or to gadhafi is money go as we go to break cock watchers don't forget to let us know what you think of the topics we've covered on our facebook twitter and you tube pages and see our poll shows that are to dot com coming up our own tab wallace talks politics and female empowerment with author and actress stormy daniels and her lawyer michael bondi she was on the red carpet stay tuned watching the whole. thing. oh oh. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy from day shouldn't let it be an arms race based on spearing dramatic development only really i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. to me let me let you know you're. going over to. those whom you know most of those the billion euros a year which was notable to be very. much what would you. please the please the is the idea but this religion that's what. will. be the meaning. of. these will get. you know it's a new year in. the. us president donald trump allegedly called her a woman to be reckoned with but when the world learned n

brokered ceasefire libya has been in conflict since the two thousand and seven uprising that toppled gadhafi the government in tripoli has been working on a new security plan but little without a national police force or army yemen's opposing sides are meeting for a second day in jordan as part of the united nations led peace effort the talks between the yemeni government and who the rebels are aimed at making a deal on prisoner exchanges a shaky cease fire is holding around the key port of data which is helping to allow food and medicine into the war torn country. voted unanimously to deploy up to seventy five observers to data the monitors will be sent for six months to supervise the cease fire and withdrawal of rival forces reports from the un. a unanimous vote by the security council to extend and expand its monitoring mission in her data they've now authorized up to seventy five unarmed u.n. monitors for a period of six months the big worry on the ground is that the ceasefire won't hold for anything like that long it came into force last month but is extremely fragile and shaky with num

which is a leading figure in poland's opposition movement gadhafi remember is a city that gave birth to the solidarity trade union that brought an end to communist rule in poland almost thirty years ago the sunday's event was spot of a nationwide campaign to raise funds to provide medical equipment for hospitals. moments before the attack america dunst praising the fundraising efforts for children in need. of it looked out at thousands of people. lunged at him with a knife. in the attack and then remained on stage shouting that he blamed them as form a party for wrongfully imprisoning him. before he was tackled to the ground. he was holding a knife in his right hand and yelled that he'd spent five years in jail because of the mayor's old party. he said his name that he'd been in prison and was tortured we don't know how he managed to get on the stage. police have arrested the suspect who they said was a twenty seven year old with a wreck order violent crime. her priority is fighting to get her the pair pre-treat her could get so close to the mirror we knew he used to pass that said p

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when the libyans rose up against dictator moammar gadhafi in two thousand and eleven benghazi was one of the centers of the fighting. but instead of a new democratic beginning a civil war followed. and after the dictator had been toppled the religious fanatics arrived. is. a mixtape fighters moved into the city. leaders of the libyan military launched a brutal counter offensive. after months of street fighting the army finally drove the i.a.s. out of benghazi. seeking revenge the islamists planted countless booby traps in the residential district. to this day people are dying because they just want to return to their homes. these two soldiers belong to a volunteer bomb disposal squad when they started in two thousand and fourteen the squad had eighteen men just two years later do so in pairs and are the units most experienced team. today they've been called by a man who is afraid the islamist places will be traps in his house. so when i need to check the area it may take a while please be patient to work but there's a cord here that may be attached to a wrong good job or what will the

we're protecting the libyan people from gadhafi forces. police a fired tear gas and water come in the protesters only eleventh consecutive weekend of feel a first demonstration to show davis give reports from the rallies in paris. it seems like it's all falling apart at the moment and you just when you take a look around you see people moving away from this main street am i in front of the bank of france that's because that's where the tear gas is coming and as you can see people throwing projectiles towards the police forces who were trying to move those protesters back they've been hand the bastille for the last hour or so fairly calm and then about ten minutes ago decided that they were going to try and more down the street this is a who song onto one and as you can see it's now descending into chaos between the protesters throwing these project hours and also trying to throw back the pellets of tear gas which has been brought forward by the police you might be able to see the protesters actually set fire just in the distance say outsid

we're protecting the libyan people from gadhafi forces. well a former chief of staff to the u.s. secretary of state says that america is clearly pushing forward one of its old tactics of regime change two thousand and two i know that we started in the bush administration a significant effort with regard to go chavez in venezuela that that effort has now come to some sort of chaotic fruition is no surprise to me we do not like regimes and i'm not trying to say that chavez and motorola are good for business i think they are they weren't ultimately but i am saying that the united states has been probably and others to very complicit in making that more prominent and bringing chaos to south american country. or just stone a longtime political adviser of donald trump has been released on bail after being indicted on several charges introduced by special counsel robert munna stone's detention came as part of the ongoing investigation into alleged russian collusion during the twenty sixteen american presidential elections now the charges include obstruction making false statements and w

we're protecting the libyan people from gadhafi forces. a protest was held in washington d.c. on saturday afternoon against u.s. a policy in venezuela. if you took out the markers but it really is. a crowd of anti-war activists gathered outside the white house accusing the trumpet ministration of staging an illegal coup in a venezuela and eyes were on display in the midst of u.s. hands off venezuelan people express their solidarity with president nicolas maduro and the denounced washington in recognition of the self-proclaimed leaders quite of some of the demonstrators were even more prone to do it but. the yellow vest movement has brought chaos to french cities for an eleventh weekend in a row protesters defied calls from president micron to negotiate and were met by riot police with crowd control weapons. it seems like it's all folding apart at the moment and you know just when you take a look behind you see people moving away from this main street i'm front of the bank of fronts now that's because that's where the tear gas is coming and as you can see people throwing projec

we're protecting the libyan people from gadhafi forces. former u.s. congressman and former presidential candidate ron polls says there's a certain irony in washington's claim to be fighting for democracy in venezuela. i think it's going to end up in violence and we could have a civil war some countries are lining up with him but we've been antagonizing and threatening him and decide that we're going to install a president for them and i would think even the people that might not like manure or shouldn't like settling the dispute is internal issue they should settle it and i think it is rather ironic for our government to say that they want to take care of venezuela because they're not democratic and we have to take care of it by you know authoritarian approach of us installing a president having a coup and threaten them with military violence because because they're not democratic enough i would hardly say that our position is very democratic. all we have to do if somebody wonders what could happen is they ought to look at u.s. foreign policy in the p

including sudanese president omar bashir and saif al islam the son of the name libyan leader moammar gadhafi not critics of the international criminal court have accused it of being biased towards africa in two thousand and seventeen the african union passed a motion urging its members to leave the tribe you know that's because all of the forty four people facing charges at the i.c.c. are africans. ten of the eleven countries under investigation are in africa long. is the latest high profile case against an african leader to collapse as you heard last year former vice president. against his conviction for war crimes and crimes against humanity and in twenty fifteen the charges against kenyan president who are kenyatta due to a lack of evidence. in. what does this case say about the international criminal court and its ability to operate instrument for international justice. no i think the first thing which not touched on of course the judge is that the court have to be fair though if the defendants and victims and if in this case impede the prosecution didn't make its case to bring enough ev

bags of cash to warlords and this is what we're seeing now saw with we saw with the tear down the gadhafi in libya you know we've had a major presence in africa quite a long time and it's and it's interesting when you talk about why do you know him sending these forces to the bone and congo yeah. but if you talk to africa surprise surprise surprise they denied. the united states africa command as africa their spokesman john manley actually told the media monday morning that at this time there is no change in the status of our forces then added that no u.s. troops on the bone were diverted to secure diplomatic buildings yes there are people there but they were we were we had nothing to do with that and we're just here because of this other thing but i find it unsettling that if this is about keeping democracy alive and protecting democracy if there are demonstrations by the public that's a protest. why is that not allowed why would we. go as their election although there's backlash because you know this guy i think has been in power for x. amount of tons of years and the vote was definitel

militia hundreds of people have been killed in fighting between rival groups since the fall of moammar gadhafi seven years ago. still to come on his era the runner up in the democratic republic of congo's presidential election calls for nationwide protests after the top court declares his rival the winner. aiming industry the chinese medicine shops that are now in poor health themselves. that i was forty two degrees in perth on sunday not much else happens you can't see anything generated from it's just dry heat there is cloud further east and that has in fact dropped the temp is in various places so it's a generous and pretty big showers around sydney north of camber as well that might be repeated but the heat has gone from perth down to thirty two now and it's running through south australia eventually it'll start to warm places like adelaide have already it's thirty two and it will get warmer this is come tuesday and once again when he was terrified raj across the dawsons due south wales and again towards city in a city where is the rain that you might think this should be the wet season th

we're protecting the libyan people from gadhafi forces. the yellow bus movement has a broad chaos had to french cities for an eleventh weekend in a row protesters that defied calls from president micron to negotiate and were met by riot police with crowd control weapons. it seems like it's all fooling apart at the moment and it just when you take a look behind you see people moving away from this main street taking it in front of the bank of front of us because that's where the tear gas is coming and as you can see people throwing projectiles towards the family's forces to trying to move those protesters back they'd been hand the basti for the last hour or so fairly calm and then about ten minutes ago decided that they were going to try and march down this street this is oh who sold on to one and as you can see it's now descending into chaos between the protesters throwing these for jack doesn't also trying to throw back the pellets of cheer gas which has been brought forward by the police you might be able to see the protesters actually s

fighting factional conflicts have plagued libya since the twenty eleven uprising that toppled mama gadhafi the un backed government in tripoli has been working on a new security plan but has achieved little without a national police force or an army the u.n. says at least eight hundred ninety people were killed last month and into communal fighting in the western democratic republic of congo the deaths came during three days of violence in three villages in the young the territory about three hundred kilometers north of the capital kinshasa the fighting is thought to be rooted in longstanding rivalry between the new and a ten day communities. well now to yemen the united nations security council has voted unanimously to deploy up to seventy five observers to the port city of her data and monitors will be sent for six months to supervise a cease fire and the withdrawal of rival for says after a truce still signed in sweden last month most of yemen's food and medicine passes through her day to support a diplomatic editor james bays reports from the un. a unanimous vote by the security counci

of england but we also saw this in two thousand and eleven during the libyan former libyan leader gadhafi was ousted now the those were their assets were frozen by us there were sanctions place with the help of the u.n. and to this day prosecutors are still investigating where those millions of dollars went they were kicked off these sets and they're trying to figure out who exactly has access to those millions and it not only was worth the millions it was still yielding interest so that's that's still under investigation. so much for coming. you. money go as we go to break our cultures don't forget to let us know what you think of the topics covered on our facebook twitter and you tube pages and those that are today. coming up our own taboo wallace talks politics and female empowerment with author and actress stormy daniels and our lawyer michael avanti she was on the red carpet stay tuned watching the whole. thing. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy one sunday shouldn't let it be an arms race based on often spearing dramatic development only personal

fire that libya has been in conflict since the two thousand and eleven uprising that toppled mama gadhafi the un backed government in tripoli has been working on a new security plan but has achieved little without a national police force or army. the palestinian health ministry in gaza is warning that at least three hospitals may be forced to close because of power shortages there isn't enough fuel to power generators that backup unreliable electricity supplies charles strafford reports on what's causing the latest shortfall. home early db is one of the around three hundred women a month to give birth in this women's hospital in rough southern gaza. her first child has just been delivered by inches area in section. there are daily blackouts across the palestinian territory so this and many hospitals like it rely on generators for power for at least twelve hours a day but the fuel for the generators is fast running out again as much as a lot of chicken if you cross the sea and the israeli siege in general for twelve years has got worse over the last year we have to delay many procedures be

factional conflicts have plagued libya since the twenty eleven uprising that toppled while like a gadhafi the un backed government in tripoli has been working on a new security plan but has achieved little without a national police force or army the united nations security council has voted unanimously to deploy up to seventy five observers to yemen's port city of her data the monitors will be sent for six months to supervise a cease fire and the withdrawal of rival forces forcing a truce deal signed in sweden last month most of yemen's food and medicine passes through her dead as port james bays reports from the united nations a unanimous vote by the security council to extend and expand its monitoring mission in her data they've now authorized up to seventy five un monitors for a period of six months the big worry on the ground is that the cease fire won't hold for anything like that long it came into force last month but is extremely fragile and shaky with numerous violations reported u.n. secretary general antonio good terrorists says keeping and extending the peace is one of his key

militia hundreds of people being killed in fighting between rival groups since the fall of moammar gadhafi seven years ago. and some news just in the turkish president richard tayyip erdogan has told the u.s. president donald trump that turkey is ready to take over security in one binge in syria without delay at once said an attack that left four u.s. personnel dead last week in member was an act of provocation aimed at affecting trump's decision last month to withdraw u.s. troops from syria from beaches controlled by a militia allied to the u.s. backed kurdish y.p. gee who last month invited syrian president bashar assad into the area around the town to forestall a potential turkish assault well more on that story later in the program. it's our sullivan. is now able think understand too that we can't alter some germ of a pen we'll talk to me later on. now israel says that it has shot down a rocket from syria its missile interception system took down the rocket aimed at the northern part of the occupied golan heights the incident came shortly after syrian state television said government f

. -- connell gadhafi in libya and i think the result is fewer people would have died, fewer americans would have died. we would he spent much less money and i would have pulled all our troop outside of europe when the cold war ended. i find it unacceptable that we spend all this money defending europeans who are perfectly capable of defends themselves when we have such great needs in this country. you go to airports likely laguard ya and lax, they're basically third world airports. you go around the world and people have first world airports. the amount of money we have poured into the wears remarkable so much more restained foreign policy based on the fact that we respected the power of nationalism and we're mainly concern with the balance of power. >> how do you -- i tend to agree but they depend on counterfactual assessments and i think that ace it's easier to make the counterfactual assess the middle east because we create such mess, but it just seems to be harder to know dish agree that expanding nato eastward seemed to invite trouble and seemed to threaten the russian but the co

been fighting factional conflicts of plague libya since the twenty eleven are prizing that toppled gadhafi the u.n. backed government in tripoli has been working on a new security plan but has achieved little without a national police force or an army. we go to kenya now where the red cross is saying fifty people believed to have been a nairobi hotel complex when it was attacked on tuesday remain unaccounted for at least twenty one people were killed and hundreds forced to flee joining the bomb and gun attack al jazeera is catherine sawyer has more now from nairobi. outside this morgue in nairobi and she's family members and quickly sweet for news some more that. now this over details of what happened inside the dusit hotel complex are beginning to march surveillance cameras capture the beginnings of the attack when heavily armed men walked into the upmarket complex. employees are running all over the place he was screaming for our point to realize that the best thing to do is to find a service place to hide. for hours afterwards terrified workers and clients barricaded themselves in as gu

including sudanese president omar bashir and saif al islam the son of the late libyan leader moammar gadhafi critics of the international criminal court have accused it of being biased towards africa and twenty seventeen the african union passed a motion urging its members to leave the tribunals that's because all of the forty four people facing charges at the i.c.c. africans and ten of the eleven countries under investigation are in africa long. is the latest high profile case against an african leader to collapse as you heard last year former vice president. against his conviction for war crimes and crimes against humanity and in twenty fifteen the charges against kenyan president who are kenyatta due to a lack of evidence. in. what does this case say about the international criminal court and its ability to operate as instrument for international justice. no i think the first thing which not touched on of course the judge is that the court have to be fair though if the defendants and victims and if in this case impede the prosecution didn't make its case to bring enough evidence and the j

factional conflicts have played at libya since the two thousand and eleven uprising that toppled moammar gadhafi here and back government in tripoli as we were human new security plan there's little without a police national police force or army. greek prime minister alexis c. press has won the parliamentary support by just one vote table to confidence motion after his government lost its majority on sunday but his main coalition partner walked out as the result of a controversial deal to rename leases neighbor macedonia northern mastic. two thousand and nineteen marks the one hundredth anniversary of the design movement it's a german concept that's come to define a form of expression involving mass production and simplicity the last of the schools was in the german capital where events are being held this week to mark the movement when it came reports from the. it's very name is a watchword for daring design this was where the bar house movement found its expression a school of art that energized a generation of designers who threw out old fashioned frameworks and ushered in simplicity and mass

militia hundreds of people have been killed in fighting between rival groups since the fall of moammar gadhafi seven years ago. still to come on al-jazeera. the. angry u.s. federal workers demand that protection is what together for a compromise to reopen government class at the fuel that keeps gaza's hospitals operating is drying up threatening the lives of those who depend on it to survive. a day of snow for some parts of ukraine but very few of the people from his cotton dime store at the european play in the alps yes are covered in snow is not much more to come at least for twelve hours there will be actions for the south and central train that circulation is of rain but it's not off in the balkans you can see small snow for central turkey and rain to cover the already flooded area along most of the sides to be honest to the west where it was raining where it's going to the weekend is by the portuguese so it's all fine again and the sun's a but then the next storm system comes in it comes down through the u.k. obviously it's much colder rather is snow where it's forward flank has a big cha

her father who is a senior government official is on his way to bangkok and let's get more now from gadhafi is florian nationalise covering this story for us from bangkok florian bring us up to date what's happening right now. yes so apparently the saudi woman has left the help forge under the care of the u.n.h.c.r. under the refugee organization we have seen pictures on her twitter with her outside her hotel room with that person front u.n.h.c.r. and it has actually been confirmed by several media outlets so i guess it is actually credible it is confirmed that rafa has left the hotel what we know is what the u.n. h.c.r. is tweeting is that it's probably be under their care for the next five days this is how long it might take to find another country where she might. actually go to and apply for asylum there now human rights watch they've made the claim they say that they're concerned about her safety that she might be in danger if she is returned home just walk us through why. well. she said in her twitter account that she had been the victim of physical and mental abuse that for example s

we start in poland with some breaking news the mayor of the city of gadhafi has died after being stuck at a fund. event sunday night. was a leading figure in poland's opposition movement he was taken to hospital in a critical condition after a man attacked him on stage a double rich has reported you succumb to his injuries just a short while ago we who live to get done for the very latest but first this report on the circumstances of sunday's fatal attack. moments before the attack the mare of good done praising the fundraising effort for children in need as a demo of it looked out at thousands of people. lunged at him with a knife. the attacker then remained on stage shouting that he blamed them as form a party for wrongfully imprisoning him. before he was tackled to the ground. he was holding a knife in his right hand and yelled that he'd spent five years in jail because of the mayor's old party. he said his name that he'd been in prison in was tortured we don't know how he managed to get on the stage. police have arrested the suspect who they said was a twenty seven year old with a

institute for graduate studies says if all my share wants to avoid the fate of late libyan leader moammar gadhafi and other failed our best course he would be wise to go into exile in allow sudan to pull itself together again interesting perspective read it on al-jazeera dot com. and protests over living conditions in another part of africa in zimbabwe where crisis could engulf the whole region if it's not addressed urgently according to human rights watch it says the ruling zanu p.f. . supporters are being beaten up people being handed over to police doctors have treated sixty eight people for gunshot wounds after protests over a steep rise in fuel prices police have arrested hundreds of people including prominent rights activists the united states and european union have condemned the security forces crackdown on protesters while after three days of demonstrations things are slowly getting back to normal but many businesses and schools remain closed and people are still worried about fuel shortages. that mitch says do not yield statistics. because i think before you judge would say yes but i th

doing the cartoons about gadhafi and and and bashir this it means that the fear is broken people aretalking people are coming out into the streets people are risking their lives so this is exactly what it means it doesn't it's not it's about the art but it's really about people who are doing things and it's encouraging more people to go out there and do things and if you were just going to look ahead where do you think the situation in sudan is going to lead to over the next coming days over the next coming weeks i hope for. i hope for the. more peace and i hope the governments really understand that the killing wouldn't lead anywhere and we're repeating things so i just hope that the international community looks at what's happening in sudan and these militias running wild and just secure the safety of these peaceful protesters ok a hundred when we thank you very much for coming and it's the us thank you thank you very much now the u.s. president donald trump is set to visit the mexican border that's in a bit to drum up support for his controversial wall so trump wants nearly six bi

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