large crowds of people are protesting on 3 greek islands to demand the immediate removal of thousands. asylum seekers the islands of les vos some most and she also states street demonstrations and a general strike shutting down public services some caps on those 3 islands house more than 10 times the number of people they were built for government plans to build bigger facilities there have met with protests among local officials and residents and didn't use the max zonder was at that demonstration for us on the island of last boss these people here behind me tell me they want their island back and they are mad at the government in athens a government that has vowed to tackle the refugee crisis through the partitions and transfers but so for none of these measures have taken effect and people are telling me they feel abandoned so europe is failing the norms are failing and the. civil and other legal and human and social pursuits is in this country are being raped totally because we're not facing only humanitarian immigrants from syria we're not facing humanitarian immigrants from else

as a sitting the government said in a suit to appease the fury of the greek islanders but so for them being it's not such a big deal i mean that's what they always well know isn't it they want some kind of action is this not a suggestion that trying to help is just a gesture nothing more the under-served. not trust that they're. there actually if you read it they can take it no more. between living migrants and that interest being close to when someone is say as one to one to some islands. there are. absolutely infuriated. worse than perhaps just being ineffective is it as you're suggesting it could actually be dangerous perhaps some say international seem to think this barrier will endanger the lives of migrants. going to that's where it obviously the national was during the decade of human suffering and the grab and go for human rights or the humanist of a group students i have a questionable witness well one of them where they ask alan there's the good people to put human rights at the migrants. a boil them before the human rights of the local citizens how can this be possible huma

for the past 5 years the greek islands have become a key entry points into the e.u. for migrants and refugees many fleeing the war or poverty in sub-saharan africa and the middle east the greek government has promised to toughen asylum laws and to deport all illegal migrants who are not entitled to protection. german chancellor angela merkel is calling on western powers to include china in the pursuit of common goals and not return it to cold war era exclusion. of course we also have to build up fairness of course we have to practice multilateralism so the rules apply to everyone but i believe for us not to fall into an e.u. bipolarity but rather that we try was a result in experience we have to include a country like china multilateralism and treated at least equally. it comes as the u.s. and china managed to reach a truce in their trade war german manufacturers suffered collateral damage from tensions between washington and beijing that mostly hit its car industry another flashpoint was chinese tech giant wall way the u.s. is continuing to pressure the european uni

criticizing plans by greece to deploy a floating barrier as a way to prevent migrants from reaching greek islands from turkey the group described the plan as an alarming escalation in the greek government's efforts to stop migrants from reaching its shores. the ministry of defense has announced new plans to protect the external border so that no more refugees from turkey can cross into greece. floating barriers are their solution and the contract for production is up for bids because. the national coordinator had a good idea when he suggested buying floating barrios. to them to see if i have to decide effects. says the banks the barriers might look similar to this. right now these service storm protection between the greek islands and the turkish mainland they are being used in many places including off the coast of lesbos the plan is to build 2.7 kilometer long barriers or nets that rise about 50 centimeters out of the water this would be a barrier mechanism in the sea. human rights organizations are worried about the greek government's plans. yes tabish went to fans at sea to prevent the migran

overcrowded migrant camps thousands of protesters demand the government shut down facilities on 3 greek islands where refugees face squalor and desperation. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us it's never been tried before and no one sure will work chinese authorities are attempting to quarantine the city of han a metropolis of 11000000 people that's at the center of the corona virus outbreak that spreading across asia and beyond all transport in and out of the city has been closed down but will the attempt to isolate it work. trying to contain a city of 11000000 people is new to science it has not been tried before as a public health measure so we cannot at this stage say it with order to want work we know. if this is happening we will note carefully to what extent it is maintained how long it. public transportation within the city of homs has also been suspended with residents advised to stay at home so far 17 people have died from the respiratory illness in all 6 other cases have been confirmed across china. a doctor in will hand shows the isolation ward to a camera team from stat

news still to come people on the greek island of les paul's protest that they can't take anymore migrants we've talked to one man and his wife getting increasingly desperate in the overcrowded camps on the island. now to the united states and the impeachment trial of president donald trump the republican controlled senate has been hearing the opening arguments from house impeachment managers trump was impeached last month on charges of abuse of power and obstructing congress he's accused of pressuring ukraine to investigate former democratic vice president joe biden a political rival and of impeding a congressional inquiry into the matter trump denies any wrongdoing. lead impeachment manager democrat adam schiff told senators that trump's actions represented a danger to america's constitutional order and cannot go unchecked if not remedied by his conviction in the senate and removal from office president trumps abuse of his office and obstruction of congress will permanently alter the balance of power among the branches of government inviting future presidents to operate as if they are al

the overwhelming number of newcomers who landed on greek islands has created tension with thousands of residents and business owners taking to the streets in protest they've been demanding a much tougher line on migration from the government. we're trying to give a message around to the whole world that this can go on it can't go on anymore let's just has had the load on their shoulders for 5 years this this is where we have nothing against the refugees and migrants have shown their solidarity all this time but we are asking for a change to government policy that should lead to the equal distribution of refugees and migrants. the migrants should go we're not racist simply the situation on the island is out of control 100 percent you can see for yourself what's happening coming and they're not leaving open the borders so they can go to salute bulgaria germany. ok returning to our top story this hour now after 47 years britain's divorce from the european union will be complete in just a few hours or at least that's what the government is claiming let's go back to that guess that we promi

locals took to the streets businesses were shut down for 24 hours on 3 greek islands lesbos some us and kilos which are all popular tourist resorts the local authorities will later be having to athens to present their demands to the government some refugee camps on the islands have more than 10 times the number of people they were originally built for. we try to give a message around to the whole world that this can go on it can't go on anymore lance bass has had the load on their shoulders for 5 years because these ladies were we have nothing against the refugees and migrants have shown this solidarity all this time but we are asking for a change to government policy that should lead to the equal distribution of refugees and migrants you. is this the migrants should go with the racists simply the situation on the island designs of control 100 percent you can see for yourselves what's happening coming and they're not leaving open the borders so they can go to salute bulgaria germany. for the past 5 years the greek islands have become key entry points to the e.u. for migrants and refu

locals took to the streets businesses and were shut down for 24 hours on 3 greek islands lesbos saw most and kiosks which are all popular tourist resorts local authorities will later be heading to athens to present their demands to the government to some refugee camps on the islands have more than 10 times the number of people they were originally before. we try to give a message around to the whole world that this can go on it can't go on anymore lesbos has had the load on their shoulders for 5 years because these ladies were not we have nothing against the refugees and migrants have shown this solidarity all this time but we are asking for a change to government policy that should lead to the equal distribution of refugees and migrants to this the migrants should go we're not racist simply the situation on the island is out of control 100 percent you can see for yourselves what's happening. coming they're not leaving open the borders so they can go to salute bulgaria germany. for the past 5 years the greek islands have become key entry points to the e.u. for migrants and refugees m

right now these service storm protection between the greek islands and the turkish mainland they are being used in many places including off the coast of lesbos the plan is to build 2.7 kilometer long barriers or nets that rise about 50 centimeters out of the water this would be a barrier mechanism in the sea. human rights organizations are worried about the greek government's plans. savage went off her fans at sea to prevent the migrants an asylum seekers from reaching greece is not going to stick and there's no way that these will stop the flow as long as people have problems in their countries before human rights watch has stated that these plans violate human rights the greek government has also decided to deploy more border police bill deportation camps and speed up asylum procedures. all star watchers have discovered a stunning highlight in northern europe a totally new type of the aurora borealis over finland sweden wave like light formations on the left of your screen are being referred to as dunes now unlike traditional northern lights which look like vertical curtains these

international has criticized greece's plan to deploy a floating barrier to prevent migrants reaching greek islands from turkey this proposal marks an alarming in school ation in the greek government's ongoing efforts to make it is difficult as possible for asylum seekers and refugees to arrive on insurance and will lead to more danger for those desperately seeking safety great officials say the floating barrier will help contain the increasing inflows of migrants and will be installed north of the island of less both migrants often make that crossing over a relatively short stretch of water the barrier will be almost 3 kilometers long and more than one metre high. greece has been struggling to cope with its refugee crisis almost 60000 people arrived by sea last year and that's double the figure for 2080 human rights groups have condemned conditions in greek migrant camps with some holding many times more than them but they were designed for thousands of greek islanders have demanded their closure. yes. they have a well mean number of newcomers who've landed on greek islands has created tensions wi

criticized plans by greece to deploy a floating barrier to prevent migrants from swimming and reaching greek islandsrom turkey. they described the plan as an alarming escalation in the greek government's attempt to make it as hard as possible for migrants to arrive on their shores. reporter: the ministry of defense has announced new plans to protect the border so no more refugees from turkey can get into greek. floating barriers are there solution. the contract is up for bids. >> they had a good idea when they suggested buying floating barriers. after we install them,m, we w wl see if they y have the desesired effect. reporter: the barriers might look similar to this. right now, these serve as storm protection between the greek islands and the turkish mainland. they are being used in many places, including off the coast of lesbos. this would b be a a barrierer mechananism in the a aegean sea. human rights organizations are worried about the greek government's p plans. >> the establishment of a fence at sea could prevent asylum-seekers from reaching greek. it is not really realistic. people have prob

greece to deploy a floating barrier as a way to prevent migraines from swimming from reaching greek islands from turkey now the group describes the plan as quote an alarming escalation in the greek government's ongoing efforts to make it as difficult as possible for asylum seekers and refugees to arrive on greece is sure. the ministry of defense has announced new plans to protect the external you board or so that no more refugees from turkey can cross into greece. floating barriers are there solution and the contract for production is up for bids because. this is blood on rebel deal the national coordinator had a good idea when he suggested buying fighting poverty is bullshit from them or after we install them we'll see if they have to decide affect the missile to formosa's the blocks the barriers might look similar to this right now these service storm protection between the greek islands and the turkish mainland they are being used in many places including off the coast of lesbos the plan is to build 2.7 kilometer long barriers or nets that rise about 50 centimeters out of the water this

i have a well the number of new comers he landed on the greek island says created tension with thousands of residents and business owners taking to the streets in protest are demanding a much tougher line on migration from the government. and we try to give a message around to the whole world that this can go on it can't go on anymore let's just has had the load on their shoulders for 5 years if this these layers were not we have nothing against the refugees and migrants to the islands have shown their solidarity all this time but we are asking for a change to government policy that should lead to the equal distribution of refugees and migrants used to minimize this the migrants should go we're not racist simply the situation on the island is out of control 100 percent you can see for yourself what's happening they're coming in and they're not leavin open the borders so then go to it's illegal garia germany you might. political analysts believe that the fault fleiss with misty international and the european union he left and he said learn to handle the crisis. but i want to ask where obv

obstacle athens hopes will keep migrants in turkey from crossing the mediterranean and arriving on greek islands. and brussels says farewell to the u.k. no more votes no more delays yes frex it really is happening we'll talk about what the future holds for the u.k. . and paying tribute to a sporting legend after his tragic death a lakers preparing to return to the court for their 1st game since their former teammate kobe bryant died in a helicopter crash. i'm brian thomas great to have you with us today well more and more countries are issuing travel warnings for china as the coronavirus continues this. fred the united states and japan among those urging citizens to avoid non urgent trips to that country now this is the world health organization declares the outbreak a global health emergency that triggers tighter containment and better information sharing among health officials. read out the world's airports from los angeles travel to destinations like shanghai is no longer possible as the u.s. has told its citizens not to travel to china medical authorities are working desperately to prevent t

overcrowded migrant camps thousands of protesters demand the government shut down facilities on 3 greek islands for refugees face squalor and desperation. we also bring you the latest from the world economic forum's. just how green can germany so-called chi chancellor be. takes to the stage today here in davos but critics say she needs to forget her obsession with a balanced budget and focus on saving the planet. so i'm terry martin good to have you with us it's never been tried before and no one is sure if it will work chinese authorities are attempting to quarantine the city of. a metropolis of 11000000 people that's at the center of the corona virus outbreak spreading across asia and beyond all transport in and out of the city has been closed down but will the attempt to isolate the city work. trying to contain a city of 11000000 people is new to science it has not been tried before as a public health measure so we cannot at this stage say it with order it would not work we know. if this is happening we will note carefully to what extent it is maintained how long it can take public transport

thousands are protesting, demanding that the government close squalid migrant camps on three greek islandsdemonstrators say they are being overwhelmed by a new surge of refugees, with migrant camps already overcrowded. inside those camps, a picture of desperation. reporter: it is likely to be the largest protest in the history of the island. more than 8000 people have followed the call of this man. the governor of f lesbos. from the islsland's capital, he wants to send a message to the government in athens. the island can no longer bear the brunt of europe's refugee crisis. >> we want our islands back. we want our lives back. reporter: you don't have to go far from this scene to see how the crisis has taken hold of the island. this is ththe notoriouous moria ca, europe's fastest growing humanitarian crisis. just a stone's throw away from the capital. more than 20,000 people are stuck here. this part of the camp, the so-called jungle, has only been here for a few weeks. every day, scores of new arrivals set up camp. trash is piling up everywhere and it is hard to find a child that is not su

demands not just a symbolic move but rather a cry for help to finally take the pressure off these greek islands. our sports news now a top referee here in germany has criticized a soccer video assistant referee technology known as v a r for not adapting to meet the needs of the game of the technology was supposed to make the game more fair and accurate but it has calls plenty of controversy more than expected the german referees association says that a solution may be found in american football. making space making decisions is what makes this one of the toughest jobs in football but the fast paced sport also makes it difficult for referees to always make the right cause the introduction of the a are a video assistant referee was supposed to help eliminate human mistakes but has it cause more confusion than clarity yet. when you look at how many wrong calls we've already prevented then it's fine but there are always things we can continue to improve the. listen i critique say there is still way too much newman interpretation and that the costs are inconsistent and that the delays take the punch

transfer up to 12000000000 cubic meters a year from israel's offshore gas reserves to cyprus the greek island of crete to the greek mainland and then on to southern europe it's expected to supply 10 percent of the use natural gas needs. the project could also accommodate future gas finds in waters off cyprus and greece where exploration is underway but it's under heavy scrutiny from turkey turkey is laying claims to large tracts under greek in cypriot control in 2018 turkey sent exploration ships to waters that are part of cyprus accompanied by warships turkish president's recha tie a pair to one said repeatedly no project in the eastern mediterranean can proceed without his consent the u.s. however backs the trilateral project according to the israeli energy minister the building of the pipeline could take up to 7 years that means it's going to be a long time before israeli gas will be flowing to europe. fry an air says it's preparing for further the lase to the delivery of its boeing 737 max airliners as one of the world's largest airlines ryanair has ordered 135 of the jets the airline was

that of the protest movement and a nose diving economy large crowds of people are protesting on 3 greek islands to demand the immediate removal of thousands of asylum seekers camps on the islands of lesbos and some most howls over 10 times the number of people that they were built for in some cases. the defining trial of the me 2 era has begun in earnest in new york hollywood producer harvey weinstein is facing charges of rape and sexual assault prosecutors say that weinstein is a sexual predator who used his powerful position to abuse women for decades his defense lawyers have argued that his accusers were willing participants. appearing at court on wednesday morning the once mighty media mogul cut a frail figure sources close to harvey weinstein reports he feels he is the victim and has pleaded not guilty claiming all his sexual relations were consensual over 80 women among them prominent names like with paul true and angelina jolie accuse him of sexual misconduct several cases every church the statute of limitations and some others weinstein reached settlements out of court but 2 cases are b

the refugee camps on the greek islands are hopelessly overcrowded.nd president erdogan has repeatedly threatened to open the gates for migrants to europe. so merkel wants to make sure he still backs the still, he still is committed to it. she knows she needs him. she doesn't want to see another migration crisis in germany and the e.u. like in 2015. and erdogan exactly knows that. he knows how valuable he is for merkel and the europeans. >> and on libya, the two leaders had different stances, didn't they? reporter: well, apparently they have different understanding about progress that has been made on the ground. merkel, for example, said that during a libya conference in berlin last week, general hofstra, one of the rival parties, verbally agreed to cease-fire and erdogan reacted quite angry, saying this man can't be trusted, as long as he didn't sign anything, and he didn't sign a cease-fire officially. he basically still continues his attacks and we have the right to continue our military support in the form of sending personnel for training to the

begin in israel's home base an offshore gas reserve set to run across the mediterranean to the greek island of crete and then on to the greek mainland it could provide up to 10 percent of the e.u. use natural gas needs men who share attack in is an international oil and energy consultant and former research officer at opec of vienna he says this is more of a political move by the 3 countries that are viable commercial projects at this stage. they go she shows between these 3 countries 1st it was between cyprus and greece when this gas was discovered 4 or 5 years ago and then israel joined this negotiations have been going on on the political liberal quite a many times last summer as world what was it is and what for the my mind it is still missing that commercial company aspect that has to be investment of $67000000000.00 committed to this it is marred in politics old controversy and their risk of taking challenging it and so on so there would not be a commercial company ready to invest that much in this whole project is more it cannot be more of a political issue still to come here on al-j

western coast in a separate incident on saturday 12 others drowned when their boat sank off the greek island of patmos else the greek coast guard says $21.00 people were rescued and another $120.00 people including 50 children have been rescued off the maltese and libyan coasts they were picked up in 3 separate missions by a german owned rescue ship on thursday and friday. they are staying in malta and robert bello will be the next prime minister after being elected as the new leader of the governing labor party a short time ago he'll replace joseph muscat who's one spotless career was brought down by a scandal surrounding the murder of a journalist needs barco reports from the capital of the letter. this is the next leader of the e.u. smallest state robert a bellow is one of the ruling labor party's fresh faces elected to parliament in 2017 has been rocked by scandal at the highest levels of government must now restore trust and power central will be finding justice for the journalist and blogger. killed by a car bomb in 2017 she died delving into the murky finances of politicians a busines

for let's bring you know to europe where thousands of greek islanders have been on strike protesting this wednesday against the influx of migrants for parts all the protests businesses were shut for a full 24 hours on the region's 3 main islands the action was organized by local authorities who plan to travel too often used to present their demands to the government some refugee camps on the more than 10 times the number of people they were originally built for. we are trying to give a message around to the whole world that this can go on it can't go on anymore lance bass has had the load on their shoulders for 5 years. we have nothing against the refugees and migrants have shown this solitary to all this time we are asking for change the government policy should lead to the equal distribution of refugees and migrants. not the migrants should go with the racists simply the situation and there i would be out of control 100 percent you can see for yourselves what's happening coming in and they're not leaving open the borders so they can go to salute bulgaria germany. last year greece b

not just a symbolic move but rather a cry for help to finally take the pressure off these greek islands. and in the parts of the country are drowning in plastic waste but it's not a homegrown problem as 12. has learned she has written a letter to german chancellor angela merkel pointing out that germany is among the countries using indonesia as a plastic waste dump some something she wants to stop its environmental group greenpeace says germany is the world's number 2 exporter of plastic waste with more than 59000 tons in 28. trying to be patient 12 year old. wrote a letter of complaint and she's about to find out how it will be received by germany. the. best the german and the da to connote addressed to chancellor angela merkel it demands the country take back its plastic waste she says indonesia is the 2nd largest contributor of trash in the world but has also become a dumping ground for many western countries including germany and. i went to a chant junk parent seaport recently with my friends and i witnessed how developed countries have been sending all their waste to indonesia. tra

not just a symbolic move but rather a cry for help to finally take the pressure off these greek islands. listen to the young that was the message today at the world economic forum in davos switzerland german chancellor angela merkel told the world's business elite to heed young activists such as gratitude or demanding action on climate change she warned of a rift between young climate campaigners and older generation that denies the reality of global warming. dodgy doors were not going to stop uncle americal from delivering today's warning to davos this is the 12th time the german chancellor has spoken at the forum but never have the stakes been higher merkel appealed to the world to arjun li make good on the paris climate accords. the question of achieving the goals of the paris agreement could be a question of survival for the whole planet which is why we need to act or instead it is a known fact that. it's also why environmental themes have played bigger than ever this year with activism royalty meeting true while to the future king world can do great to turn back the us president is

gas reserves from israel's offshore levantine basin it'll run across the mediterranean to the greek island of crete then on to the greek mainland and finally up to italy john seraphina's has more now from athens. there's something for everyone who's in this agreement israel is pursuing gas exports to arab neighbors for regional leverage and east med is an opportunity to develop a permanent alliance with europe cyprus needs powerful allies to develop its gas exports without turkish interference and greece is realizing a dream to be an energy transit hub with italy expected to sign on soon this leaves out turkey which feels the region's energy reserves should not be exploited without it so the leaders here stressed inclusiveness. east med then up with only up the. east med doesn't threaten anyone multilateral groups like ours aren't directed against any one regional cooperation is open to all under one condition that they respect international law and the terms of this agreement but governments won't build the pipeline they only support it the job falls to a consortium made up of the public

known will tap gas or gas reserves from israel's offshore levant basin and then carry it to the greek island of crete then the pipeline joins the greek mainland and runs to italy it could provide the european union with 10 percent of its natural gas needs. are now in australia tens of thousands of residents and tourists have been ordered to evacuate in the face of devastating bushfires in the state of new south wales and victoria 8 people have died in the country southeast this week with 17 people still missing or a challenge reports. helicopter gives a bird's eye view down into was straight easy. but birds mammals people can get far away from these far from anyone that's not trying to put the flames out these foreign forces have a narrow escape this evening we call. that. despite an orange wall of see a repeat of the old truck when we were in there in the thick of it we thought this could be it it was. feeling the heat in a different ways australia's prime minister scott morrison. a lot of money but we have. the prime minister touring the town of new south wales he got this reception. now y

thousands of greek islanders were art on strike protesting and weapons against the influx of migrants there as part of the protest businesses were shut for 24 hours in the regions 3 main this was organized by local authorities who planned to travel to the capital oftens to present their demands to the government some refugee camps on the island more than 10 times the number of people they were originally built for. we try to give a message around to the whole world that this can go on it can't go on anymore lesbos has had the load on their shoulders for 5 years because these ladies were we have nothing against the refugees and migrants have shown this solidarity all this time but we are asking for a change to government policy that should lead to the equal distribution of refugees and migrants to make them as does the migrants should go with racists simply the situation on the island is out of control 100 percent you. you can see for yourself what's happening coming and they're not leaving open the borders so then go to salute bulgaria germany. well last year greece became the main en

large crowds of people are protesting on 3 greek islands to demand that the leaders remove all of thousands of asylum seekers camps on the islands of less vast chiasson and some us house over 10 times the number of people they were designed to host in some cases. the discovery of an unexploded world war 2 bomb led to the evacuation of almost 2000 people from central berlin on tuesday public transport was disrupted and street traffic diverted experts have since successfully defused the device. you're watching did every news coming up ahead the phone damage caused by the australian bushfires millions of animals including kangaroos have been killed or injured the devastation is in part inspired a young boy thousands of kilometers away to find a way to have. detached children the outbreak of a new grown up virus in china has risen to 9 and there is growing fear the disease could spread shiners confirmed more than 400 cases and the virus is on the move with infections reported in hong kong and macau other regions have also confirmed cases thailand taiwan south korea and japan there's also been a

large crowds of people are protesting on 3 greek islands to demand the immediate removal of thousands of asylum seekers camps on the islands of less boss chiasson and some of those house over 10 times the number of people they were built for some cases brazilian prosecutors have charged 16 people from the mining company vallejo and its german auditor over the collapse of a dam a year ago the disaster in the southern states of minister ice killed $270.00 people and dumped toxic sludge in a local river where the charges include. homicide and environmental crimes. chinese state television reports that the death toll in the outbreak of a new corona virus in china has now jumped to 17 with nearly 500 confirmed cases well there is now growing fear that the disease could spread and several countries are screening transit points for passengers well the virus is on the move and that's what makes it so scary hong kong and macau have confirmed infections other regions have also reported a handful of cases thailand type what's ability of a viral mutation. all right joining me now for more on this

the barriers might look similar to this right now these service storm protection between the greek islands and the turkish mainland they are being used in many places including off the coast of lesbos the plan is to build 2.7 kilometer long barriers or nets that rise about 50 centimeters out of the water this would be a barrier mechanism in the agency. human rights organizations are worried about the greek government's plans. yes tabish went to her fans at sea to prevent the migrants from this time seekers from reaching greece . stick and there's no way that these will stop the flow as long as people have problems in their countries before human rights watch has stated that these plans violate human rights the greek government has also decided to deploy more border police bill deportation camps and speed up asylum procedures. now for some more stories from around the world australian officials have declared a state of emergency for the capital city of canberra and surrounding regions as soaring temperatures and strong winds threaten to worsen a large bushfire burning out of control it's th

turkey illegally has gone up sharply in recent months in the past year the refugee camps on the greek islands off hopelessly overcrowded and present ad one has repeatedly threatened to open the gates for migrants to europe so magical ones to make sure he still backs of the he still committed to it she knows she needs him she doesn't want to see another migration crisis in germany and the e.u. like in 2015 and it's exactly knows that he knows how valuable he is for america and the europeans on the libya the 2 leaders are different to start insistent. well apparently they have a different understanding about progress that has been made on the ground for example said that during a libya com friends in berlin last week general huff saw one of the rival parties verbal agree to a cease fire and. react quite angrily to that and said this man can't be trusted as long as he didn't sign anything and he didn't sign a cease fire officially he basically still continues his attacks and we have the right to continue our military support in the form of sending cozumel for training to the tripoli government b