and i'm scuse me huffed are and saroj meeting with the european union representatives as well now and germany are all soldiers being vocal in their support for a political solution and they're proposing to hold a conference in berlin in order to find their resolution to the political instability in the country and perhaps finally bring peace to the country at the moment we hear the russian foreign ministry where the socks are taking place so we are waiting for press conference any moment now where russian foreign minister and long with his said service counterpart will come out to the press and hopefully we'll find out more details about that's all that have taken place here in moscow on monday amman thank you for keeping across this for is that for most cars among cars. the iranian police used tear gas to disperse anti-government protesters onto rounds freedom square on sunday as last administration has continued for a 2nd day there follows the country's admission that it unintentionally start down a ukrainian airline a last week killing all 176 people on board the majority of whom w

and that's why the parties currently engaged in a military confrontation in libya we presented by mr saroj and mr have to should naturally be tightly involved that through the influence. different groups have been fighting for power in libya since 2011 russia supports general khalifa haftar are against the un recognized government in tripoli but putin says he will encourage the german initiative but it worth was up of this conflict not only undermine stability in the region it also has negative effects on europe. i mean illegal migration smuggling illegal commerce and the proliferation of weapons and drugs the north stream to gas pipeline from russia to germany is another problem washington wants to stop the project with sanctions against companies who work on it berlin and moscow intend to complete it by 2021 anyway because with more we can finish the pipeline ourselves without foreign partners. germany and russia have major disagreements over the conflict in ukraine and european sanctions against russia but merkel said it's better to talk to each other than about each other. so i took no

recognized government that's fine it's all saroj and warlords really for have to both in moscow for negotiations brokered by russia and by turkey from the has that . the aim of monday's meeting in moscow was to formalize to cease fire that started in libya on sunday 24 hours earlier russia and turkey invited fired outside atch prime minister at the un backed government and warlord have to.

qadhafi successive administrations have failed to gain power over the country's many militias all saroj took the helm of the government in 2016 but he controls only a small area around the capital tripoli large swathes of territory are under the forces commanded by field marshal after farther to the south local militias make money from smuggling refugees so let me 1st of all begin by asking about the legitimacy of this u.n. recognized government. in fact it was never elected he essentially also raj came into power as a result of the united nations initiative yes he came in power late 2015 because the international community needed desperately a government besides every country needs a government but the islamic state in the days can childes over and it's because amr to the libyan coast so this war against the islamic states was fought by i just from misrata was with the invitation of the. government this is why it was installed i would say by u.n. and also supported by you can union. late 2015 but the parliament that is now. in the east never never inaugurated this government and this i

president of the government of the national accord mr saroj and his counterpart just signed it. while marshall haftar. so it's as well as the presidency of the parliamentary system they are. considering this document that you have your point is positive but they requested more times until the next morning to. work out that he doesn't sign it and would very much hope that they will do so and or if the representative of turkey's present here will be supporting this process thank you very much for your attention. plan to let a. resort back that it was i would like to thank our russian partners and foreign minister for this opportunity to organize and participate in this meeting on january 8th. childish to. turkey and russia that it did in the czech and work on a joint statement. in regard to the ceasefire regime after that i often thought we could use to document a dropped talk tonight that was reviewed in detail today in the i hard to get it and saw that we took into account. all the proposals and along the line of compromise between the parties suggested by. other parties just li

to interrupt you there is a let's go to gallup in berlin and gallup if we've got 2 parties led by saroj on the one hand and hafter on the other and they don't even want to sit in the same room how on earth can you expect there to be any kind of political process the un maybe being overoptimistic by suggesting that within the next week or so to also take place in geneva. well i think 2 things one of the situation is not very promising as we have this cause but one thing is for once again in china powers do have a means of leverage if they're war that if they're willing to apply to them because thus far the international powers did not use their leverage. very much they were dictated by the strain on the ground and the situation on a grant was dictated by the warring sides and their. backers so in this got a what we are going to end be libya house 2 neighbors one of them is tunisia one of them is egypt and i think in this regard right now what is at stake in libya is the contest also to model one of them the model of egypt which effectively means in the form of the haves are having and li

they have arrived in moscow and russian foreign ministry told us about that already so now 5 years of saroj and high level how far will hold talks here in moscow under the guidance of a russian and. foreign and defense ministries and these negotiations are said to make yet another step on the way to a long awaited. in libya and discoloration and far as i said have taken place already now libya has been torn aboard by warring factions since u.s. and nato led invasion back in 2011 designed to solve the government's all far more him. khadafi. backs that up we'll get back to you as those talks. the u.k. government is facing pressures or ploy greater follow on travel restrictions to known paedophiles who claimed gaps in legislation leave youngsters specially in asia vulnerable to predators the concern was part of a report handed over to peas in westminster that followed an independent inquiry into the child sexual abuse edwards dashti reports. lock them up and fur away the key it's an argument you'll often hear from people when it comes to child the pieces and while the u.k. has come down on chi

saroj met with european council presidents and old so e.u. foreign affairs chief in brussels germany have been vocal and this is well and they suggested holding a peace conference in berlin in order to find a political solution to the instability in the country. well of course that affair with the latest thanks for those updates. back to our other headlines now in the iranian capital where police have deployed tear gas against anti-government protesters the administration into iran is facing intense pressure right now after admitting that its forces accidentally shot down a ukrainian passenger plane on wednesday killing all 176 people on board mainly a rainy and nationals and widespread mass vigils have been held for the victims which steadily turned into anti-government rallies iran's armed forces admitted the airliner was mistakingly identified as a cruise missile defense systems officials in washington have spent the past 48 hours also throwing their backing behind the protests and donald trump was among those to warn iran over its next mo

recognize government that's fires all saroj and warlord relief or have to both in moscow for negotiations brokered by russia and by turkey from there is that. the aim of monday's meeting in moscow was to formalized a cease fire that started in libya on sunday 24 hours earlier russia and turkey invited fired outside atch prime minister of the un backed government and warlord for hafta to sign a more permanent truth that's aimed at paving the way towards formal negotiations to end libya's 9 year long civil war but after 7 hours of talks one signature remains missing to an emotion that was reached today we can report that a certain progress has been achieved and the chairman of the government or national archives of libya mr starch and the chairman of have consul of state mr methley has just signed it martial have tired of the comments of libyan national army and the president of libya and house of representatives and mr i see this document positively and have asked for some extra time till to morrow morning to decide on where they were to sign it i hope their decision with the positive of t

recognized government prime minister fires a saroj but the 2 did not meet directly a fragile truce did come into force on sunday west african leaders have expressed their firm desire that france continues its military engagements in the region french president a man you might call is hosting the leaders of the sile nations in a joint statement they announce they had agreed to place their forces under one umbrella for a half 1000 french troops are deployed in the style but anti french sentiment is rising as the security situation gets worse says he will send an additional $220.00 troops to the region the trump administration has announced that $21.00 saudi students taking part in military training in the u.s. will be expelled it follows an investigation by the u.s. attorney general and f.b.i. to december's deadly shooting by a saudi officer naval base in pensacola florida the attack has been called an act of terrorism. well there was no evidence of assistance or pre knowledge of the attack by other members of the saudi military or any other foreign nationals who were training in the uni