was not of this similar feelings in 2011 concerning libya but they went to libya because we need why. it is not for the u.s. and it is not for it is because when you feel that you have a kid in the family that this says you do not say i go in to succeed or not this is i mean i understand your intentions but i think you also have to make broad their judgment in a made broader conclusions because if you keep committing the same mistake over and over again because as what kind of mistake did i commit trying not talking about young talking about the international community about the many western countries who believe that they have it in themselves the knowledge they expertise of improving lives because the micro saying that that was it was a was a mistake well they said that involves iraq as well there but that didn't stop him from improving or trying to improve i think it's by now those countries more reluctant to go into this kind of crusades i think the as one by the way american observer once said we went into iraq and we all could buy the and it was a disaster we didn't go into syri

controlling libya and he always speaks about libya needs a strong force to control its. you said you were a friend at the time to do you consider that he could be a ruthless military leader then i never had that idea in my mind i thought that. since he was you know suffered the from the ruthless regime of get there feel that he should not be the same rootless that mentality or attitude and when he decided after the revolution started in 2011 to go to libya you were there was his side take him to the airport i believe yes and it was you know really. in an effort to help the a revolution and when he went back to libya he started to build his own you know and to raja here on special forces his aunt's ego status i realized that this is not a person that i will continue to have a relationship with because he went to pain garci besieged part of benghazi went to another city in the east of besieged erna he's been accused and some of his those working within his forces of war crimes could you for seen any of these things never never and by the way these are there is also of late

controlling libya and he always speaks about libya needs a strong force to control its. you said you were a friend at the time to do you consider that he could be a ruthless military leader then i never had that idea in my mind i thought that. since he was you know suffered the from the ruthless regime of get there feel that he should not be the same rootless that mentality or attitude and when he decided after the revolution started in 2011 to go to libya you were there his side take him to the airport i believe yes and it was you know really. in an effort to help the a revolution and when he went back to libya he started to build his own you know and to raja here on special forces his aunt's ego status i realized that this is not a person that i will continue to have a relationship with because he went to pain garci besieged part of benghazi went to another city in the east of besieged erna he's been accused and some of his those working within his forces of war crimes could you for seen any of these things never never and by the way these are there is also of later on

controlling libya and he always speaks about libya needs a strong force to point towards you said you were a friend at the time to you consider that he could be a ruthless military leader then i never had that idea in my mind. i thought that. since he was you know suffered the from the ruthless the regime of get there feel that he should not be the same rootless that mentality or attitude and when he decided after the revolution started in 2011 to go to libya you were there his side take him to the airport i believe yes and it was you know really. in an effort to help the a revolution and when he went back to libya he started to build his own you know and to raja here on special forces his aunt's ego status i realized that this is not a person that i will continue to have a relationship with because he went to pain garci besieged part of benghazi went to another city in the east of besieged erna he's been accused and some of his those working within his forces of war crimes could you for seen any of these things never never and by the way these are there is also of later on at the beg

prosperous libya coming forward for sure libya lived for 42 years under the theory and get definite. 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 b. 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 of gadhafi and for most of your life he was in control of libya he came to power in 1969 what was life like on the gadhafi. well. what is life under any dictatorial regime lack of freedom leftover rule of law left of decency lack of development and human development and country development libya and 42 years after the end of the good def he is she the country was worse than when it was in 69 by the way he is. we were the same age 42 but both of us were born in 42 and i k

has a program to attack libya and to liberate libya from get their feed from jet and they did the deal with the americans and with the chad is that if they let the libyan prison there is a war in chad at least they can be starting the libyan national army but as part of the an f s l the national front for there's a division libya when this to be. was successful in his coup against or send anybody these are these are the charlie and leaders will have to leave the area he thought was him down with the help of the french the whole project failed and the americans help but the prisoners of war who were in chad and transported them to the united states so general have to is living in the u.s. as an exile from libya you are living there too that you know each other. before we did not but we knew each other when he came to virginia and we lived for many years together as acquaintances friends in the northern virginia city of fairfax and as far as they know he was with all the libyans who came from chad. if you jesus who want to help and who want to rebuild their lives there. after many years

has a program to attack libya and to liberate libya from get their fee from jet and they did the deal with the americans and with the chad ins that if they let the libyan prison there is a war.

the journey between the share and libya is dangerous. and migrant desk and desert roads have been frequent. the new law will save lives according to the european union who pushed for its introduction. men like madam me who organized the migrants transport had previously risk those lives. today is the largest per capita recipient of e.u. aid including funds to train guards at this checkpoint. under us well over the bonnet of the you know. but the e.u. has a vested interest it wants to stop african migrants from reaching europe and it's been argued that by passing the law has helped europe move its most southern border right into africa. in return for managing migration new share is rewarded by europe with lots of development aid and if successful this is a model that could be exported to other countries around the world so we've come here to find out how it works. for centuries the city of ideas has been the gateway into the sarra. caravans departed from here and the 1980 s. saw boom in tourism until a series of tribal belgians turned the

thank you for joining us forces to libya's u.n. recognized government say they have retaken the town of gori on more than 80 kilometers south of the capital tripoli from forces loyal to warlord tidy but have tossed fighters say they still have control of gary on where he serves as one of their main bases of operation and losing it would be a big setback for their 12 week campaign to seize tripoli have ties allied with a rival administration based in the eastern city of took algiers mahmoud i've done what i had has the latest from tripoli. the city of that about 80 kilometers to the south was from the capital tripoli has finally fallen into the hands of forces loyal to the e.u. and it could nice to government of national accord the city of his various threats you dick as it has been used as a supporting help alongside the city of that huna for have to his forces fighting the government forces in southern tripoli forces loyal to the warlord 24 have to have taken control of the city for the past 3 months and now after losing the house

arms and bargo on libya. weapons and ammunitions have been sent to the specialized experts and have been documented the military commanders and the political leaders are now fully aware of these weapons and ammunitions to make the right decisions that it will be announced well libya correspondent. in tripoli sets up our discussion. as a the capture of the strategic town over the un from have to has forces forces loyal to libya's you and backed government of national accord and i was said that they captured a number of anti tanks rockets. a.t.g. sophisticated advances u.s. made anti tanks rockets now the military sources with a government of national accord say that they have assigned a team of experts to check and document these weapons and also to arrange any poor to be submitted to the concern of international institutions possibly in the united nations meanwhile officials at the pentagon as department of defense say that they are aware of these reports but meanwhile they're investigating and demanding addi

the journey between egypt and libya is dangerous. and migrant desk and desert roads have been frequent and. the new law will save lives according to the european union who pushed for its introduction. men like madam me who organized the migrants transport had previously risked those lives. today is the largest per capita recipient of e.u. aid including funds to train guards at this checkpoint. and the critical market as well but what about the i don't know the you know. but the e.u. has a vested interest it wants to stop african migrants from reaching europe and it's been argued that by passing the law has helped europe move its most southern border right into africa. in return for managing migration new share is rewarded by europe with lots of development aid and if successful this is a model that could be exported to other countries around the world so we've come here to find out how it works. for centuries the city of ideas has been the gateway into the sarra. caravans departed from here and the 1980 s. saw boom in tourism until a

the journey between the share and libya is dangerous. and migrant desk and desert roads have been frequent and. the new law will save lives according to the european union who pushed for its introduction. men like madam me who organized the migrants transport had previously risked those lives. today is the largest per capita recipient of e.u. aid including funds to train guards at this checkpoint. and the critical market as well but what about i don't know the you know. but the e.u. has a vested interest it wants to stop african migrants from reaching europe and it's been argued that by passing the law has helped europe move its most southern border right into africa. in return for managing migration new share is rewarded by europe with lots of development aid and if successful this is a model that could be exported to other countries around the world so we've come here to find out how it works. for centuries the city of ideas has been the gateway into the sarra. caravans departed from here and the 1980 s. saw a boom in tourism until a s

libya and the. european powers haven't done enough to help iran avoid crippling u.s. sanctions that's the view of iran's deputy foreign minister after meeting with signatories of the 2015 u.k. dail in vienna the meeting was billed as the last chance to save the agreement. a refugee ship that had been stranded at sea has been allowed to dock in italy the sea watch 3 was left without a place to dock for more than 2 weeks with 14 migrants on board finland france germany luxembourg and portugal have agreed to host the migrants you're watching live pictures now of that boat from lampedusa the trump administration has turned up the pressure on venezuelan president nicolas maduro by targeting his son with sanctions the u.s. treasury department says he's been involved in propaganda and censorship and helping pressure the military to keep humanitarian aid out of the country well those are the headlines next up its shadow wild stay with us. when we stumbled on the saudi arms deal the. deal we really started t

particularly from libya the. they did what they were necessary to do to achieve this goal and they were successful but at all costs and because into closer to a community. when. this investigation will be do you think it will cover perhaps the implications of the invasion well the liberation of whether you want to call it libya and the impact that had on the whole migration issue into europe will it just solely concentrate on what was done to alleviate the problems of migrants trying to cross the mediterranean. or an obviously based on that period which is goes back to 2014 so we really focus on the migration crises but we really hope for a very 3 layers in which we prosecute which would be prosecuted the political leaders who have set up the objectives which tries to stem this migration flows at all cost the administrative. people who conceive the plans in order to stem those migration flows and photo these political objectives in the general direction of the european commission for example and then the executiv

of the conflict in libya rages on so too does a smuggling network with little regard for its victims the summer brings commerce sees and more opportunities for criminal networks to feed off the vulnerable as the region becomes ever more wary of providing sanctuaries for those in desperate need . so as these. gunmen have killed at least $41.00 people in separate attacks in central mali it took place in 2 different villages ethnic violence has surged in the area in recent months the victims were mostly ethnic doggoned hundreds of people from the dog and full army communities have been killed in fighting over land and water welcome webb has more from central mali we were in a camp people from the ethnic group fled their villages following attacks and killings and now they're sheltering here basic structures like this made of plastic sheets and dry grass having left behind hearts and homes made of bricks people many of them a nomadic herders but only the lucky ones were able. to come with their animals that they depend on for their survival because many animals have been killed or stolen

forces are allied to libya's u.n. recognized government say they have retaken the town of more than 80 kilometers south of the capital tripoli from forces loyal to warlord highly 5 ta but have tossed fighters say they still have control of gharyan which serves as one of their main bases of operation losing it would be a big setback for their 12 week campaign to seize tripoli have ties on lied with an unofficial rival government based in the eastern city of to brooke. has the latest from tripoli. the city of that about 80 kilometers to the south was from the capital tripoli has finally fallen into the hands of forces loyal to the e.u. and it could nice to government of national accord the city of that is very strategic as it has been used as a supporting hub alongside the city of that huna for have to his forces fighting the government forces in southern tripoli forces loyal to the warlord have to have taken control of the city for the past 3 months and now after losing that he was drawn to the town of us harbor which

libya and and turkey we know that turkish flights have been suspended libya since 2014 but only libyan flies only libyan a line libyan admission companies convecting flights between turkey and libya but not to push. airlines since 2014 we know that has that is accusing turkey of supporting the west.

special envoy to libya joining us there jonathan winer thank you you're welcome. now the son of former egyptian presidential candidate am a google for 2 says that he has great fears for his father's life after he suffered 2 heart attacks in the last 24 hours before muslim brotherhood leader was arrested and 2018 is being detained in the same prison as former president mohamed morsy was before his sudden death human rights watch raised health concerns for the 2 off to more cities death his son says he has diabetes hypertension heart and respect for ration problems but he has not been receiving adequate care. at the news hour live from london there is much more still ahead is it he's interior minister accuses the captain of a migrant rescue ship of an act of war or ramming a police boat while docking in lampedusa. desperate for rain years of drought dry families from their homes in the desert region of pakistan and it's but we'll tell you about the player who's fired a warning shot ahead of wimbledon details on that coming up later. now sudan's military council has

taken control of the overflights going between libya and. that. 1 over the end of may see again tripoli and those cities. under the control of the government of the national accord. well that's our correspondent mahmud out the why had speaking to us there live from tripoli he's across that story for us and we'll bring you more as we get it. well the u.s. government believes last month's drone attacks against pipelines in saudi arabia were launched from iraq rather than yemen that's according to the wall street journal it says u.s. officials looking into the incident blame iran backed groups operating in southern iraq until now yemen street the rebels were thought to be behind the attacks the iraqi government is demanding more information our correspondent john hendren has the latest from washington d.c. . the united states says that drone attacks on the saudi oil industry came from iraq is originally thought from who's the rebels in yemen these are attacks that happened in may and the iraqi prime minister mahdi denies that that is the case h

that's what's happening now is libya have been playing in the bus 2 months since the us that half those movement against tripoli have been playing to produce a product from the security council and it is very very difficult so for now the united nations which are now represented is i would claim indirectly complicit in the disintegration of libya and by the time i mean the misuse security council resolution $1073.00 which was used as a pretext for violent regime change in that country do you think the u.n. still has the moral mandate of trying to how believe in anything. you're knowledgeable enough about the us to know that you can not go couple do you and in general i don't that comes through this. it was a security council decision what i thought then about this resolution is very different they can tell you so it was a security council decision and security council is a present that they will have the will of state. of the united nation as an entity but also the collective security thinking of the states including the major states at this point. therefore don't ask people who work fo

including airline flights and ships after spokesman says turks in libya will be arrested as well so he's accused of supplying weapons to forces allied to the u.n. recognized government in tripoli also the u.s. state department is investigating how half his forces obtained american made antitank missiles forces loyal to the u.n. backed government said they found the weapons after capturing the city of earlier this week libyan media showed rocket launchers with the u.a.e. marked as the recipient if the iraqis did provide the weapons it would be a violation of arms sales agreements with the united states let's get the latest now with without the law and our correspondent in tripoli a lot happening here mahmud and all of it sort of starting to spread beyond libya's borders. it's been dramatic here as this morning we just have 2 different faces of the actions one in eastern libya were exactly in airport the main and main airport in benghazi were authorities there they have been asked to cancel all flights to turkey and also they have been asked to demand libyans in turkey to book their r

forces allied to libya's u.n. recognize government say they've retaken the town of that he and more than 80 kilometers south of the capital tripoli from forces loyal to walt khalifa haftar fighters say they still have control of that at the end which serves as one of their main bases of operation losing it would be a big setback for their 12 week campaign to seize tripoli after it is allied with a rival government based in the eastern city of tobruk mahmud have done well head has the latest from tripoli. the city of that about 80 kilometers to the south was from the capital tripoli has finally fallen into the hands of forces loyal to the e.u. and it could nice to government of national accord the city of that is very strategic as it has been used as a supporting hub alongside the city of that huna for have to his forces fighting the government forces in southern tripoli forces loyal to the warlord 24 have to have taken control of the city for the past 3 months and now after losing the house was drawn to the town o

it's the 2nd speech to be delivered by libya's recognized prime minister. but this is different from the 1st the speech in this speech. is announcing a new stage of the political settlement in libya and it seems that he's announcing a road map to include civil categories of the libyan political landscape but not with the warlord health that is indicating that the negotiations between the rival factions before april the 4th that's when half those forces launched at the military offensive in tripoli is different from the negotiations after april 4th so now it seems that the meetings held with the elderly. personalities from the east of libya during the past weeks the past few weeks in tunisia to choose people to be. of the warlord who for have to take part in the political process is. still ahead on al-jazeera could really use syringes and drips be the cause of hundreds of children infected with hiv in southern pakistan. and how many people in iraq are worried about the energy supply. hello again well here across parts of northern asia we have been watching a

come back or are you going back to libya. what is. the south. good luck. he's off before we can ask about his documents. as long as migrants want to travel there will always be someone prepared to take. the real challenge lies in addressing the root causes of migration not just in transit countries like malaysia air but in the migrants home countries to me. until then made those who still decide to travel to be safe. jordan's native tribes called security roughly hof the population in a country with more refugees per capita than any other nation. with an ailing economy and concerns over the trumpet administration's anticipated plans for the region tensions are running high. people in power investigates increasing calls for reform as the state endeavors to control political dissent within the house of my kingdom jordan and retry on a just 0. new yorkers are very receptive to al jazeera because it is such an international city they're very interested in that global perspective that al jazeera provides. we're going to work with china on where we left off. the

carrying 42an ship migrants rescued off libya two enters thailand waters. i will speak to our rome correspondent for the latest. swelterontinues to under the heatwave this week with record temperatures ranging from spain to switzerland to here in france. trouble forup, more boeing as regulators find a new problem with the 737 max. the plane was grounded after two deadly crashes. our update.in confirmsat notre dame there was no criminal because that started the blaze. the details on what could have been behind it, coming up. first, our top story, live from paris. ♪ genie: an explosion rocked tunis . the attack looks to be targeting police. , three say three people police and two civilians were hurt. it is not immediately known who is behind the attack. to get more live from tunis, let's bring in our reporter. >> the explosion took place near a police vehicle near the entrance of the old city. and interior ministry statement said two security forces were injured and three civilians were transferred to a hospital. a ministry spokesperson said four officers wer

is when it comes to libya now the secretary of state had said weeks ago that they still back the u.n. backed government and they urged restraint here for syria but then u.s. president donald trump got on a phone call with khalifa haftar hour and the readout of that was fairly confusing they seem to be back you have to are saying that he was fighting terrorism in this letter the congressman and women are saying that that was just confusing and that it sent a message to armed actors that are now using that confusion over u.s. policy as justification to continue the conflict further jeopardizing prospects for a political settlement and threatening regional stability now what these congress men and women are trying to do is make this issue that gets covered because this is an administration that tends to react to what they see and read in the media and right now the conflict in libya is really not being covered at all. all right still ahead on al-jazeera the rebels in yemen released new video they say shows an incursion into saudi arabia. by turns for australia's preparations for the upco

curious whether where they're going to last longer or clear libya policy for libya morons. it's a real it's easier should there be a camp like egypt or libya becomes like yemen you should look him up and say well just see what happens there for the moment anyhow but it's good to have you back on the program thanks very much for your time. if you can state media says around 250 people have been arrested in connection with a failed rebellion in the northern state of. that number includes at least 39 members of an ethnic i'm hard a political party dozens of people were killed in the attack in the fighting that followed the central government has accused of hottest former security chief of organizing the rebellion harding has the latest in a suburb of. well since saturday there's definitely been and increased military presence several roads were closed earlier in the week since saturday several of those roads have opened we actually don't have any reports at least on thursday that roads are still closed so we do think the road systems have gone back to normal but the biggest di

before the shipwreck he says he spent months in libya where he was kidnapped and tortured for ransom listable gets me this manholes. approaching me. flows of money. they collect money they give money. it. was one of the fisherman who helped save the men that night he and others have witnessed the increasing death toll from such shipwrecks as the northern mediterranean countries such as italy continue to prevent boats from libya landing on their shores by criminalizing such rescues shamsuddin insists it won't stop him from saving lives. i don't care about politics or the politicians we are all part of humanity and we have to help people we as fishermen are not going to stop saving people even if the tunisian politicians are getting pressure from europe despite the incredible danger there will be many who will take a boat from libya just to get to the other side of the mediterranean sea in the hope of finding a better life in europe there's absolutely no guarantee that they will even survive the journey and those who don't make it will invariably wind up washed up in this part of the 2

forces allied to libya's u.n. recognized government say they have retaken the town of got a on more than 80 kilometers south of the capital tripoli from forces loyal to wall otani for have tar but after fighters say they still have control of gary on which says as one of their main bases of operation losing it would be a big setback for their 12 week campaign to seize shipley have ties allied with an unofficial rival government base in the eastern city of to brooke. has the latest from libya's capital. the city of the about 80 kilometers to the south was from the capital tripoli has finally fallen into the hands of forces loyal to the you and recognized a government of national accord the city of that is very strategic as it has been used as a supporting hub alongside the city of the horn for have to his forces fighting the government forces in southern tripoli forces loyal to the warlord 24 have to have taken control of the city for the past 3 months and now after losing that was drawn to the town of us harbor wh

and this thing is about to blow up and make libya look like child's play. and so maybe it is not going to work. but there was some serious effort put in there at least if you believe the turks or the russians. >> why don't we start with katie and go down the line to answer those questions and give final comments that you might want to provide. >> sure. i appreciate this is sort of around the region question. i'll start with the u.s. image of the middle east. i would most definitely say we don't see these as client states that we are just working with transactionally. it is a challenge because the region is so volatile and there are so many different centers of power, so to speak. but our image is really to try to build our security architecture with those countries that we can work with, that overtime they work successfully together to sure up their own defenses and see that cooperation with each other is better than fighting each other. i will say from a d.o.d. perspective, we just come out with the tools that we have. you know, a point that we like to mak

in 2012, they were involved in libya and the fighting in libya. we knew they were high-ranking.hey were able to grow in the .anks of the islamic state joined the fight in iraq in 2004. thelaims, from syria, killing of two politicians. radical jihadist groups. topple they tried to baghdadi. frictionsere are belonging to al qaeda because of .unisian scholars figures from some the government, about 3000 fighters joint islamic state from syria. the united nations said up to 5000 fighters joined syria. there is a huge potential for jihad in tunisia. it is a difficult situation. they are exporting fighters. human rights watch are criticizing tunisia because they are not getting back there fighters from syria. get thoset want to people back. we have tunisians in camps and also in libya. >> in tunisia, the president is in better condition. he was taken to hospital in critical condition. after receiving medical care, he said his father's condition was improving. summit has kicked off. we can go across to justin mccurry, covering the events for us. what is the main take away from day one?

it is it is a question that is crucial in libya and the one who needs to say that is the libyan people that is why we should carefully slowly gradually eagerly go into elections today you have basically 2 parties so everybody laban's the other the way he wants because that is in very deep crisis of legitimacy and this crisis of legitimacy cannot be solved by going to be able to. join me every thursday on the alex salmond shill and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. a german nurse has been given a life sentence for murdering 85 patients over a 5 year period 42 year old males her go earlier said that he was and. in 2005 course while tampering with a syringe pump and administering a cardiac medicine without cause this led to reckless to a series of investigations he was initially convicted of attempted murder in 2008 and sentenced to more than 7 years in prison but then in 2015 a judge sentenced him to life in prison for 2 murders and 2 attempted murders let's go live to our tease maria for national he's in germany for u

they survived brutal conditions in libya and. we hear the harrowing stories of migrants arriving in. the battle to become prime minister boris johnson surges ahead in the race to become britain's next leader. records are broken at the cricket world cup by the big hitting hosts peter details and sports. but 1st canada has approved a plan to expand a controversial oil pipeline the $7000000000.00 project will link canada's landlocked oil fields to a major reports it's faced off from indigenous communities and environmentalists construction is due to start next year but it's expected to be hit with several legal challenges the transom out the pipeline has been in operation for more than 65 years we approved the twinning of that pipeline so running a single additional pipe alongside the one that's already there this project has the potential to create thousands of solid middle class jobs for canadians people in b.c. alberta and right across the country would have more opportunities to earn a good living let's speak to the poor of burm

, where forces allied to libya's u.n.ec iced government -- u.n.-recognized government have taken control of a town from haf tar. five people were killed in the offensive. take tripolito began weeks ago. his forward base just a couple hours from the capital. leads a rival government and says he still has control of the city. more on that story as we get it. the human special investigator has called for a inquiry into saudi arabia's crown prince and one of his advisors for the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi. he has delivered a final report on the killing. there are legal grounds to launch an international inquiry. more from geneva. >> she led the investigation into the killing of jamal khashoggi. it took her months of intense work, verifying evidence, and studying information shared by many governments to establish that saudi arabia bears responsibility for the killing of the saudi journalist. >> estate response ability thank the question as to who is liable for his killing. the inquiry was a human-wide inquiry, not -

fighting in libya is forcing migrants there are to escape into neighboring tunisia hoping to venture we cross the mediterranean and reach europe. the reports in the tunisian be true. many have drowned in their attempts while survivors are stuck in a refugee center. it was supposed to be a passage to a new life but it turned out to be one of the deadliest shipwrecks in the mediterranean this year in may 60 people drowned when a boat carrying them from libya capsized off the choosing coast in the city of sparks only 16 survived after they were rescued by a chinese in fishing trawler these are the men that made it out alive navigating their lives as asylum seekers in tunisia their home for now is this refugee center. they are free to take up casual work when it is available but without proper documentation it amounts to the bare minimum iran who's from bangladesh manages to stay in contact with his wife but he has no idea when he will see her or their baby son again moreland was there one of them. before the shipwreck he says he spent months in libya where he was kidnapped and tortured

wrong ones that we are worth living is the wrong part of the food we are working to stop the lies libya according to united nations plan to have a stable government there be able to have elections the situation now is of civil war and look at what's happening to the people in those camps as you work to stabilize the situation could take years to stabilize the city me i have been one of those announcing more than others to shimmer right situation in libya as unacceptable i went to i got there i went to niger i have been among one and my political group promoting a marshall plan for africa to make sure that we really solve the problems that we invest there and we make sure the people can go take their aids could the problem is now look at the deal with turkey which is whole spin off effect since in greece as he says is to write rhetoric that no quick fix or. tim and the idea there are you right says those iraq around the wrong way to fix are its long term problems then and a stronger sure knighted and open europe not a divided and destroyed and broken europe its problems there are over bo

figures from the east of libya to try to choose people who. to be alternatives of the world. have to has been also and now calling on the international community and the united nations to get involved in. this he has just announced nic all right that's the picture from tripoli thanks very much health officials in pakistan's southern sindh province and struggling to treat people who have tested positive for hiv most of them children the world health organization says there aren't enough drugs to treat all those infected or a burden manly has this report. imtiaz ali and his family live in the tiny remote town of project area it got wild attention 2 months ago when medical experts found multiple cases of hiv mostly in children the ali family know this pain too well of their 6 children only one had to contract the virus 2 of them died. my wife and i h i've been negative but sadly 5 of our children contracted hiv and 2 of them died recently now i am more worried about my other kids as there is no proper treatment available here and i can't afford to take them to any good hospitals

northern africa but you can see this band of cloud which is spinning out of the mediterranean into libya to just catch a spot or 2 of right on that system then as it makes its way a swiss study cells are seeing kyra maybe 36 for monday is colder but warm enough behind. the weather sponsored by cattle and ways. goes on a roller coaster journey in the wrong and discovering how for an empowered refugee community south believes and identity. i'd like to prove to the world. i will be able to prove myself to my mum. and myself. to the side child afghan you know on al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching all deserve me sell robin a reminder of our top stories at least 2 people are being killed and 10 others injured in sudan's capital after security forces opened fire on protesters played been camped outside the military headquarters for weeks demanding a civilian government. israeli forces have entered the mosque compound in occupied east jerusalem they used pepper spray and detained a number of palestinians who were attending prayers at the malls. china says the u.s. must take full responsibi

libya as u.n. recognize prime minister is offering for peace to end the 5 year civil war. is proposing a 3 step process to try men fighting with warlord who before have to he says it will require u.n. observers to make sure all sides are held accountable for any peace efforts. but it misses i offer a political initiative in order to find an exit to this crisis i call on all the libyan people to support this proposal our initiative is as follows 1st an all inclusive libyan congress to be convened with the coordination of the international players to include all the components of the social fabric of libya including all heavyweight political and national figures whereby we pave the way for building the state on the rule of law and democracy 2nd during this congress an agreement will be reached on a future roadmap whereby the constitutional foundation will be led and agreed upon that presidential and parliamentary elections will be held before the end of 2019 or let's hear from our reporter head has got more from the capital tripoli. it's the 2nd speech to be delivered by lib

shipwrecks in the mediterranean this year in may 60 people drowned when a boat carrying them from libya capsized off the coast near the city of spock's only 16 survived after they were rescued by a chinese in fishing trawler these are men that made it out alive navigating their lives as asylum seekers in tunisia their home for now is this refugee center. they are free to take up casual work when it is available but without proper documentation it amounts to the bare minimum emraan who's from bangladesh manages to stay in contact with his wife but he has no idea when he will see her or their baby son again because they want to go. before the shipwreck he says he spent months in libya but he was kidnapped and tortured for ransom listable gets me this man how was a. broaching me. your money. my family collect money money a broken wing i would say it. was one of the fisherman who helped save the men that night he and others have witnessed the increasing death toll from such shipwrecks as the northern mediterranean countries such as italy continue to prevent boats from libya landing on their

forces loyal to libya's u.n. recognize governments say they've shot down a drone in southwest tripoli the video appears to show the wreckage with an image of a u.a.e. flag al-jazeera cannot independently verify the footage mahmoud abbas had has more from tripoli. forces loyal to the you recognized a government of national accord in tripoli say that they have shot down a drone that shows its wreckage it was made in the united arab emirates. government forces have been showing videos and pictures of the drone and it shows that it is the. type of the drone is called the h m d that was made in the united arab emirates and also the united arab emirates a flag is shown on the wreckage of the drawing we know that. has been involved in supporting the warlords or have to it with fighter jets in fact the united arab emirates has 8 bases in the east of libya which includes several types of fighter jets that have been supporting the warlords or have to in all his battles against his his enemies in libya since 2014 this situa

policy is in libya since the u.s. intervention it is completely fallen out of the headlines you're not going to see it on fox news he's not going to read about it really in the newspapers so it's not clear in many cases when this administration it's not clear if the president's direct in the foreign policy or for example in case of venezuela it's really being led by his national security advisor john bolton and then the president is sort of catching up that's what we've seen when it comes to foreign policy in the past but again this is unlikely unless it starts getting some media attention unlikely to really get the president's attention as well but even he thinks i was there is pretty coherent reporting live from washington. iran says that new sanctions on its petrochemical industry show that the u.s. isn't serious about its calls for renegotiating the nuclear deal the sanctions target to iran's largest petrochemical group which provides billions of dollars to the islamic revolutionary guard corps washington has bran