i'll gadhafi. well, this actually confirms what i have been saying with this very program for years that the will over they live be and people will be victoria. so then what is happening now is that the libyan tribes lippy and cities and towns are coming together slowly. but in a very, a steadfast way to liberate their country from foreign intervention, especially that all western europe and safer asli is increasingly seen by most libyans, as they way out of this, a crisis definite slam represents the good history of nivia. and he is a young man and he's project for the country, is that all truth and reconciliation and peace or on libyan so we are very excited and heavy and this is not a step forward towards authority or the throne of libya. it's a step forward towards liberating the country. we have seen 10 foreign military bases and libya according to the united nations itself. and we have 20000 or in fighters on libya land at this very moment. this is a country accumulation, and our 1st task is

crimes in 2015, but appealed supporters of gadhafi gather to celebrate the court's ruling. the vote will be held in 3 weeks time. uganda says its increasing its deployment of troops in the neighboring democratic republic of congo to fight an arm group called the allied democratic forces. uganda blames the adf, 3 suicide bombings in his capital. last month, laura burton man repulse people and barely woke in the deployment of troops and tanks. many want an end to violence. its bisette, the ethan democratic republic of congo. for decades. a joint forces operation by the ugandan incomplete government's aims to root out the allied democratic forces. the rebel group is accused of massacring thousands of people with we support this operation and the collaboration between our 2 presidents to put an end to the adf killers. we're expecting a lot from this operation because we want to resume with our normal life. this is a, it's a real joy for us to see the u. p. d. f soldiers, finally conducting military operation and darcy, mainland benny region. it was our demand and the suffering

the son of libya's former long time needed more. ma gadhafi has been given the go ahead to run in the countries presidential race, a supporters of safe and islam gadhafi celebrated the court's decision. in the southwestern city of sober good afternoon was disqualified last week by the country's election commission because he was convicted of war crimes in 2015, but appealed in actions and libya due to be held on the 24th of this month. political rivals in iraq because met to discuss, forming a coalition government to try to bring an end to weeks of protests over the election. supporters if iranian back groups have continued to demonstrate ever since the october, the 10th vote, they claim it was ringed despite several recounts several iranian backed factions and met with cheer leading mckendra sat on thursday, his block, one of the largest number of seats in parliament. but not enough to govern alone, went up to the head has more from baghdad. after 6 weeks over political arrival res tension controversy over iraq's parliamentary elections. political ravens met on thursday in order to r

not without the help of nato instructors, it was a group to take palms to fight against gadhafi. indeed be hated or forced to us as we were backed up by the whole world and below fightin. nature was frightened actually with us, long sighted us as the british government. also actually i was chained by and actually nato. it was just normal, basic training in weapons, basic train and yet out to ain't chew and reload. militant groups that lay to birth. terrorists have been ones favored by western officials. the inquiry has shown. when a delores commander was done with fighting in libya, he formed an anti government militia in syria on the irish government money. and did he subsequently lead a group from libya to syria? yes. her son manna he did under before that he was in island, is it, it he was at live is i live in irish. i know and, and he was aided by the irish government with money. and i believe the british government also knew of others well to go and help syrians, if against that, the fight against asset during the libyan conflict in 2011, the british government was in communication

after a decade of imperialist foreign intervention, that candidate is safe all his land, gadhafi and the b. as for information minister was abraham joins me now from germany. i missed a thanks so much for coming back on. it's a big news from libya not mentioned here in the british media. obviously, britain that took part in the aerial bombardment of your country. your reaction to the overturning of a decision that was to disqualify safe. i'll get off a well, this actually confirm what i have been saying through this buddy program for years that the will of the libyan people will be victorious. and then what is happening now is that the libyan tri cities and towns are coming together slowly, but in a very fast way to liberate their country from foreign intervention, especially that of western europe. and islam is increasingly seen by mos libyans as they way out of this. a crisis is lam represents the good history of libya and he is a young man and he's project for the country is that of truth and reconciliation.

it is now more mr. gadhafi does not have mr. after does not have a problem is running for the course. if they have some kind of legal homes, i don't think those. i don't think those judges, you know, said or gave them the green light without presentation to give them the red light. so the does you does, she should be out of this b and the other side, you know, on the other. it's not the job of this year this year, the country to decide ballistic li, if this candidate as the advisor figure or not, or you get, he actually governed the country once. if he went to the election, it's not their business. what is happening now, and they try to, you know, the different local actors, they're trying to blame. did you, she were by default was in my thinking as shared bit is shared between the clock election commission as well as the bottom into a boss. some laws that have been cook his eyes as clo, okay. and as yes the you and said it was coastal for libya to have presidents elections. yes, the international community said it was paramount

i'll gadhafi. well this actually confirms what i have been saying with this very program for years that the will of the libyan people will be victoria. so then what is happening now.

all this i'm gadhafi and the b as for information minister was abraham joins, we know from germany. i missed a thanks so much for coming back on. it's a big news from libya not mentioned here in the british media. obviously, britain that took part in the aerial bombardment of your country, your reaction to the overturning of a decision that there was to disqualify safe. i'll get, i think. well, this actually confirms what i have been saying with this buddy program for years that the willoughby and people will be victorious. so then what is happening now is that the libyan tribes and cities and towns are coming together slowly, but a fast way to liberate their country from foreign intervention, especially that of western europe. and see if a slam is increasingly seen by mos libyans, as they way out of this. a crisis in islam represents the good history of libya. and he is a young man, and he's project for the country. is that all truth and reconciliation and peace? or on libyan so we are very excited and heavy and this is not a step forward towards authority or the throne of libya. i

after nature destruction and declarations of victory in libya after the murder of leader, warmer gadhafi. could his son safe be elected president? this christmas we talk to ma, get out. he's information minister about securing judicial support in the oil rich country for his candidacy and his millions face humanitarian catastrophe, and displacement in the form of french west african colony of burkina, faso days of countries. prime minister was fired. we investigate the country's assassinated leader, often called africa's che guevara, thomas sand. kara, all this of all coming up in today's going underground. but 1st, this month on christmas eve elections will take place in libya, formerly africa's richest per capita, nation before destruction, by nato nations. like britain and france in 2011. but now one candidate is promising to put power back in the hands of the libyan people. after a decade of imperialist foreign intervention, that candidate is safe all his land, gadhafi and the b as for information minister was abraham joins me now from germany . i minister, thanks so much for coming

and the slum gadhafi was disqualified last week by the election commission because he was convicted of crime in 2015, but appeal porters of gadhafi gavin to celebrate the court ruling vote in 3 weeks time. outgoing german liter angler merkel has been treated to a traditional send off to motley. and a for 16 years was chancellor. she chose some personal favorites for the military band to play. ah, well that was a 1974 pop song by instrument. as nina hogan relate to the punk singer, michael opted not to stand in september's election but she stayed miss chancellor until polish and tools confirmed left schultz as her successor is expected to take office next week. jeffrey epstein's former house manager has told the delane maxwell trial, he remembers driving an alleged victim of the late financier. one less he said, he took the woman to epstein on maxwell, when she was about 14. the woman now 41, testified early in the week that maxwell watched obscene sexually assault her as a teenager. the butcher socialite has pleaded not guilty to sex trafficking charges . now the world's largest annual

after nature destruction and declarations of victory in libya after the murder of leader, mormon gadhafi. could his son safe be elected president? this christmas we talk to mama get out. he's information minister about securing judicial support in the oil rich country for his candidacy and his millions faced humanitarian catastrophe, and displacement in the form of french west african colony of burkina, faso days of countries. prime minister was fired. we investigate the country's assassinated leader, often called africa's che guevara, thomas son kara, all this more coming up in today's going underground. but 1st, this month on christmas eve elections will take place in libya, formerly africa's richest per capita, nation before destruction, by nato nations like britain.

off and supplies of cash, assist the opposition and work with other nations to hasten the day when gadhafi leaves power. the un greenlit nato's bombing campaign and bombs hail down on libya . as per the un resolution sorties were meant to protect civilians. as per you and statistics, some 60 people actually perished underneath who bombs and some activists actually believe real figures to be much higher. but they did the job, we can cadaver forces enough for local militants to finish him off on the ground without any trial. oh, when he came, we saw he died. but the triumph of democracy did not come. instead, libya a once prosperous and promising oil rich nation turned into a lucrative pi up for carving to be split amid goons and warlords. ah ah, ah, hillary clinton did not laugh any more as she was watching an american consulate being rushed by a murderous mob, killing the ambassador. i asked myself, how could this happen? how could this happen in a country we helped liberate in a city? we helped save from destruction. those libyans who had nowhere to flee, had to survive in this hot mess o

with, despite the events of 2011. despite the uprising, despite the toppling of them of more mar gadhafi government, the general understanding is that the hearts and minds of the libyan population are still with could of his son. so according to, according to every bit of analytics that is available right now on the situation there, this is in this, this who is very much in favor of the incumbent prime minister, whatever the militant se. and essentially if the elections don't, if they don't come, if they don't come, if the elections are disrupted, then well, if there's one, when that would be the militias, warlords, and the incumbent prime minister obviously does great outside interest in this nation. no need to go through again. the western influence and toppling more, more good of good faith. do we see any of that outside influence from whatever country of the moment? well, speaking about this, influencing speaking about international influence, i'd rather talk about the lack of one because it's because the, the international, the international powers, they helped bring you all, they b

now advising safe gadhafi ahead of christmas eve elections in libya. he category me denies any libyan involvement in the assassination of thomas and kara, before we get to who he is, why in your book do you claim lots of links to were? so the statements, one saying the elimination of st. kara was on the market of his raider. where do you get all that from given? we've had this denial. yeah, i mean, i've, i've, you know, read through a lot of us embassy cables and talk to revolutionary leadership. a lot of the colleagues, us and car from us. the car's uncle was the listen car was actually broken, ave ambassador to libya during the revolution and was, was very close to lot of the action it was going on there. and we know is it, you know, some cars relationship changed over time with you. i mean, initially cannot be tried to, you know, helps, and car resolves, certain economic problems cannot be helped us on car take power by providing weapons via gonna and you know, so the relationship was pretty solid initially, but it deteriorated rather rapidly and, a

after nature destruction and declarations of victory in libya after the murder of lead and warmer gadhafi, could his son safe be elected president. this christmas we talked to margaret of his information minister about securing judicial support in the oil.

i found the slam. gadhafi was disqualified last week by the election commission because he was convicted of war crimes in 2015, but appealed. well, those were the headlines and he's continues a on al jazeera after the stream stage. and thanks for watching bye. for now. talk to al jazeera, we ask, how would you describe sullivan's relationship with the us? we listen copied, my kid is not over covered. 90 nesbitt, terrible demonstration of the failure to human. so we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on al jazeera. thank. hello, i'm semi ok. it has been just over a week since we discovered a new corona virus. parent caught on a cron. he is what we know so far. let's take a look at a timeline 1st discovered november the 24th by south african scientists. 2 days later the w h o designates omicron as a variant of concern, bringing you right up to date. where are we now? we have confirmed cases and at least 30 countries say to day on the strain omicron and vaccine inequity. what is the connection between this variance and some countries not having vaccines to d

the son of mama gadhafi, as it is widely believed that the hearts and minds of the libyan people are with the son who came back from exile. who before that was and remained in captivity, rubble, captivity, he was tortured, had several fingers chopped off and still despite all the exile, despite all this, he apparently still he carries a lot of political weight. so, so right now again, it looks that libya is dangerously close to plunging into yet another circle of violence. more analysis and inside delivery deck, a long process to click away r c dot com with a whole raft of stores all around the world waiting for you right now. russia says it will retaliate after germany throughout 2 of its diplomats. on wednesday, the explosions came after a court found a russian citizen guilty of the murder of a chechen man in berlin in 2019 adding that he had acted on behalf of moscow. it's a claim the kremlin rejects. well, our europe correspondent, peter oliver, has details to russian diplomats have been declared persona non grata by the new german foreign minister anna lena bear bach in one of h

i mean, people who've been following libya very closely, obviously know that the son of colonel gadhafi was reinstated recently as a presidential candidate. do you think that could have anything to do with these events, or is it too early to speculate on that? for me, it's too easy to split it too early to speculate. i mean, obviously that is going to be a factor and there was some pressure behind his being reinstated. i mean, i'm not sure what his popularity is in the country. i don't, i kind of doubt that you know, that he said popular, but if he was, you know, there was an effort to stop him from running and now he's back. but now they can't have the election so it could be connected. well, there were some reports as well, of blackouts and some areas of tripoli. do you think that this is an indication of some sort of wider campaign in the libyan capital? you know, i think the black achieving were further than just simply triple 8. but yeah, i mean there may be a broader strategy. there are tick. so chaos as this happens. and of course, we have to remember that the presidential electi

the problem of external fighters, libya have being a problem from the very beginning of the ante gadhafi revolt in 2011. because of course, that revolt was stimulated and encouraged from external powers, particularly the great great britain and france. and then of course, the united states, they intervened creating the situation which would never have risen by itself. and then we've had more recently influenced turkey in particular, and katara on the west. they are interested in promoting supposedly muslim brotherhood influence the government in tripoli, 8 days to go until the elections in these circumstances militia on the streets. will the elections happen? do you think? in fact, we have intimidation? should they happen? i don't think they will happen. the situation right now favors the government in charge in the west. it's in some ways it also favors the east because whoever becomes president will have control of the entire country. so some people are very happy to keep control and to benefit from men, from sucking some of the oil revenues and other approaches in the various in their