenous groups and many environmentalists who argue that they will lose their culture and for their

destroy the amazon canal disagrees that you're lost on the circle route you know we're in the 21st century of course our culture traditions and identity are important but we can't remain frozen in time indeed these days this traditional palm leaf house is used mostly for meetings guests and. just ceremonies. outside of the reserves the president is also giving the green light to expand brazil's agricultural frontier this trip sample is cotton in fact almost everything that's profitable grows here brazil is already the world leader in soya and sugarcane in beef and among the top 3 corn producers but in order for the average business to continue to expand it needs more and more land which explains why the brazilian amazon is so coveted. paradoxically brazil's king of soybean is

concerned about a global backlash set them into. the president has taken a mistaken approach but i think our mistakes in the agribusiness sector is concerns of a possibly caught against our products may make them realize well while the amazon is sovereign brazilian territory it's also needed by the entire world. that the reserves for land don't use as many foreign governments of expecting indigenous tribes to remain naked eating ants in the forest he explains they using only 1.7 percent of their territory to grow soya another grains for export he insists they don't need more at least for now to see and human al-jazeera cumple know that better cease brazil the death toll from a typhoon the bats of the philippines on weapons days risen to 28 with at least a dozen missing the storm left a trail of destruction tearing roots of houses and toppling trees internet and

phone services are still down in some areas planes and very services are suspended stranding time since of people. the public prosecutor in the ivory coast says a former rebel leader and presidential candidate accused of planning a coup could face life in prison intelligence services say they captured ordeal recordings of sorrow discussing the plot his lawyer says the recording is old and incomplete worn for so rose a rest was issued on monday that. some people close to sorel did not hesitate to discredit the institutions in place these acts far from being isolated were part of a conspiracy which were to lead a civil and military insurrection the elements gathered by our intelligence services which includes an audio recording clearly prove that this project was going to be acted soon russian security forces have raided the moscow offices of opposition leader alexina of only security food to shills offices using power tools

to force their way into the building and confiscating laptops and other technical equipment bomb is one of president vladimir putin's most prominent critics he's linked the raid 282-7000 video accusing prime minister dmitri medvedev and a billionaire businessman of corruption. georgia is gripped by anti-government protests and parliamentary elections a shed job for next year a banking magnate has decided to take on the government for baden a for s.c. walker met move to occur as ad say to find out whether another businessman is on the rise in georgia's personality driven political arena. oh. most 60 think citigroup's the in political figure who tells her it's a sunny day. politics is now cash as arad says main business i

start a job this summer because it adds it launched his political party. on the black sea the site of his ambitious 2 and a half $1000000000.00 deep sea port but the ports future is in question georgia's government has delayed its support and has it i'd say and the business partner of fighting a separate fraud investigation accused of laundering meaning $17000000.00 through their bank t b c. president has entered politics to fight back courting voters and challenging the government on prime time t.v. in life there's certainly a lot of rich in the world don't want to cross. should you made a deal with them or change not only for you but change qantas future so that's why i just decided to leave business. the government party says presidency has to own soon for the missing millions when you are under investigation and you are just

creating. a political party you have to say something or at least hate. about what happened. this is one look i said i'd say street to make the success of this country the way to make a success of its business and this is just another oligarch making his way with a case of history repeating itself. the archive there were. even a severely entered politics promising to rescue georgia from poverty and a power hungry elite he won landslide elections in 2012 i think still has it i'd say dislikes the comparison it's not the ball myself it's a bold those people who are joining lello the young people they are easy to spot into which is frequent anti-government demonstrations and it's just

a bold idea and idea it's to georgia and i think we we have a big chance to change this country to make it's very successful the maybe a banker who knows how to build a business but it's not clear yet how many georgians seem to his team the win 1st he will come and i just have to. pick recap this is al jazeera these are top stories right his news agency is reporting that libya's internationally recognized government has made. formal requests for turkish military support politicians in encore could vote within the next fortnight on whether to approve a deployment it's aimed at fighting forces loyal to warlords coming to there are ex-president sulpher to resign after refusing to back the man nominated to become

the prime minister barham saleh said dani's to nomination won't satisfy protests this demands for an independent committee to israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has declared victory in the league could party's leadership contest netanyahu will be the party into an unprecedented 3rd election in 12 wants to spite an indictment for corruption name has the latest from west jerusalem well his victory was widely expected but his challenger gideon's are did have a respectable showing yet again it's fair to say though that netanyahu proved why he's been given the nickname the magician for pulling off a victory after victory despite his legal woes as you mentioned he is facing corruption charges and involving bribery fraud and breach of trust his popularity among his right wing base has remained steady mexico said it's taking

a diplomatic dispute with bolivia's new government to the international court of justice it accuses bolivia of intimidating diplomatic staff and spying on its embassy in the past a small make school gave former bolivian president evo morales is silent when he resigned after a nationwide protests the death toll from a typhoon the back to the philippines song wavin state has risen to 28 with least a dozen people missing the storm left a trail of destruction tearing roofs off has and toppling trees internet and phone services are still done across some amos those are the headlines from these continues here after inside stories.

fleeing evra triad football is go missing in uganda in a carbon copy disappearance from earlier told the fear human rights abuses and use of live free service blamed for the latest defections but is their action enough to expose the strict regime this is a story. hello welcome to the show i'm sammy's a than when i have a since independence from ethiopia 26 years ago outraise been ruled by president that's what he.