it goes back to the days of the gadhafi regime.ea, a city of a certain rebellion against mr gadhafi. and so he punished the city and it gained notoriety later as a hotbed of extremism. and then after the revolution, like much of eastern libya, it got caught up in the maelstrom of the violence and the emergence of extremist groups. and so the conflict and the chaos continued. derna was a particular center of of conflict. it was remained under siege by the forces of mr haftar until 2019, which is the year in which also mr. haftar�*s forces attacked tripoli. so, you know, the derna context is is specific. of course, the issue of infrastructural neglect is more general. we in that period also we had from 2020 until well into 2021, covid crippled a lot a lot of efforts. so you have this you have the climate catastrophe, you have this historic context, you have administrative chaos. and it's just a terrible recipe for for the kind of tragedy that has unfolded. we will be following developments out of libya very closely here on the bbc mu

in years gone by they used to pay colonel gadhafi to patrol the beaches and break up the gangs.ey have a willing partner in tunis? according to the deputy prime minister, he says it is coordinator any cup that he says it is quite donated and he calls it a war -- he calls it coordinated and he calls it a war. luca: he has been very skilled on migration to extract concessions in the memorandum that was signed in july, in terms of money that by the west hasn't been dispersed yet -- christian: do you think he is letting them go through because the money has not arrived? luca: we don't have evidence of this kind of organized attempt by tunisia. but for sure, a government like the one -- is well aware of the kind of leverage he has due to fears of migration in europe. but i don't have the elements right now to say that there is an organized attempt to force hands. for sure since the memorandum has been signed, there has been an increasing number of arrivals from tunisia. but i don't think -- again, i don't have the evidence to say this is an organized attempt. christian: ok, really go

of local businesses that i spoke to wondering if it's enough, it's nothing. 17 million mizora is gadhafi skeptical after hearing about san francisco's plans to use $17 million in new state funding to take a bite out of organized retail theft in the city, shoplift eating at his union square area store, the worst he's seen in 30 years. they come, they stole it and run away. i cannot run away from the store and leave my store when i call police take him one hour, two hours. nobody show up. san francisco police getting 15 million of the funding and planning to use it to beef up patrols on the street and hire more crime analysts to improve their tactics. plans nizar's brother sam, who also owns a liquor shop, says he's hoping the department follows through on. he was attacked by an alleged shoplifter wednesday because more cops in the street . we got the guy who came into my store and he hit me with a bottle of wine. now he wants to see the city's da brooke jenkins hold people like that accountable. jenkins says she plans to use the remaining 2 million in funding to hire two staff members ded

check for 42 years protests against his rule. 12 years ago escalated to a nato supported rebellion, gadhafi was killed by a militia group. and libya turned chaotic. a host of militias found space to operate. and despite the western back, the elections meant to unite the country. rival governments split the western and eastern parts in 2014 each supported by outside governments and loaded with arms and ammunition. this is about how it looks now. the tripoli based government, in the west, has the backing of the united nations. the one in the east is where the flooding occurred and is headed up by military leader, probably for half tar, with backing the legs of russia and jordan. prior to the flooding war and the lack of one central government has left a disjointed country watching its infrastructure and economy crumble. one that as the u. n. has noted, was the only country without a climate strategy to prepare for or head off. events like this one start to laraca wherever ask your efforts a continuing 5 days after it's quite zip kills nearly 3000 people. and after shop shop a village movie, i

perhaps thinking that it was carrying that libyan leader mcguire gadhafi, but ultimately ended up missing and heating the italian plain nearby instead. now after time to dorothy pointed his finger at washington and blamed them for trying to assassinate him. but now former, telling him prime minister, a motto is saying that she wasn't on any make planes that day. specifically, because he knew about some kind of a truck having been tipped off by his then why italy now remember that libya is a former italian colony and until the 2011 french and british lead to in libya, had gone by washington. italy had economic interest of the country and there for every reason to keep adolphe in power and to keep libya and their interest in pretty stable condition. a model was also now blaming the french for ultimately pulling the trigger with washington's blessing. and the leading to a big cover up, up to 40 years, the innocent victims of who still have not receive justice. why continues to hide the truth? the time has come to shed lights on a terrible state secrets. my con could do it, and nato could do

in the east has united libya which remains fractured since the 2011 up rising, which topples mama gadhafi hundreds of tons of age has been sent in libya from all over the world. once the age is offloaded, it is going to be taken to the city of there. never main roads remain cut off, but there are alternative routes available. and it is not just the 3. it'd be seen multiple have the head across the landing here. inventories as well. now the question remains in how this helps the people who remain in there and have to rebuild themselves often a synonymy likes lot from a job without the data. at the been was the interview, was still a head on al jazeera, a strategic partnership between old friend, serious president made chinese president choosing thing during every if it says approved. and we bring you around the design and direction between the positive, the crash you with impulse change and the 911, authorize the the color, the weather is set fair. now across the mountains about strata, middle cooler, yes. the east and possibly previous on the sign coming back in for you know, it will pull

after as long time later and warmer gadhafi was toppled since then, it's had to rival administrations in the west. there is the u. n. a recognize government led by prime minister abdul. how many debate in tripoli? it controls those areas that you see there in blue? a, some of the prime minister in the east leads a rival administration that's known as the house of representatives. and that one is backed by the libyan warlord. highly for half door. the areas in red or under his control and the rival sides have failed to unify for years. now elections were scheduled for december 2021. they never happened because of differences on candidates among other sticking points, while it back to you. so in a normal situation, the government would allocate funds, organize teams, and then start rebuilding, spend the money, et cetera. but in this case, the internationally recognized government as we just laid out, is in the west of the country. and the most affected areas are in the east. so how is that correct or as well, we just received news that they administer the serial delegation, including th

that's after it's long time leader, warmer gadhafi was toppled since then. it's had to rival administrations in the west. there is the us to recognize government led by prime minister abdul. i mean they but, and tripoli, and it controls these areas on the map in blue, in the east, find me to throw some of them on leads, a rival administration, which is backed by the libyan warlord, felicia hester. he controls the red parts there on the map, the 2 sides completely failed to unify for years. there were elections scheduled for december 2021. that never happened. right. like, let's come back to you. you're coming to us from tripoli, which is in the western part of the country. you told us a fact finding mission has left tripoli to go to during a, but that's in the east of the country. how is the east west divide impacting all of this? well, it complicates things significantly so you know, i spoke to the prime minister about 2 days ago and you said he's allocated a budget of void of nearly half more than half of $1000000000.00. the prime minister was, i'm out in

government is also not helping libya has been in conflict for more than a decade since nato ousted muammar gadhafithose lucky enough to have survived this cataclysm, the hard work is only beginning. aid groups say the psychological trauma survivors face is overwhelming. many lost entire families, not to mention their homes, their entire neighborhoods and that is not the only concern. dozens of people have already been hospitalized after drinking contaminated water. and the united nations is warning an outbreak of cholera may be on the way. in london. ryan chilcote, fox news. we will. house minority leader hakeem jeffries today visited united autoworkers members on the picket lines in michigan. right now, three plants are shut down in michigan, ohio and in missouri. the strike is now in its third day negotiations with two of the three big automakers continued today, but all sides are still far apart when it comes to a deal. yeah, fox news grady trimble is in michigan now with the very latest on the strike talks continuing sunday in the ongoing strike by the united auto workers against the big three

remember is we have heard, libya has two governments that has done for almost a decade since the fall of gadhafited infrastructure, uncontrolled infrastructure, uncontrolled infrastructure, and so that what has happened as there are two jams, that have essentially collapsed, residents said in the middle of the night they heard an explosion as they collapsed, that has added to the floodwater.— collapsed, that has added to the floodwater. and the impact of storm daniel, _ the floodwater. and the impact of storm daniel, as _ the floodwater. and the impact of storm daniel, as the - of storm daniel, as the reporter said it has been travelling through the region, greece, etc but in libya thousands of people, looks like thatis thousands of people, looks like that is the death toll, it is going to go higher? why so high and libya? it going to go higher? why so high and lib a? ., and libya? it went through greece. — and libya? it went through greece, turkey _ and libya? it went through greece, turkey and - and libya? it went through | greece, turkey and bulgaria last week and there we saw a combined deat

it's nothing. 17 million nizaris gadhafi skeptical after hearing about san francisco's plans to use $17 million in new state funding to take a bite out of organized retail theft in the city, shoplifting at his union square area store, the worst he's seen in 30 years. they come, they stole it and run away. i cannot run away from the store and leave my store when i call police. take him one hour, two hours. nobody show up. san francisco police getting 15 million of the funding and planning to use it to beef up patrols on the street and hire more crime analysts to improve their tactics. plans nizar's brother sam, who also owns a liquor shop, says he's hoping the department follows through on. he was attacked by an alleged shoplift after wednesday because more cops in the street. we got the guy who come into the store and he hit me with bottle of wine. now he wants to see the city's da brooke jenkins hold people like that accountable. jenkins says she plans to use the remaining $2 million in funding to hire two staff members dedicated to prosecuting retail theft retail thefts. you know, the

i recall the words of moammar gadhafi who said that islam will dominate europe without a shot being firedhrough immigration. the same is happening here. if the government schools don't finish, the job of indoctrinating young hearts and minds with secular progressive progressivism by the time they graduate from high school, you can count on the universities, the job. it make it makes me ask, why are we sending our and grandchildren to these indoctrination centers? we don't send our troops, russia, china or iran to be trained. why do we then send our children to places that teach the opposite of what many of us believe? thank goodness school choice spread now to more than 37 states. it needs to be national. it has always amused that those who are pro-choice when comes to abortion are anti-choice when it comes to the schooling of children enough to have been born. anyone who reads my columns knows, how much i like definitions. they help focus mind. here's how dictionary.com defines standard a rule or principle that is used as a basis for judgment an average or normal requirement. today, who

dollar, saddam hussein in iraq and gadhafi in libya put together a consortium of african countries sellingow what happened with the arab spring. we have history of people trying and it being stopped. charles: before i let you go, i have just a couple seconds to go, you're hedging through metals? >> i think gold, silver, metals are hard asset commodities that have over the test of time in currency transitions been the stalwart. charles: rebecca, good stuff, well-thought out. >> thank you, charles. charles: my next guest commented this morning in his research report, data insights, high frequency post-u.s. recovery monitor which is, by the way, a fantastic read all the time. new jobeless claims at a low, right, 62 week low, bank credit growth is happening. we've beaten inflation without even a soft landing but, but, now comes the deflation. joining me now trend macro chief investment officer don luskin. don, you're saying we licked inflation, even as pundits are saying there is going to be another spike right around the corner? >> i sure like to know why they're saying that. inflation has co

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bit of recent history. libya plunged into violence in 2011 after it's long time need are more, more gadhafi was toppled and since that is have to rival administrations in the west, there is the you way to recognize government led by prime minister abdul hamid vega . that's a triple a controls the areas in blue, a summer home on the prime minister in the east leads a rival administration appointed by the house of representatives which is backed by libyan warlord holly, for half door. the areas in red or under his control. the rival size have failed to unify for years. elections were scheduled for december 2021, but they never happened. but mounted, going back to you. how is this east west divide? hampering if at all efforts to deliver and administer the aid in this urgent situation of the well, what we're seeing is just an outpour of support from across the entire country. i mean, the libyans of, you know, 4 years have been a divided people based on their political and, and uh, and political, uh, political, you know, on, on the political spectrum of, we're seeing people come together in a wa

and what are people fleeing from after colonel gadhafi's removal following western intervention in 2011able to terrorist gangs and left europe's maritime borders more vulnerable to illegal crossings. borders more vulnerable to illegal crossings . as next month illegal crossings. as next month will be the ten year anniversary of the tragic sinking of a migrant boat off lampedusa , migrant boat off lampedusa, which saw 360 people lose their lives . but weak state control on lives. but weak state control on the north african coast is only one part of the problem. another part is the deteriorating humanitarian situation in west africa . giorgia meloni, the africa. giorgia meloni, the prime minister of italy who was elected on an anti—migration ticket, has repeatedly claimed that the solution to europe's migration crisis lies in improving the quality of life for those who are so desperate to flee . to flee. >> questo bambino nicolo the goal that this child goes down a tunnel to extract mostly ends up in the coffers of the french state. >> so the solution is not to take the africans and bring

to play who's now gone off to gadhafi to play them.lay for them. so brazil have decided are going to decided that they are going to drop he's not to play drop him. he's not going to play in friendlies that are in these friendlies that are coming and we'll coming up now. and now we'll have to see what manchester united are do. there's united are going to do. there's no word from manchester united, but like but it's almost like another thing that has has come across them . in a similar vein. them. in a similar vein. >> here's here's something physical violence, again, very disturbing , physical violence, again, very disturbing, saying this was at the emirates on sunday. roy keane attacked headbutted brave man or a very drunk man to have done that . but there's a picture done that. but there's a picture of this guy . done that. but there's a picture of this guy. it's in the sun. where's the sun disappeared to? >> yeah, it's on the front page of the sun. yeah. this >> yeah. we have to go to the video. so this guy , he's been video. so this

he there's no one government for the land since gadhafi went and just our hearts go out to people there. look on happier matters. do you know today is back british farming day, right? yeah. so the whole idea is we you don't know this yet, but we have been sent a hamper with british british produce in it sent that the farmers . the sent that the farmers. the national farmers union. yeah. and there's their apples in it and there's chutney in it and there's cheese and there's various things there, whatever. and so basically they're saying today there's so much fantastic food and drinks available right across britain for the work that british farmers who work really, really hard. and we're going to be featuring this in just before 9:00 and then after 9:00 as well. we're down to farm in essex and so why wouldn't you back what goes on in britain in terms of your own farmers union jack logo you got to look out for, isn't it, for british farmers? yes. and you can use it if you're doing social media today. hashtag black british farming day. and so the nfu are organising this and it's not the gov

it's nothing. 17 million mizora is gadhafi skeptical after hearing about san francisco's plans to use $17 million in new state funding to take a bite out of organized retail theft in the city, shoplift eating at his union square area store, the worst he's seen in 30 years. they come, they stole it and run away. i cannot run away from the store and leave my store when i call police take him one hour, two hours. nobody show up. san francisco police getting 15 million of the funding and planning to use it to beef up patrols on the street and hire more crime analysts to improve their tactics. plans sneezers brother sam, who also owns a liquor shop, says he's hoping the department follows through on. he was attacked by an alleged shoplifter wednesday because more cops in the street. we got the guy who come into my store and he hit me with a bottle of wine. now he wants to see the city's da, brooke jenkins, hold people like that accountable. jenkins says she plans to use the remaining $2 million in funding to hire two staff members dedicated to prosecute retail theft, retail thefts. you kno