mollies ousted president abraham because katter has met with west african leaders trying to resolve a political crisis after he was ousted the delegation also met with the military leaders behind the coup the delegation is pushing for a return to civilian rule. and russian opposition leader alexina valley is receiving treatment in berlin for suspected poisoning the valley's supporters believe he drank tea that had been tampered with just before he boarded a flight in russia. now libya as you recognize government has rejected talks with the ward cleaver hafter and that's despite a cease fire announced on friday backed by both sides in the country's long running conflict the tripoli based government repeated calls for negotiations with the rival parliament in the east but it's refusing to sit down with haftar who has his power base in the region well the government has already called for early elections and a referendum of the constitution the high council of state a body which advises both tribal governments has emphasized the need for a media to elections not a. new up we also demand

bloc ecowas we're not in talks for 3 days the 2 sides agree that ousted president ibrahim boubacar katter can be released from detention those were the headlines more news in half an hour but we return to world war one through our by here on al-jazeera. luck. money to rekey the 2 newseum writer and broadcaster is telling the story of the 1st world war from an arab perspective. in 191516 the war in europe was bloody mary silis and i'm going to lend to. the british and french were bald down in the trenches against a stubborn jam and. but it was a different kind of war in the middle east. britain strategy was to capitalize on growing out of nationalist feeling against for centuries of ultimate rule. carolina and the hold up with that minute they've created became at the age the mad hour and jim yet said we have i don't have either mush. home and i am now a miniature he and i have been going to ship and fish down the walk i don't know and you have thought about what the number one issue any of us a and and yet as i had the if they were. in 1915 the british high commissioner in cairo so henry

the sun sets on our journey through katter's natural wealth. just minutes from the capital doha. it's incredible. i like it and even. my computer screen it's this there's megson already it's amazing i remember that every day what would you like to see. more to protect. like what would you like to see what you hear and read. one thing kid everything as if this is the most important thing 2nd if you think for the new generation maybe the old b. will be used to use this. example why i want to hunt in here its culture is a long time ago that is a limitation of the food but no it's handle everything available so with the kids education and health of affected driving your car over the nearest caring hand this very for other reason i like falcon level we've got to protect the community and fellow we are going to handle. it's the end of our wildlife travels it stand months. many are not aware of just how rich the small desert country is when it comes to nature increased awareness hopefully will lead to more efforts to protect and conserve all these diverse back tickles of nature. not jus

african media it is there are reports that the army has agreed to allow the ousted president ibrahim katter to return to his home it also wants a transitional role in leading the country for the next 3 years talks continue on monday. the governor of sicily has ordered all migrants to leave the on by midnight on monday citing crowd of virus fears but it's unclear how the decree complete implemented since those policies are decided by the italian government now the order also bans the right of any new migrants or refugees at least 70 miles grants have tested positive in recent weeks and in sports by in munich have won europe's football's biggest club trophy for a 6th time by and beat one nil in the champions league final the decisive goal was headed home by a parisienne kingsley came and those are the headlines i'm back with knees and half an hour to stay with us here on al-jazeera. so that it will soon be under the sun over the edge so that we're going to. be on the most. it will take you on your own in. sort of struck me on your logic in the middle and. from want to show because you like. t

not pass a group of west african leaders have met with mali's asked of president ibrahim to become katter and with the military leaders behind the coup the echo are still a geisha is pushing for a return to civilian rule. russian opposition leader alexina valley is receiving treatment in berlin for suspected poisoning the valley's supporters believe he drank tea that had been tampered with just before he boarded a flight to moscow. libya's un recognized government has rejected talks with ward cleaver hafter and us despite a cease fire announced on friday backed by both sides in the country's long running conflict the tripoli based government repeated calls for the go fiction's with the arrival parliament to the east but it's refusing to sit down with her who has his power base in the region the government has already called for early elections and a referendum on the constitution but traynor has more from misrata. the internationally recognized government in tripoli announced a cease fire on friday calling for a halt in all military operations in eastern libya that has speaker of the took

drops out altogether later on wednesday the $38.00 indicating a rather more humid environment around katter for example basically is a hot and dry picture with the exception of showers building in the high ground western part of yemen well southwest society we've seen some big showers recently nice e.o.p. are they going to carry on an increasing amount of clouds coming into somalia and kenya so we'll see some rain here some coastal showers i think in the next day or so like victoria bring them up every night and then drop them every morning they just west was towards rwanda which is normal saying at this time of the year sas of all this it should be a no may draw a picture we are of course now in late winter and you tend to get some every now and again some active stormy weather coming through the cape and it looks pretty windy and not very warm either that's a strong wind was right on the western cape and the eastern cape. progress. or a serious mistake. artificial intelligence is slowly invading every aspect of our lives. but very few of us really understand its capabilities for better or