and all that took his foreign minister who is leading a high level delegation to libya for talks with the unity government the defense minister and the intelligence chief are also going along he has been deeply involved in libya the u.n. recognize government of national accord against the wall old. train of islam for us in tripoli what does the government in tripoli get out of this trip. well i think libya and cherokee have very similar cultural background and turkey is a very strategic ally as i mentioned in the previous lives in 200-1000 november 2019 when libya tricky a greed on the side in this maritime agreement they both expanded their territory in the mediterranean so libya has seen their their land and an opportunity for julian rise in the mediterranean expand very greatly and also i think church key is a very you know very compatible with libya in terms of training there their security apparatus there's lots of turkish companies that were doing in libya even before the revolution so their relationship dates back very long lot of years so there's a lot of similarities cultural

important tricky relationship with libya is she went on to say that we should. turkey is extremely important to the successfulness of the cease fire that's currently ongoing libya currently has a cease fire. that was able to lead to this political to a political resolution brought in this interim government so tricky has played a critical role in balancing the power of course signed a maritime security agreement with libya in 2019 months after warlord khalifa haftar launched a military campaign on the capital tripoli i think this is really a really important meeting just it's just the amount of visuals that actually came you had the foreign minister the minister of interior the mr defense chief of staff of the military head of national security. political or political party members so you know just shows how how investiture key is and libya and how they want to grow their influence in the country and throughout africa and i think this this visit really shows that chad's military action to has formed a new transitional government with the opposition is rejecting

which libya is essential for for egypt it is it cannot be flexible but turkey tested the next stand i think can be a little bit more flexible than egypt so egypt is pressing over 2 main issues one of them is libya and the 2nd is the presence of muslim brotherhood members in a stumble on the other hand for turkey the priority is to to cut a deal regarding to the a maritime demarkation deal in east mediterranean as it regards as a matter of the national security as a set is a very long after graduating go tough issues ahead real problems between these 2 countries but. after after 8 years of strained relations disputes and afraid the meetings this up has been a much higher level of the symbolic meanings and nast we're going to see of the devil relation of the outcome of today's meeting damn if everything's all right for these 2 countries they're going to meet in cairo again but at the higher level of the diplomatic representation just as a same lot these 2 countries have been meticulously careful when it comes to even the joint statements not to let any disruptive power or any support

volved in libya to backing the un recognized government of national called against the wood. trainer with us now from tripoli what more has been said today malik it's always significant when we look at took his involvement in libya. yeah that's right well we heard there's a man goose she's libya's 1st female foreign minister discuss to reiterate how important tricky relationship with libya is she went on to say that we should. turkey is extremely important to the successfulness of the cease fire that's currently ongoing libya currently has a cease fire that was able to lead to this political to a political resolution that brought in this interim government so churchy has played a critical role in balancing the power of course a little tricky signed a maritime security agreement with libya in 2019 months after warlords flee for have launched a military campaign on the capital tripoli with turkish support the internationally recognized government was able to force. forces towards the east of libya soon after that a cease fire and then this government was able to take place so h

when a zation of migration is concerned and more people will try to cross the medicine rain in from libya as weather conditions improve and sass today the libyan coast guard rescued 334 my goodness. and more than 200 migrants from 15 countries of a arrived in the italian island of sicily they were picked up by the rescue ship viking rescue groups a pleading for european countries to open their doors to desperate migrants as the headlines coming up next. tension is increasing in chad after the death of his president and gas the enter a military council is growing and there are more protests and threats from armed rebel groups so the stability at risk in this north central african state this is inside story. hello welcome to the program. tensions have been high in charge since the sudden death of president idriss deby nearly 2 weeks ago all the impoverished desert country for 3 decades but was killed while visiting troops fighting rebels very son was immediately announced as his successor and a military council set up that moves rejected by the opposition that condemns the army's takeover a

they risked a perilous crossing from libya, buffeted by high winds.oo, they arrive. more migrants picked up at sea, aiming for the island of lampedusa. over 2,000 landing here since the weekend. this gateway to europe is under renewed pressure, battling the pandemic while carrying the hopes of the desperate. six years since the height of europe's migrant crisis, they are still coming. in lesser numbers now, but this is the third straight day of arrivals. the question is whether this is just a temporary spike or whether it is the start of a summer rush to europe's shores. we are here to welcome people, to say to the people, you are alive, but we also want to say to the people, welcome in europe and your rights are important to us, we take care of you. but in this moment, we don't feel this. for the eu's frontier countries like italy, migration remains an intensely political issue, and for some here, the hospitable welcome has worn thin. translation: it's time to say enough, after 30 years. - i want the camp to be closed immediately and a naval blockade

and resume work here in libya. she also referred to a few agreements that were signed by the previous government, the government national court. they signed quite a few agreements with the state of that includes no terry agreements security agreement as well as development agreements. so they said that they will come up with a, a committees between the 2 countries to re look into the government, into these agreements and how to begin the implementation of those agreements. so while, while, while all this sounds good, the new, the government of national unity has a sort of, has a very hard and road ahead of them. they are tasked with leading the country until election in december. they're also tasked with unifying state institutions, including the military, which is deeply divided. so they're going to have a difficult time bringing living together in order for them to vote in those they want into power, but a very significant visit today. and hopefully one that will, that can help stabilize the region. molig. thanks

how are things going in libya right now? well a report in u.n.perts describe a free for all inside the company at foreign powers flying drones, transport aircraft surface to air missiles, artillery as well as armored vehicles chad, is he deign to syria. what could possibly go wrong. joining me now republican congressman from ohio jim jordan. and the judiciary committee ranking member. congressman, i ask you that question seriously, what could go wrong again? >> yeah. well, we know what went wrong back on september 11th, 202012. we know how the obama administration tried to blame it on a joyed and cover it up. we this chris stevens sean daugherty daugherty and tyrone woods. gave their life for our country. while still on the roof annex defending. the clinton state department was already trying to blame it on a video. of course susan rice went on the sunday show as few days after that and made that same argument mislead the entire country somehow the video was a catalyst for this. i don't know why we are heading back. i mean, when i talk with folks

the support we offered according to the military and security understanding memorandum saved libya from falling into a civil war and support led to the ceasefire and offered an important opportunity to form a national unity government there are voices that are trying to quite between the presence of the turkish forces in libya and the presence of mr neary militaries however during a strategic cooperation meeting in ankara we agreed on a commitment to such agreements. taliban forces have attacked an army outpost in far a province southwest afghanistan killing at least 7 soldiers and capturing a number of bomb has also exploded near a school in the same province wounding 21 people many of them students afghanistan was expecting violence from may the 1st the previously agreed deadline for all foreign troops to leave the country or people in the afghan province of logo off fearing for their lives a powerful car bomb killed at least 24 people last week the attack happened as foreign troops begin their withdrawal from afghanistan no group has yet claimed responsibility for the blast. controve

facing armed groups like boko haram and to the north of char there's been a decade of instability in libya the rebel group front for change and concord in chad operates across the border this is the front line where it is debbie was fatally wounded. 4 more this joined by our guests in obvious way to go geo political and security analyst for a free political africa security a think tank a robot no for our board executive director of the nordic center for conflict transformation in london nathaniel powell associate researcher at lancaster university and author of france's wars in chad military intervention and decolonisation in africa warm welcome to your week way the this is a critical moment for charter this is a moment where people were looking forward to see some sense of wisdom prevailing particularly comes from the ruling council now the military council what happened was totally the opposite and a clamp down on the protestors could this be an indication that they are not willing to to make any compromise in the future. first of all i think we're after a god know that it's the continen

of david cameron who bombed libya destroying what was once africa's richest. country i've given the book to. i don't know the news coverage of the rachel reeves who accused by some of speaking cia talking points on venezuela although in fairness they were didn't support the bombing of libya. yeah well i mean they did the the whole regime change war policy really iranian in terms of the middle east at least i mean not in america is another matter gargantuan then i'm not sure they're not but is that in terms of the middle east i think you can trace the regime change strategy of the united states to the 1986 omi of libya which was. the 1st time u.s. owners had taken off from britain to bomb i and our country and. in fact is the 1st time they've taken off from british air bases in combat since the end of the 2nd world war so yes strikes in 986 were an extensive regime change they were directed sent to assassinate gadhafi i'm into that era $987.00 for the event that the book now uses as a premise the conference. that my character goes to an end ends up dead and vic

the support we offered according to the military and security understanding memorandum saved libya from falling into a civil war support led to the ceasefire and offered an important opportunity to form a national unity government there are voices that are trying to quite between the presence of the turkish forces in libya and the presence of missionary militaries however during a strategic cooperation meeting and korea we agreed on our commitment to such agreement in yemen 4 people have been killed and several buildings destroyed by flash flooding in the ancient city of tarim heavy rains on sunday led to rising waters in the collapse of at least 3 houses the city of tire in central yemen is famous for its mud buildings using designs dating back more than a 1000 years. to sec johnson facing off in course in a case that could reshape the digital marketplace the apple versus epic game showdown sentence around the dominance of the app store the only place epics wildly popular for my game can be downloaded apple charges developers that percent commission something epic says amounts to middl

and the support we offered according to the military and security understanding memorandum saved libya from falling into a civil war our support led to the ceasefire and offered an important opportunity to form a national unity government there are voices that are trying to quite between the presence of the turkish forces in libya and the presence of mercenary militaries however during our strategic cooperation meeting in ankara we agreed on our commitment to such agreements. israel and lebanon have resumed talks aimed at ending decades long maritime border disputes between the 2 nations began in october last month the lebanese caretaker prime minister signed a decree expanding the country's border claims so how to reports from beirut's. significant gas fields have been discovered in the mediterranean sea lebanon's prospects are in water is disputed with israel away from the media the long time anime's are back negotiating at a united nations base along the border in direct u.s. mediated talks were called off weeks after they began in october it doesn't start from the us and lebanon wa

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as weather conditions improve all the 300 migrants were rescued by libya's coast guard on saturday and more than 200 migrants from 15 countries have arrived in the italian island of sicily have been picked up by the rescue ship viking more than 130 people died last month off the coast of libya. still ahead on al jazeera. or in ukraine where coal mine is a course in the middle of the tensions with russia. and the want to own a piece of his training belongings go on to the hama including a blood stained. the biggest series of damaging thunderstorms recently away from arkansas back to texas and one to other states close by but texas is the current focus and more recent they need look at that science being blown we've had strong winds and torrential rain and damaging hail and there's more to come the satellite picture reveals us or uk in the cloud and lots of lightning strikes developing a area of low pressure area that's big storms widespread rain and hail all there throughout the rest of the weekend then late on sunday it'll edge eastwards into what towards mrs mississippi actually alway

rescue ship sea watch for says that it witnessed the coast guard violently pulling the migrants back to libya against their will more than 200 migrants from 15 countries of arrived in the italian island of sicily they were picked up by the rescue ship ocean viking rescue groups are pleading for european countries to open their doors to desperate migrants more than 130 people died last month off the coast of libya. thousands of people joined may day demonstrations across europe despite covert 19 restrictions to demand social and economic justice integrated job security the pandemic has crippled many of europe's economies leaving young people concerned about their future leave barca reports from london. to gas in paris an all too familiar sight france's may day demonstrations traditionally a show of force by the country's mighty trade unions. a message for the government the power lies not with politicians but with people. this year labor unions who are joined by members of the yellow vest movement that kicked off a wave of anti-government protests 3 years ago. the french president emmanuel mic

libya is too expensive the audrey chaldean cannot afford to pay the extra cost. the discovery of oil in 2003 was hailed by the government as the new dourness cut in production the main export fell behind then oil prices crashed in 2020 due to coverage 19 punching a big hole in government finances last year charged warned that it will have to default on commercial payment its not only trade that's been crippled many hotels here in the capital like this $1.00 either operating well below their capacity off shut down altogether and that's what's been the unemployment in this landlocked country economy say any recovery will depend on how fast the country instead of 1000000000 and achieve political stability create. a unity government should quickly be put in place and political dialogue must start immediately the army must also quickly tackle insecurity that's how will revive the economy win back investors and re stablish trust among chaldeans. charts economic and political crisis is made worse by high unemployment figures an estimated 75000 graduates in this country

by not being able to get so far by not passing egypt they're actually not striking a deal even in libyaso what egypt turkey's doing is doing what president erdogan has done since he's come into office it's playing the game. really well. bravo responsive is egypt going to be to this from the way you're describing it the emphasis is very much on turkey trying to fix its relationships in the region for all the reasons that you just mentioned one would imagine that egypt is in these talks have these able to sit back and say right well show us what you've gotten the world we'll talk about it but what is it that turkey can offer of your life in egypt that is going to bring egypt further to the table to make it more enthusiastic. so it's not your question egypt under presidency he has actually actually become weakened regionally what turkey has given year is a transition to actually become more power 1st seemingly powerful in the region by saying well play the game with i'm crap but not really so much so the ball is actually egypt's court or has not been in the past couple of years you know th

as weather conditions improve on saturday libya's coast guard rescued 334 migrants they were found on 4 small boats heading towards europe and other rescue ships at sea watch for says that it witnessed the coast guard violently pulling the migrants back to libya against their will. have been taking place across the world to mark may day for international labor day in colombia the marches coincided with protests against government tax reform plans anger that continues even though president. has backed down over the proposal to be rid of those headlines more news fear of 0 after counting the cost next. we understand the different. cultures across the wound sentimental value. and current affairs. this is counting the cost on al-jazeera people to business and economics this week . china's navy and its maritime militia terracing fisherman and antagonizing its neighbors or just defending their ancestral seas as beijing claims as the ones dominant u.s. navy lost control of the south china sea. also this week henry ford may be best known for his car company but he's also the man who gave the

you have to remember in western libya got the racine of the very strategic i. why, as someone who helped them in their, in their aspiration to become a democratic state. got there was one of the 1st countries that stood with libyans and supported libyans when they rose up against wal mart death in 201-1118 revolution. so they were seen as, as someone who, as a, as a country that supported their efforts in the support of their fight for free and democratic libya. today, they discussed a few things. they discuss my comments in the press conference and living foreign minister said that they were coming up with committees to discuss former agreements, the other agreements that were signed by the internationally recognized government of national court. the predecessors, there were security agreements combating terrorism agreement. so they were discussing bringing about committees and lamenting those are those previous agreements, those women goes to the foreign minister also requested that the diplomatic mission of got the return to tripoli and begin its work from h

they risk a perilous crossing from libya, buffeted by high winds.ough they are detained here in italy and take into guarded camps, they are safe and alive. by day, they arrive as well. more migrants picked up at sea, aiming for the island of lampedusa, over 2000 landing here since the weekend. this gateway to europe is under renewed pressure, battling the pandemic while carrying the hopes of the desperate. six years since the height of rope's migrant crisis, they are still coming, in lesser numbers, but this is the third straight day of arrivals. the question is whether this is just a temporary spike or the start of a summer rush to europe's shores. >> we are here to welcome people , to say to the people, you are alive. but we also nt to say to the people, welcome to europe. you are important to us, we take care of you. but in this moment don't feel this reporter: for the eu frontier countries like italy, migration remains an intensely political issue, and for some, the hospitable welcome has warmed thin. >> it's time to say enough after 30 years. i

must stay what it was like to live the company cally and about his experiences of the civil war in libya to discover they're both manchester united fans it's a conversation between 2 refugees 118 and the other 88. i was called him legend he has been a love for v.j. and done a lot of things to help in a lot of younger be able because he understands and he was that situation and know how it's fairly not been in somewhere like in cali or craig so has he done brilliant. yeah i want to be like him in the fish i had a lawful vision of what unites me is the fellow feeling that we've all fled to safety britain gave me fantastic opportunities. and i'd like to feel that other people coming the child refugees will be given the same opportunities and the same old welcome that i think. at present unaccompanied minors in european refugee camps have little chance of coming to the u.k. legally your dobes considers that to be unacceptable i'm just fighting for the law to be changed man. i would argue that the least we can do is to share the sponsibility of other european countries and that means we shoul

must be what it was like to live the company tally and appends his experiences of the civil war in libya to discover they're both manchester united fans it's a conversation between 2 refugees 18 and the other 88. i was called him legend he has been a lot for v.j. and is he done a lot of things to help him a lot of younger be able because he understands and he was that situation and they know how it's fairly not been in somewhere like in cali or clegg so has he done brilliant job on the i want to be like him in the fish i had a lawful vision of what unites me is the fellow feeling that we've all fled to safety britain gave me fantastic opportunities. and i'd like to feel that other people coming south refugees will be given the same opportunities and the same old welcome that i think. that's present on accompanied miners in european refugee camps have little chance of coming to the u.k. legally your dubbs considers that to be unacceptable i'm just fighting for the law to be changed man. i would argue that the least we can do is to share the sponsibility of other european countries and tha

rescue ship sea watch for says that it witnessed the coast guard violently pulling the migrants back to libya against their will. among them 200 migrants from 15 countries of arrived in the italian island of sicily they were picked up by the rescue ship ocean viking. 20 you see here people and paula next. frank assessments of the government was one exactly how and what may have meant taking for the situation might not be able to give up again and in-depth analysis of the day school ople headlines inside story on ouches iraq. that america has seen its face share of coups insurgencies and asians over the years some sort of achieve their aims some which have notes but few could have failed so miserably as an attempt in may 2020 to overthrow the government with venezuela with the cost of political exiles military renegades u.s. mercenaries and at least $1.00 president this is the story of how the probe fell apart. but i cast venezuela may 2020 in early coitus high security prison venezuelan security forces were interrogating a recently captured american mercenary. writes sure mingling glued. to y

first, libya.when we agreed on libya, a few years ago, it was impossible, because the different parties in the conflict didn't want to speak to each other, they didn't want to talk to each other. and thanks to this blessed diplomacy, we are able to -- classic the plumber say, we are able to put them together, to talk together, to have dinner together. to be able to move. thanks to the world that has been driven by this. the second example, only a few weeks ago, we have difficulties in the african union through zoom to negotiate a resolution, to make commitments. to gather in small groups. you need this human to human, because diplomacy is something human, we need this contact. to summarize, we were able to face the challenges during covid with this technology. i think the future will resume in person. i'm really very, very happy to see that we are getting through this pandemic. >> on the financial aspect of the whole thing, i would like to go to back thing with you, which is basically -- we've seen

functioning government is just approaching 90 minutes past the still ahead terminator . drones in libya, on the civil war in central africa. we pricked on those stories for you in 1900 seconds and country. ah, ah ah ah, ah ah, ah, ah. the when i would show the wrong, when all just don't the rules. yes, to see out the same because the after an engagement equals the trail, when so many find themselves will depart, we choose to look for common ground in this logan, the euro of fully autonomy killing machines may have already begun. un report has describe what's believed to be the 1st case of a grown strike, guided only by artificial intelligence. with the human operator, the legal, autonomous weapon systems program to attack targets without requiring data, connectivity between the operator and the munition. in effect, a true fire. forget and fine capability. the incident happened in libya in march last year, a turkish made cargo to quad cup to open fire on retreating fighters, loyal to the renegade commander khalifa. although it is on clear from the report how many casualties resulted from

so the incident been spoken about happen in libya, in march last year, or a turkish made cargo to quad copped or open fire on retreating fighters. loyal to the renegade, come under her leaf a half tar lois, and clear from the you and report how many casualties resulted from the strike when the use of fully autonomy. weaponry has triggered a alarm from rights group since 2012 human rights watch has been campaigning. for global bond and killer robots low so far, no countries elected any such laws. a little earlier i spoke with former us marine corps intelligence officer, scott ritter. he thinks there's no place for fully autonomous weaponry. i would never argue for a i had to be in the loop. i would always say that a human being has to be in the loop. humans make mistakes or humans are programmed by their modalities to permit certain things to occur. that shouldn't occur, but i will tell you what, you get the proper rules of engagement in place. and you have a human in the link who's properly trained, who's you know, who is not going to allow the weapon system to be used in a manner whic

sea watch force says it witnessed witnessed the coast guard violently pulling the migrants back to libya against their will. small is lower house of parliament has unanimously voted to council extending the president's term in office president mohamed up to him and his direct to the prime minister to prepare for elections parliament approved a 2 year term extension last month but it's false protests and fighting in the capital will have its term ended in february but he stayed on as talks on a new election stuart full astronauts are on their way back to earth from the international space station the capsule will splash set down in the gulf of mexico the coast of florida a fast crew to be brought back from the station by space x. as part of its partnership with nasa once it lands the company hopes to refurbish the capsule to be used again on future missions as are you headlines news continues here on out is there off to muslims affronts. you know. there are an estimated 6000000 muslims in france today the largest such population in western europe. a century ago they were called colonials

small boats heading towards europe crew on boards another rescue ship the sea watch for say they saw libya's coast guard violently detaining people and taking them back against their will. and more than 200 people from 15 countries arrived on the italian island of sicily they were picked up by the ocean viking charity ship rescue groups are pleading for european countries to open their doors. and all the new orleans turns 100 on monday as scenery that's unlikely to be acknowledged south of the border a former irish president has told that arlen's partition in 1921 was a tragedy that continues to have consequences today under simmons reports from dublin. mary mcaleese is unlike any other former irish president she grew up in northern ireland a catholic living in a protestant area in the violent seventy's her family forced to move out as sectarian conflict group the irish war of independence from britain between 1919 to 1920 warm had led to the partitioning of the country and the birth of northern ireland exactly 100 years ago thousands of civilian lives were lost in the interim isn't conflict

libya's new interim government has called on techie to withdraw its foreign troops and must embrace the foreign minister not. to comply with the un security council resolutions she made the remarks at a joint news conference with the tech us foreign minister medvedev the show you take he deployed troops in syrian mess marines to libya after command launched an offensive interplay back in 2019 and we also stressed the importance of turkey's contribution in stopping the war and consolidating the cease fire and to cooperate together in regard of ending the presence of foreign forces and mercenaries on libyan lands in order to preserve the sovereignty of the libyans. an investigation into the death of the time football legend diego maradona has concluded that his medical team acted in an inappropriate deficient and reckless manner he died of heart failure in december 2 weeks after surgery for a brain bleed he was 60 years old to as a by reports from buenos aires. it's been almost 6 months since the owner passed away argentina was in mourning as thousands gathered to say goodbye but might ha

down as the wind directions changed it to the eastern libya. frank assessments there are a lot of poison but the government needs to watch what exactly happened and what measures are now taking for a situation like i'm not to believe you could ever get informed opinions is the us with thinking the military positioning in the middle east or is it just a simple act of we're going to is it military assets this is a message to the region the united states hears rethinking its military posture in-depth analysis of the day school ople headlines inside story just era. my. best is al jazeera a quick reminder of our top stories this hour it's been another night of violence in occupied east jerusalem one side a mosque compound the police crackdown a seems provocation by muslims who accuse israel of threatening their freedom of worship and amber of people killed in bombings at a girls' school in kabul has risen see at least 50 almost all of the victims are children the taliban has denied being responsible and has condemned the attack. and for the 2nd day

with turkish foreign minister mehmet kushal move to turkey deployed troops and syrian mess neris to libya to command a highly for half time launched an offensive on tripoli in 2019. a ceasefire along a disputed border between kyrgyzstan and on is holding after clashes last week killed more than 50 people well then 60000 have fled their homes both governments say they want an end to hostilities but there's little sign of a political solution a correspondent has more from the village of caulk on the border. this is the 1st time 70 has returned home since she and her family fled for their lives it is completely destroyed 76 killed is she has lived in the village of caught on the disputed border which as you can start her life. there have been clashes between the curious and tasha communities in this region before but never as military involvement like destruction on this scale. unless isn't getting called the i had hoped that when i came back there would be something left but i'm devastated god willing with hope of the people we will rebuild our lives instead of moving i want to rebuild here

on the way sis but that's already cooling down as the wind direction is changed it to the eastern libya. hero and humanitarian. poetry and we will criminal. posing an army general who defended sorry able against attack by serb forces. how do you see the world looks back to the life of the loot you find to. show you the money. just. the way. the old. main stories now have been several explosions in the afghan capital kabul at least 40 people were killed according to a security official another 52 were injured though the casualties are expected to rise. large numbers of people are heading for the al aqsa mosque in occupied east jerusalem a day after israeli forces stormed the compound palestinian groups of calls for protests off to friday as events. on out several states in india are all going into lockdown as officials try to bring the corona virus outbreak under control india is the 3rd country after the u.s. in brazil to record more than $4000.00 deaths in a single day and as poverty mattel reports from new delhi many a desperate to get their hands on life saving medical supplies. rajk

rescue ship sea watch force says it witnessed the coast guard violently pulling the migrants back to libya against their will and more than $200.00 migrants from 15 countries have arrived in the italian island of sicily they were picked up by the rescue ship ocean viking rescue groups appealing for european countries to open their doors to desperate migrants. rallies have been taking place across the world to mark may day or international labor day in colombia the marches coincided with process against government tax reform plans and is continuing even though president even do carry his back down and ordered the proposal to be rescind please find tear gas to disperse crowds in the council bogota was on the run p.s.e. house latest. most of the demonstrations or practically all of them have been absolutely peaceful up to this point we haven't seen any violent scenes that we've seen and in the past few days and particularly in the city of cali where the mayor now has confirmed that 3 people have died there one shot in the head by the police however human rights groups say that the real toll o

in effect, a true fire. forget and fine capability. yet the incident happened in libya in march last year, a turkish made cargo to quad comforter, open fire on retreating fighters, loyal to the renegade commander leaf or half term. although it's unclear from the un reports how many council teach resulted from that strike? well, the use of fully autonomous weaponry has triggered alarm from rights group since at 2012 human rights watch has been campaigning for a global bond. killer robots are low so far, no countries have enacted any such laws. at former us marine corps intelligence officer, scott ritter told me there's no place in conflicts for fully autonomy. weaponry. i would never argue for a i had to be in the loop. i would always say that a human being has to be in the loop. humans make mistakes or humans are programmed by their modalities to permit certain things to occur that shouldn't occur. but i will tell you what you get the proper rules of engagement in place. and you have a human in the link who's properly trained, who's you know, who is not going to allow the weapon syst

migration is concerned more people will try to cross the mediterranean from libya as weather conditions in perth on saturday the libyan coast guard rescued $334.00 migrants were found on 4 small boats heading towards europe another rescue ship see watch for says it witnessed the coast guard violently pulling the migrants back to libya against their will. and more than 200 migrants from 15 countries have arrived in the italian island of sicily they were picked up by the rescue ship viking rescue groups pleading for european countries to open their doors so desperate migrants. the red cross is demanding the closure of a former british army camp housing migrants napier barracks is meant to be temporary accommodation and human rights groups say the use of a mostly base is psychologically damaging for the people living there many a thought to have been tortured in or trafficked from the countries they fled china reports napier barracks in kent has come to symbolize an asylum system increasingly hostile to asylum seekers we're seeing like as soon as they arrive a serious decline in their ment

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rescue ship sea watch for says it witnessed the coast guard violently pulling the migrants back to libya against their will. rallies have been taking place across the world to mark may day or international labor day in colombia the marches coincided with protests against government tax reform plans anger is continuing even though president even duquesne has backed down and ordered the proposal to be reversing police fired tear gas to disperse the crowds in the capital as your headlines the listing post is next. china's navy and its maritime militia dominate the south china sea. the pandemic the 4 day work week and environmental racism opposition grows to a u.s. plane. counting the calls on al-jazeera. actually. shut down. hello i'm richard burton you're at the listening post where we don't cover the news we cover the way the news is covered here are the media stories we're examining this week india is now the epicenter of the covert 1000 pandemic but the modi government is out to quell the criticism it's been getting on social media not content with throwing alexei navalny behind bars ru

libya's interim government has called on turkey to withdraw its foreign troops and mercenaries foreign minister national are among crucial are urged ankara to comply with the un security council resolutions during a visit by her turkish counterpart in a cover song turkey's a portress to libya after world who never have to launched an offensive against tripoli 2019. or so of the world's top philanthropist spill and melinda gates are entering their 27 year marriage in that time they've given billions of dollars to charity they say they'll keep working together at the bill and melinda gates foundation the largest private charitable organization in the world it's committed $1750000000.00 toward the fight against school with 19 well ben solstice is a grantee of the gates foundation he says the couple has transformed the way charitable organizations work. it's enormously consequential in it in that it is. directly impacts the most important one tropic foundation in the world and bill and melinda gates are probably the most public the most prominent when tipis in the world so it's it's enormo

with the weather improving, the number of migrants leaving libya to reach europe has soared.point to africa, 14 boats have arrived over the weekend. the tiny sicilian island now hosts over 1,400 people in its reception centre. and more are currently out at sea. in the control room of this ngo ship, monitors flare up when a boat in distress is identified. the alarm from the hot line was alerted to five boats in distress, all within the maltese search and rescue zone, and they carry over 400 people. on these five boats in distress, there are men, women, children, minors and they are all trying to escape from libya, and we heard that one of these boats has safely reached lampedusa but, to our knowledge, four of these boats are still in distress in the central mediterranean sea. more rescued migrants arrive every day, and a growing number are minors, often travelling on their own. this group was intercepted last week. dozens of them, crammed on a rubber dinghy with not life vests on board. since the start of 2021, almost 11,000 people have reached italy. that's over double the ar

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