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in tripoli. led by prime minister fires ellis to raj, and the to brook based administration in the aisd back fight. the warlord calling for half done last march, the 2 sides agreed to a cease fire and formed a unity government until elections in december. for more on this, let's bring in at terek use if he's a non resident senior fellow in the foreign policy program at brookings. here in doha, thanks for joining us, terry. how significant is it? firstly, that libya is holding this conference in tripoli. when in the past discussions about the country has been held overseas. i think holding the conference in libya has immense symbolic value. sends message cleared a message to the beams that their sovereignty and their independence is being restored, at least as far as their ability to, to convene, host events and even the agenda for conference participants. but remains in many ways as the very government that hosted this event, the government of national unity, a product of a un process. the internationals haven't overwhelmed the girl and influence over the future of this government over

tripoli, led by prime minister fires, allots are raj and the to brook based administration in the aisd, backed by the warlord to leave for half term. last march, the 2 sides agreed to a cease fire and formed a unity government until elections in december. for more on this, let's bring in malik trainer who's at the conference in tripoli. malik. even those to say their elections look like they're in doubt now. what does this conference mean for libya? well, this is the 1st time got a conference at this level. and with these kinds of numbers, i mean there's over 30 countries here and organizations including the united nations, the european union, the african union, and the early. so this is the 1st time that a conference of this size, this magnitude has been held inside of women territory. now we've seen these kinds of conferences before, but there were always held, for instance, in germany, berlin to berlin, conference, one and 2 in switzerland, in paris, in italy. so i think the hope now is that things might actually change when all these parties gather inside of libyan territory. now,

medical waste piling on one on one aisd investigate this dangerous append to me full on al jazeera. ah, us politicians may have avoided a government shut down, but bigger battle asli ahead to increase america's borrowing limits. ah, hello again, i'm adrian for again. this is l 0 alive from doha. also coming up australia prepares to open the door to fully vaccinated citizens of residence, 18 months after closing its border. among the worst economic crises the world has seen in a 150 years, nearly 80 percent of lebanon's population is now living in poverty. another volcanic fisher opens in the canary islands, sending love of flowing into new areas of la palm ah, having over to the government, shutdown, us politicians appeared no closer to solving bigger, more pressing problems, that running out of time to raise america's following limit or risk. it defaulting on death and joe biden, his democrats are divided over the president's sweeping domestic agenda. i'll to say was alan fischer. reports for the white house. essentially the us spends a lot more than it brings in and it has a date