and he also knew gadhafi during his schooldays he says that half is now resembling the former dictator. i. former foreign minister of libya libyan m.p. thank you for joining us here on talk to each is 0 your country is in population terms a relatively small 16 or 7000000 people living on the side of the mediterranean most of them living in one part of the country with huge oil wealth. and yet we've seen only since the revolution in libya conflict and chaos do you think there will be a prosperous libya coming forward for sure libya lived for 42 years under the theory and good definition after 42 years of the aerial ship i think the country needs some time to regain its helped unfortunately many of the warlords and people who are are you know trained and that they get definitely jeem told that this isn't a bush unity for them to a mess world and that created a vacuum in the country because that evolution in 1000 in 2011 had no leadership it was a bubble or revolution so many of the but even who were on it were good deaf ear people i suspect some of the problems in the revolution go back

gadhafi went on for 90 minutes.he didn't have a text in front of him, but little pieces of paper that kept falling off the podium. he was rambling all over the place. when i remember most vividly is 75 minutes into the 90-minute monologue, the wonderful arabic language interpreter at the u.n., i was listening on my ear phones, you could hear him in arabic say, "i can't take this anymore." he threw his head phones off, and last 15 minutes anybody who didn't speak arabic, they didn't miss much. [laughter] mr. burns: but the problem with gadhafi, once the revolution began, this was existential for him. he wasn't going to negotiate himself out of existence, and so however much we may have gotten wrong, some of the medium-term assumptions, you know, i still think the president's decision to act was almost unavoidable , because here you had the u.n. security council resolution legitimizing the use of force in that instance. of alle the arab league, institutions, calling on the united states to act, partly because at one t

and he also you gadhafi during his schooldays he says that half is now resembling the former dictator. who is a kook former foreign minister of libya libyan m.p. thank you for joining us here on talk to chisora your country is in population terms a relatively small 16 or 7000000 people living on the side of the mediterranean most of them living in one part of the country with a huge oil wealth. and yet we've seen only since the revolution in libya conflict and chaos do you think there will be a prosperous libya coming forward for sure libya lived for 42 years under the theory and good definition after 42 years of the aerial ship i think the country needs some time to regain its helped unfortunately many of the warlords and people who are are you know trained and that they get definitely jeem told that this isn't a bush unity for them to a mess world and that created a vacuum in the country because that evolution in 1000 in 2011 had no leadership it was a public revolution so many of the b. but even who were on it were good deaf ear people i suspect some of the problems in the revoluti

the weather sponsored by cattle and ways for 8 years after the fall of gadhafi more is still raging in libya but it's not just a domestic showdown outside powers are involved 2 spoke about the axis of evil. this over these and. talks to al-jazeera. i really feel liberated as a journalist was. going to the truth doesn't lie with that's what this job. hello again you're watching i just the a reminder of our top stories this hour donald trump has repeated he does not want war with iran the u.s. president confirmed he called off an attack against iran saying he wanted to avoid mass casualties the strike would have been in response to its downing of a u.s. drone. russia has suspended flights to georgia after the visit of a russian politician sparked protests in the capital tbilisi on friday the opposition has accused the government of being too friendly with moscow. venezuela's president says he will take recommendations made by the un human rights chief seriously nicolas maduro made a pledge after meeting michel but he was wrapping up a 3 day visit. at least 3 people have died and dozens m

when sponsored by the time weighs 8 years after the fall of gadhafi who is still raging in libya but it's not just a domestic showdown outside powers are involved too spoke about the axis of evil the up with this over these and you should really i was are cool tools to al-jazeera. well. when we. welcome back a quick reminder the top stories here on al-jazeera the u.s. president has dismissed iran's denial but it had anything to do with the tonka explosions in the gulf of oman washington released video to back up its claims but germany says it's inconclusive u.k. census almost certain a branch of the iranian military was involved. saudi state media reporting and strikes have been carried out by the saudi u.a.e. in that coalition against yemeni targets according to the report the strikes had proof the military bases and defense systems in the capital. comes a day after hoofy is talk of the airport in saudi arabia for the 2nd time in a week. of also brazil have come to a standstill during a nationwide strike against proposed pension reforms if approved the minimum retirement age of the

and he also knew gadhafi during his schooldays he says that half is now resembling the former dictator. former foreign minister of libya libyan m.p. thank you for joining us here on talk to. your country is in population terms a relatively small 16 or 7000000 people living on the side of the mediterranean most of them living in one part of the country with huge oil wealth. and yet we've seen only since the revolution in libya conflict and chaos do you think there will be a prosperous libya coming forward for sure libya lived for 42 years under the theory and good definition after 42 years of the aerial ship i think the country needs some time to regain its helped unfortunately many of the warlords and people who are are you know trained and that they get definitely jeem told that this isn't a bush unity for them to a mess world and that created a vacuum in the country because that evolution in 1000 in 2011 had no leadership it was a bubble or revolution so many of the but even who were on it were good deaf ear people i suspect some of the problems in the revolution go back to the time

equaled enemy number one secretary clinton was there to tell us that gadhafi security forces and other groups in the region are trying to divide the people by using violence against women and rape as tools of war and the united states come dems this in the strongest possible terms the media swallowed it whole libya mass rape claims using by agri would be a horrific 1st us and boy gadhafi troops raping issued viagra for as a defense via group branded migs libyan mass rape allegations not exactly the conclusion of the un or even human rights groups come with your conclusion that there is a systematic policy of rape in my opinion we can't i know i said i wouldn't mention iraq so-called w m d's and i won't but i will talk about iraq because remember washington's going into battle against it twice this will not stand this aggression . against the way. in the 1990 s. george bush sr was ready to go to war after iraq's troops entered to kuwait not convinced of the need for action perhaps this will help there i saw the rescue soldiers come into the hospital the guns. they took the babies i thin

gadhafi spoke for 90 minutes. he didn't have a text in front of him, but little pieces of paper that kept falling off the podium. 70 into the 90 minute monologue shall the wonderful arabic language interpreter at the u.n., i was listening on my ear phones, you could hear him in arabic say, i can't take this anymore. he threw his head phones off and last 15 minutes anybody who didn't speak arabic, they didn't speak much, but the problem with gadhafi, once the revolution began, this was existential for him. he wasn't going to negotiate himself out of existence so however much we may have gotten wrong, some of the medium term assumptions, you know, i still think the president's decision to act was almost unavoidable because here you had the u.n. security council legitimizing the use of force and at one time or another, everyone around the arab summit table, gadhafi tried to off. he was a unifying factor in the arab world and syria -- as you look at the arab spring tragedies, you know, syria is the most painful, not j

the media swallowed it whole libya mastery claims using vi agri would be a horrific 1st us and boy gadhafi troops raping issued viagra for as a defense via group branded migs libyan mass rape allegations not exactly the conclusion of the un or even human rights groups come with your conclusion that there is a systematic policy of rape in my opinion we can't i know i said i wouldn't mention iraq so-called w m d's and i won't but i will talk about iraq because remember washington's gone into battle against it twice this will not stand this aggression . against the way. in the 1900 george bush sr was ready to go to war after iraq's troops entered to kuwait not convinced of the need for action perhaps this will help there i saw the wreck you saw use coming to the hospital with guns. we took the babies. to think it is a must be children to die of a cold. that was a young a kuwaiti girl speaking to the us congress cue the headlines witnesses talk of iraqi atrocities the rape of a nation and some literal identity theft and q the war just one problem that girl was the daughter of the kuwaiti ambas

his have the super khadafi did he had a coup after was part of the gadhafi will his family was slated to all after him and i think that's what we have to watch for himself and his fellow you say doesn't want a political settlement and yet he has the backing of a lot of countries not just in the region but also european countries are they aware of his intentions and you know when they talk of libya needing a political settlement is it just talk. well i think people have been trying to convince him now for a very long time to a group political arrangements in which he was part of a unified a national libyan force with others participating in it and some kind of military council under civilian authority and he has repeatedly rejected that form and has used the political negotiations to elevate his staff his stature and his presence by recognizing this was i have stayed with that spark and he then undertook this attack i think with the fantasy that western libya where fall mediately just surrender surrender and be stampeded by his attack that's not happen i don't think it's going to happe

matches the entertainer daniel craig mention that rather than i did not read the weapon against the gadhafi. regime change congress you're going. to transfer a new person or. that. was. planning to take east over any kind of craft. going to 100. then. this. will. help. you out you know what. this was just good. to know they just noticed. it's almost a $1000000.00 the most. but i don't worship him because of my do they mashed all. of the stuff they took him. to. the worst. of the world for yourself and we confirm separation and we see that the message to the fans would don't be an internal transfer system would have been completed a few minutes we're going to have the 1st. little political influence of political figures because. some people are looking to shift for clues from the civil rights. to snoop i'm looking at code that is because i'm with you so yusuf to the station chief. in the studio of your post most people spoke to you should go through for a woman who's deal would be the little school. that a. lot of. good folks pick up. on her again you should accept the joy you're pretty much

i don't think there were many tears shed over the demise of gadhafi. obviously, it did not go as planned, but i don't think that one can characterize the intervention in libya as sort of a u.s. -- we were responding to our arab allies and some of our west european allies who were also very enthusiastic at the time for this to take place. now, with regard to is the process a russian-nominated process or not? i think that one thing for sure is that it's a process that is excluding the united states. that's certainly one of the goals. i think from the turkish point of view, i think that these comments to you reflect a certain legitimate frustration on their part. in other words, if russia, in fact, is a great power, why is it pressuring its ally assad to make concessions? either it can't or it won't. i don't know what the response is, but that's i think sort of the fundamental point about the russian-led processes is that they are not in fact really intended to bring about a conflict resolution. they are simply about conflict management. >> just to quickl

government and for those in power it saw what happened in iraq to saddam hussein and in libya to gadhafi and their argument is that if those countries had maintained nuclear weapons program or similar sorts of programs they wouldn't have been vulnerable to invasion from the united states and others although what's encouraging is with south korea north korea after all at the heart of the matter on the korean peninsula at least talking to each other now in 2080 in a way that they haven't been for 2 or 3 years there are some diplomatic channels which will at least at this stage allow for talks on more sensitive issues but there is a long long way to go before we can see an end to these conflicts thank you professor hazel smith for joining us and that is it from us to check out the rewind page at al-jazeera dot com for more films from the series irish al carry thank you for joining us so you answer. thank you. it's my privilege to name al-jazeera english the broadcaster of the year the country has a fight each other that we've been told that we can still hear these is the largest demonstrati

that's his vision it's the kind of in his head super khadafi did he had a coup after which part of the gadhafi will his family was slated to rule after him and i think that's what we have to watch for himself and his fellow i think people have been trying to convince him now for a very long time to agree are political arrangements in which he was part of a unified a national libyan force with others participating in some kind of military council under civilian authority and he has repeatedly rejected that form and has used the political negotiations to elevate his status is stature. and 4 libyan families in the united states are suing have time for alleged war crimes they say their relatives died in attacks carried out by his forces after is a u.s. citizen which makes him subject to american laws the families are demanding $125000000.00 in damages and compensation in other world news i saw says it carried out attacks in egypt that killed several security forces personnel for military checkpoints were raided in northern sinai and 7 police officers and 4 fighters died in the attacks age of saami

vision it's the kind of in his head the super khadafi did duffy had a coup after was part of the gadhafi will his family was slated to rule after him and i think that's what we have to watch for himself and his family i think people have been trying to convince him now for a very long time to agree are political arrangements in which he was part of a unified a national libyan force with others participating in some kind of military council under civilian authority and he has repeatedly rejected that form and has used the political negotiations to elevate his status is stature eisel says it carried out attacks in egypt they killed several security forces 4 military checkpoints were raided in northern sinai 7 police officers and firefighters died in the attacks egypt's army stepped up their campaign against armed groups in the region last year . a shocking photos of a father and his young daughter who both drowned trying to enter the u.s. have sparked outrage around the world political opponents have been quick to blame the president's hardline immigration policies trampas accused democrat

they did better than austin where shop we might have played good to have some of their players to gadhafi and yet we're for hometown. so i want to head say that we deserve to go through but as far as i see it it's still comparable to the biggest difference was maybe i. should put it that they played more like i don't. do you think that tottenham was better you never know the german troops there are there's a chance we. must go out. and we'll go in there when this thing gets here when the players. does it reverse. i think they've made us all feel welcome to the world but they just copy with a bad seed that. might limit matter but the fans in germany are they don't look like that at all that's really good and i think don't looms if the best suit of the world we can lose can win. the fans that was put. on the flow ok so at the end of the day the premier league and english are bought at this moment is probably just a little bit better than german football but you gotta remember i'm no fan like the german fans and no better place to expiate the flow of arms here in germany. ok guys that's enou

and they've paid to gadhafi and yet we fall down. so i will stay and say that we deserve to go through us. as far as i see it it's true comparable to the biggest difference was maybe i. should put it let me play more like adults. do you think that tottenham was better you never know a german ship or this german so you. must go up there with the finest thing and when the 1st. does it. i think they've made us all feel local to the world but i just hope we will have a seat there. might have been better but the fans in germany are a little bit older than me but i think the looms is the best suit of the words we can do better in. the sense that was put. on the case at the end of the day the premier league and english but at this moment is probably just a little bit better than german football but you gotta remember that no plans like the german fans and no better place to experience the full 5 years here in germany . ok guys that's enough here for me and in the meantime you know the drill be sure to talk to graham and you don't muck it up

about after investigators used phone taps to examine allegations that the late libyan leader moammar gadhafi funded sorry cozies 2007 campaign. u.s. president's nomination to become washington's new about to the u.n. is facing some tough questions over climate change kelly craft has previously said she believes both sides of the climate debates which became a key focus of the senate committee which will vote on her nomination by kana reports. kelly craft is the wife of a billionaire coal executive and like her husband as being an influential donor to the republican party she served as an alternate delegate to the un for 2 years under president george w. bush but until becoming ambassador to canada 18 months ago most of her career was in the private sector but the u.n. post has been vacant for the past 6 months with the deputy ambassador jonathan cohen serving as acting permanent representative action again very much under the direction of the secretary of state today have instructed our u.n. ambassador jonathan cohen to raise around the tax in the u.n. security council meeting i just finishe

local officials say there isn't enough housing stock available. 8 years after the fall of gadhafi more is still raging in libya but it's not just a domestic showdown outside powers are involved to squawk about the axis of evil. this over these and use your passions. talks to al-jazeera. after years of overgrazing the damage caused to the precious grasslands of chile is being reversed with one of the world's biggest i have a conservation project. they're pretty emblematic of the patagonia if they're plentiful and they're like this one is then you know that the system is coming back and that they feel no threats and that's why you're going for. patagonia on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. time richelle carey this is the al-jazeera news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes. celebrations as turkey's main opposition party wins the rerun of the istanbul's may or election for the 1st time and 25 years. since military dismisses it the o.p.'s proposal to break the political deadlock. or stop would be the kingdom of saudi arabia the united arab emirates there's such a state is on

government the money going to put into place for take libya hillary clinton was delighted to hear that gadhafi had been put to the sword we came we saw he died but now even barack obama admits that toppling the libyan government didn't come with a game plan for what happens next what he considers his worst mistake as president probably failing to. plan for. the day after. what i think was the right thing to do in. the intervening. libya but who needs planning right after all the people of venezuela would probably love to have their homeland go the way of iraq and libya nothing says freedom and liberation like having regime change followed by civil war and thousands of refugees fleeing for their lives it confirms something that we you know long suspected but you know now it you know is out in the open that the opposition is so internally divided washington you know would take over the figures like marco rubio favor a radical regime change scenario which involves the effectively destroying the existing institutional structure that has been built in venice when the you know in the words of john b

that's his vision it's the kind of in his head super khadafi he had a coup after was part of the gadhafi will his family was slated to rule after him and i think that's what we have to watch for himself and his family i think people have been trying to convince him now for a very long time to agree or political arrangements in which he was part of a unified a national libyan force with others participating in some kind of military council under civilian authority and he has repeatedly rejected that form and has used the political negotiations to elevate his status is stature and for libyan families in the united states are suing have taught for alleged war crimes they say their relatives died in attacks carried out by his forces after as a u.s. citizen which makes him subject to american laws families of demanding $125000000.00 in damages and compensation. i source says it carried out attacks in egypt that killed several security forces 4 military checkpoints were raided in northern sinai 7 police officers and firefighters died in the attacks egypt's army stepped up their campaign agains

the saudi government offered to build a huge cultural center and mosque in 2001 and libya's moammar gadhafi made a similar offer a few years later but both sank under a popular disapproval and pressure from the church and local government then in 2006 parliament decided that the athens mosque would be built at public expense and 13 years later it is ready the mosque isn't big enough to absorb all of these underground worshippers and such unofficial places of prayer may well continue but it's a 1st step towards religious acceptance in this overwhelmingly orthodox christian society jumps are open last al-jazeera athens. still to come here on al-jazeera the sports news a teenager we choose the women's final of the french open for the 1st time in more than a decade. plans that are asked by nasa could see tourists spending as long as a month at the international space station. is christensen and me. and we. want to travel in space soon it will be possible to buy time on the international space station nasa announced plans on friday to host 2 commercial missions a year starting as soon as 2020 fo

neglected for the other off the rails a journey through japan on al-jazeera. 8 years after the fall of gadhafi more is still raging in libya but it's not just a domestic showdown outside powers are involved too spoke about the axis of evil. this over these and egypt. talks to al-jazeera. this is al jazeera. hello and welcome i'm peter watching the news our live from our headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes. this is only the latest in a series of attacks instigated by the islamic republic of iran and its surrogates the u.s. planes iran for 2 tanker explosions in the gulf of oman but offers no concrete evidence to back that claim. sudan's military commits the dispersal of the sit in outside the army headquarters but blames protesters for violence and a breakdown in the talks. uganda bans public gatherings and tightens border controls after kills a 2nd person. also ahead a secret crossing into mexico will be live on the border to tell you how central american migrants are managing to dodge border security. top story the u.s. deploying a naval destroyer vessel to the gulf of

the saudi government offered to build a huge cultural center and mosque in 2001 and libya's moammar gadhafi made a similar offer a few years later but both sank under a popular disapproval. and pressure from the church and local government then in 2006 parliament decided that the athens mosque would be built at public expense and 13 years later it is ready the mosque isn't big enough to absorb all of these underground worshippers and such unofficial places of prayer may will continue but it's a 1st step towards religious acceptance in this overwhelmingly orthodox christian society jumps are open last al-jazeera athens. just ahead on the news in sports formula one champion knows how to and is having a bad day at the canadian grand prix it details with santa in just a few moments. she was black gay i'm from rio de janeiro's her velez 3 she was also an elected outspoken council woman until she was assassinated. people in power investigates the killing of a vocal critic of brazil's security forces and the legacy of empowerment she left behind the murder of mario franco on al-jazeera. the big br