no with unit is we have a libya with detritus i live and well, we have a libya. well, trust because the women on track because the children now use as a good way to the deadly. what? because of the mid daniel, and on the way it to is to me that is the libya that we have today. it is a media that is divided is a new via that has been destroyed on when one looks at libya today. and when one looks on the crystal ball, and when one looks at they might just of all these functions, one sees a libya that has been brought down or libya that we take generations to build a libya that is now good for the exploitation of western powers. i leave you. 3 where are we in most times you can leave us a cells and i have had a conversation with many medians, and they say, well, not good. the fee, a hi t, as many floors as do many human beings. but the west destroyed that's gone. as i speak to you and now it is beginning to emerge during the administration of president obama on shooting. the certificate is the issue of mrs. clinton. we have information which would soon be in the publ

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what is the status of libya? the libya that i see is a pay the shadow vice of the media that i see is a maybe a that is a jungle. the media that i see is olivia who is resources now being exploited for individual conferences. the media that i see is the media that he is now a breeding ground for conflicts. the media that's i see is the media that is going to be exploited by wisdom companies. the media that i see is that media, which is going to, the new ones, didn't cover the libya that i see is that libya, that is going to be an est, comfortable only to live and on you. and me remember that lebanon gave the english language was called liberal nies ation. perhaps there is going to be another word called, we'd be a nice addition to mean a concrete which has broken down. the costs on institutions have been crippled. wow. they've crippled the coupons because in the last part of the wire they might need with the fall, it's like all of us, but one to the united. that's because they might leave the front of the world t

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n says about 210000 sudanese refugees have come to libya since the fighting started. it expects that number to double this year. libya has been engulfed in conflict and political divisions of its own for more than a decade, but has been relatively peaceful in recent years. there are fee is, however, an influx of refugees could complicate the fraud jo piece achieved. but for those playing violence, the only thing that matters is keeping the children safe. they hope the fighting in the country will soon come to an end and that their children come one day, we turn home to a safe and prosperous, so done. felix new or ologist, or a rescue operation at an illegal gold mine in south africa has ended, at least 78 people died during a police cj. and what's the labor union described as a state sponsor? mexico? police say 246 people have been rescued alive since monday. i'm a test. the reports from this to fontaine in the northwest provence, the cage that brought more than 200 minus to the surface completes its final task cameras. an audio device is mounted onto it, have recorde

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but digital funding is a urgency required to meet the rising humanitarian needs in, in libya. these people have suffered so much and we, we, we cannot abandon them since fighting broke out into them between the army and the part of military rapids support forces. in april 2023, 14000000 people have been displaced. nearly 2000000 of them have fled to neighboring countries. the un says about $210000.00 sudanese refugees have come to libya since the fighting started. it expects that number to double this year. libya has been engulfed in conflict and political divisions of its own for more than a decade, but has been relatively peaceful in recent years. there are fee is, however, an influx of refugees could complicate the fragile piece achieved. but for those playing violence, the only thing that matters is keeping their children safe. they hope the fighting in the country will soon come to an end and that their children kind of one day return home to a safe and prosperous. so done. felix new or ologist era instead of head on out just here, we all with you know, just today or tomo

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and so it's affecting place like ology, routine, easy, and probably libya. it might sort of feed shelves into talk to your otherwise part from occasional chairs is not looking too bad. not turns about the same as a river for it's from the fear of height 5 and i'm, i'm loving garza is a good, a variation between the land and the coastal temperatures. the something the say for the dominant type of weather even is this wet weather circulates further west term. there's a big picture here. there's been snow coming across the mountains of the wrong, and it might concentrate enough time this time, not even hit northern pakistan. and it's generating briefly a bit of a sure mile, but not much of one. alternatively dusty. i've seen there shows in the full costs, but, you know, for west inside you can never entirely roll them out. there was a possibly the same is true in the mountains of eastern, from okay, jumping south to africa, understanding how it's spent in the seasonal rain in republic of congo probably knows 9 girls a line which should see structures down towar

n says about 210000 student needs refugees have come to libya. since the fighting started, it expects that number to double this year. libya has been engulfed in conflict and political divisions of its own for more than a decade, but has been relatively peaceful in recent. see is there a fee is however, an influx of refugees could complicate the fragile piece achieved. but for those playing violence, the only thing that matches is keeping their children safe. they hope the fighting in the country will soon come to an end. and the children come one day, we turn home to a safe and prosperous. so done. felix new or ologist era. the k is pledging long term support to ukraine with the signing of a 100 years security and trade agreements for just 5 minutes to case dom or is in key where a hand present of resume as landscape paid tribute to crane school and soldiers. fee agreements includes moment entry and economic age, few crane and grades and military collaboration on march time, security and drawing technology together we saw and a lot of both agree

n says about 210000 student needs refugees have come to libya. since the fighting started, it expects that number to double this year. libya has been engulfed in conflict and political divisions of its own for more than a decade, but has been village be peaceful in recent years. there are fee is, however, an influx of refugees could complicate the fraud joe piece achieved. but for those playing violence, the only thing that matches is keeping their children safe. they hope the fighting in the country will soon come to an end. and the children kind of one day, returning home to a safe and prosperous, so done. felix new or ologist, or police in south africa say they've ended the rescue operation, act in the band and gold mine and still fontaine. they say, oh, the survivors has now been brought house at least 78 and documented. mine has been confirmed dave and 246 rescues. many people on the accounted for adam with us reports and still fontaine in the northwest in provence. time because mc tom aust. police, if she couldn't reach the mind shop in sti

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her government released so some mastery last week on a technicality, letting him travel back to libya after detaining him for a few days, his in libya and chief of police accused by the i, c, c of rape. madder and crimes against humanity savvy as prime minister has resigned. following weeks of protests over the best of 15, people killed when a roof collapsed at a train station in november, tens of thousands of protesters bronx, a major crossroads in the capital, bel grade, demanding accountability. and i'm going to bring some very wet weather to southern pots of mozambique, and we'll see a cool down in cape town on thursday of the an outright rejection of donald trump's plan to relocate palestinians to jordan and egypt. the 2 countries say that's a red line, but how far can they go in resisting the us president? and what might be the form out from 5th, sing, palestinians from the land. this is inside story, the .

pardon. pursuing a policy of genocide, italy was only able to temporarily suppress libya, 18th of the entire population. more than 100000 people fell victim to their. however, just a few years later, the entail you enroll, collapsed. in 1951, libya became one of the 1st countries in africa to gain independence shape going on limits of us. the one of them is beautiful. you're gonna shoot them . i the, the nearly money visits your needs be so it on down could have been yeah, the letter was just for the monday. are they going is, could they will gasket on monday? did you want to go to so many doc a but at this you by log i don't want them to, but she's going to shoot them out. you can get it. i got it. let me see news of the i need to know my i've been hold up at peaches and, but i can't think of nobody's seen is it? when he's sitting there, like, i don't want to give a she some and there's like, i don't want to, but i'm a less cause my mas won't him, does he imagined? what about this for it in it? uh, a my, when i to go buy this thing that could be best for me and got some aesthetic on

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from the village of become matched in libya. it overturn near the island of jeremiah due to over crowding and poor weather conditions. the groups, as most of the people on board were from bangladesh and syria. 16 bodies had been recovered so far, or the presidents of interest as threatening to shut american military bases in the country. if you as president elect donald trump reports on during migrants, serial myra castro has called for dialogue with the incoming us administration. trump has repeatedly threatened to carry out mass expulsions when he takes office this month and tourist, along with guatemala and del salvatore have the largest number of undocumented citizens living in the us. for boys taken by ecuadorian soldiers and murder of last month, i had been late to arrest the boys disappearance on december. the 8th triggered nationwide protests there. a charred bodies were found near a military base. last week. the boys were age between 11 and 15. 2 of them had been outside playing football when they went missing, and a ju

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in 1951, libya became one of the 1st countries in africa to gain independence. the welcome back across the board and john peter, a little bell here we discussed we on this. and just before we went to the break, george was bursting with an idea. continue, george. this i was going to say is it? yes is, is the landscape will take in the deal because this is not a bad deal, falls and landscape. and you know, especially for easily and the conflict in place. ukraine is getting a pounding, so it makes sense to freeze the conflict in place. and in the meantime, he's already getting all this talk from may to end. well, issuing these guarantees all we're going to give you is and then we're going to give you a security, these bilateral security deals. you know, he's got these deals from storm a is getting from from, from ser and everything else. and those over talk, coming from the europeans in a microphone in particular. ok, let's introduce european peacekeepers. so they all these stories that 5050800200000 piece capers sofa, valencia said okay, well i'll, i'll take that

in 1951, libya became one of the 1st countries in africa to gain independence. the prisoner is now already ex prisoners were well talk. so they really, you can see beyond the one of the bosses, they were drugs and celebrations across the region of the ceasefire. is folding, the 1st few is ready, hostages are released by hamas and exchange for 90 pilots, doing unit prisoners. as people hope the piece will locked out of getting into that out of prison. another chargers to put them behind balls and never know even one for more details. he says he's right here, that's all he's remained silent on the back of it, despite repeated attempts to find out why. so there's no age just so i really don't know what i i went to court to just say that there is no.

she was really one of the key intellectual authors of the natal operation against libya in 2011, which we moved mo, market off the wrong. my remember when she was told live on air, the kid off he was killed. she laughed and said, uh, we came, we saw he died in of course, what really happened in the end was that libya was turned from the most prosperous country in africa to the least prosperous german language. george soros, you know, his so called open society institute is also been very critical in, in a supporting color revolutions throughout the world and regime change operations throughout the world. and the works really hand in glove with the us government and doing that. as soon as update will be back with another look at what's happening around the world at the top of the next hour. i do hope you can join us again. the are the ones that i have a huge family will share with us to start streaming. yeah, yeah. did you cover me up with some of this experience of the forest every day, or at least in the field, the get that you could you hold for just see when i spoke to kayla, could

village of i'll come mash and libya. it was a ton near the island of jet about 22 of the crowding in bad weather. a gun. the new killed at least 12 people, including 2 children in montenegro on wednesday night just died. 45 year old shows himself in the head of the being surrounded by police near his home. the town of sits in. yeah. he died from his injuries on the way. so hospital, so say headlines. the news continues here, analysis era, off to against all enemies. stay with us. the i love your reaction to this. i mean, this is something that you come across in like a group as recruiting veterans. so like what an experience and you look at like questions 1516 and 17 cheese. so i'm looking at it intake questionnaire for violin . extreme is group and i'm gonna read you 3 of the questions. question 15, are you in the military or a veteran of so which branch? 16. if it comes down to it, would you go against the okey tuck in the military and law enforcement? you could end up fighting against your military, law enforcement br

in 1951, libya became one of the 1st countries in africa to gain independence. the yeah, the new, there's a new theater will mean every little piece of view in west style, but obviously somebody is still what he doesn't go without, even though it doesn't know what it is using. well the it was with pavilion one, the direction president, letting me put it in, began his tour of the expedition the visited the expo in early december, soon after it opened the new entry. not to ref, seasons volunteers stayed with the russian expos since its 1st days. and then they apply the experience they gained in the region plus the width of 2. and i see fortune log on to the wireless one sort of some visiting the store at the so the one that fits in the, in the ceiling. the city where see of the from august august, the 22nd national flag. it symbolizes. rest is great to unity. and is always celebrated with great fanfare in order for mints. good. most good region volunteers organized a massive slash model watching for the up to date. but the, and just reaching the get out that to me

in libya.ly. now he, during that chaotic period, was kidnapped and held for a period of... about six weeks. and then he came home. and then within, well, less than a year, he informed you and the family that he was going to syria, which was even more dangerous, even more unstable. did you try to stop him? absolutely. we alldid. jim was resolved to cover the arab spring. he really found it was something we westerners needed to realise how much these people yearned for the freedoms we take for granted often. you last spoke to him on the telephone, i believe, in fairly late 2012. in november of 2012. jim always called on holidays, and our thanksgiving is a big holiday for us. so when he didn't call that day, we were concerned. it took a long time for it to be officially confirmed that he had been taken by so—called islamic state in northern syria. we didn't know. no, and our government didn't know either. supposedly, they didn't know. what was the impact upon the family when finally a message was

there are celebrations across libya tonight as the country has been officially liberated. there was a great sense of hope in the middle east that was, like, completely destroyed after with violence, with more tyranny or islamist groups, you know, being in charge. those were exceptional moments in 2011, when protests took to the streets. it was something that is unheard of, that silence broke in syria, that people took to the streets and broke the barriers of fear. crowd chants crowds in daraa were chanting for freedom and criticising maher al—assad, the brother of president bashar al—assad and the head of the presidential guard. you know, when it all started, i immediately went to daraa and reported on the story in daraa and, you know, i remember you know, as i was reporting and leaving daraa, actually i was doing my piece to camera and then the army pulled and stood behind me, and then leaving daraa, there was like, you know, a convoy of army vehicles. but still it was hard to believe that we will be restricted and cracked down on us like this. but the government, you kno

there are celebrations across libya tonight as the country has been officially liberated. there was a great sense of hope in the middle east that was, like, completely destroyed after with violence, with more tyranny or islamist groups, you know, being in charge. those were exceptional moments in 2011, when protests took to the streets. it was something that is unheard of, that silence broke in syria, that people took to the streets and broke the barriers of fear. crowd chants crowds in daraa were chanting for freedom and criticising maher al—assad, the brother of president bashar al—assad and the head of the presidential guard. you know, when it all started, i immediately went to daraa and reported on the story in daraa and, you know, i remember you know, as i was reporting and leaving daraa, actually i was doing my piece to camera and then the army pulled and stood behind me, and then leaving daraa, there was like, you know, a convoy of army vehicles. but still it was hard to believe that we will be restricted and cracked down on us like this. but the government, you kno

she was really one of the key and electro authors of the nato operation against libya in 2011, which we moved mo, mark it off. you might remember when she was told live on air, the kid off who was killed, she a laugh. the said, uh we came, we saw he died in of course, what really happened in the, in was it. libya was turned from the most prosperous country and, and for good to the lease prosperous. similarly with george soros, you know, his so called open society institute is also been very critical in, in supporting color revolutions throughout the world and regime change operations throughout the world. and he works really hand in glove with the us government and doing that, the b u. n. has accused is well, of violating the already shaky truce in lebanon. now, according to the international body that overseas, the agreements implementation august, bulldozers are destroying the un infrastructure in the area. now has blog as well as target in the fighting says the cx. 5 time limits will not dictate that actions . now you will just well examine. there is no timeline that dictates the

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however, just a few years later or the entail you enroll, collapsed in 1951. libya became one of the 1st countries in africa to gain independence. the welcome back to going under grandy, i'm still here with the award winning journalist and pulling that rolling stone contributing editor matt daisy, matt. we told him at the working class. uh because uh the issue. the single issue that this region where i was reading to you from is the guys of genocide and obviously that influenced the votes in michigan. but what do you think is the significance of the $100000000.00 from miriam adults into the trump campaign? i mean, is that the $2000000.00 mostly women and children question when it comes to gaza? what, what is the impact of that donation? mm. i don't know. i mean, i'm not sure that, as you mentioned at the top, this was a kind of paradigm shattering election in many, many ways. money didn't matter as much as it has in other elections in our past. trump was massively out raised by the harris campaign. and it didn't appear um that uh, you know, that is anyone donation, whether it was fro

the group migrant rescue walk says the vessel left from the village of abu come off in libya. it over tons near the island of java ju, to over crowding and pull weather conditions. the groups, as most of the people on board, were from buying to bash on syria. 16 bodies have been recovered sofa, or in the u. k. a major incident is being declared and grace a month just arrived to several communities are forced to evacuate stuff homes following heavy rain and high winds, rescue teams and police with deployed off the houses were flooded and caused submerged. rustlers yelling in ukraine, southern city of coast on has killed one pass and they have the capital chief came under attack, a drain strike killed at least 2 people in queens. f o says ross has ministry 5 over a 100000 drains on us morning. most of which were destroyed by its defenses. the president of under says pressing to shut american military bases in the country. if us present to elect donald trump to pause on during migrants. so mara castro has cooled for donald with the incoming admin us administration. trump as repea

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i was looking for the great gift that the of libya i'm here to explicitly about this conflict taking place today. in 2025 i, that's time the communities government assigned a brief agreement with the rest of which cannot be very much supported. but one that is the natural resources of the eastern congo not cheated with sovereignty and with justice and withheld from the african union. african union was born just 10 years before that. and that conflicts will happen. and of the us, we can government puppets of the west will be in full and then thousands and thousands of on this these agreement get back and say when for the pot to his words, we are, which isn't exactly happening as he says in 2009 of the time of the peace agreement . so it's a question of agreed west involvement. but using and i would like to emphasize this genuine pain and genuine injustice that is taking place again, ethnic groups in the east of congo. because again, the republic of congo is a colonial called about a republic that was not built according to african social structure, religious affiliation, and cohesion,

and that was, you know, 12 years ago now there's been a lot of migrant started through libya and then that obviously was added to with the was in syria and, and the rock. and now you've got new migrant move starting to take place from lebanon. and if we get to will with the on, i say, you know, i think that is to be the worst possible thing that anyone in the west could try to do. but if there is some kind of a ministry, a taco new, wrong, massive bombing of the wrong people are losing their houses and they become a homeless. what a lot of them are just going to slot into europe as well. you know, i don't blame them, but that's going to be, you know, very bad for a consonant which really isn't coping very well with the millions of migrants that we already have because of the was that have been waged by the governments of all nations. uh huh. now, perhaps we would the both agree that the west is not very good at the ending. it's more responsibly. it tends to sort of shifted attention to another conflict. and maybe it's a wishful thinking on my part. but the thinking about the conflict

there's still show circulating in the central med, so that'll be some for 1st of all, libya and then more likely no. in egypt. those knowledge one finds people have confirmed that in thousands of homes have been destroyed and strong winds. a few other things to this island is lebanon's, new president talk to more than 2 years without the head of states, condiments elect to the chief and the 2nd round of the 13th to these of basic for those political dental as well as 1246000 other students. that's more than 2 percent of the population. among this cube at 24 hours a week, it's a week old baby boy will chop down time to try and stop the navigation of let me go out of my boot up for a 3rd term. and on friday, as you were saying, the leader, the political leader of the opposition by the equity not much either for the 1st time, reappeared in public finance thursday, the same this process, same cadillac has define good rest more and the buying immunizations that have followed her operation into the city, the same, the elections at the end of july, the opposition and the government. the rem