each of sees libya as part of the special security. -- egypt sees libya as part of the special security. and almost the forces came close. el-sisi said they will not accept any further advancements the turkish forces. so yes, there is some issues. but i think both countries realize they can come to an agreement. there are many divisions. the elections were supposed to take class -- place in december 2021. they were postponed indefinitely. there are some hopes elections will take place by the end of this year. but both parties in libya, they should come to terms in order to move forward. if this happens, i think both countries will come to an agreement because they know if the situation in libya has settled down, they will benefit. tom: i want to circle back to something you said earlier. erdogan faces a presidential election in a few weeks. how important is this for him? what is the support like in turkiye for forging a closer relationship with egypt? >> we witnessed the positive impact of zero problems with neighbors policy in the past. turkey knows there are so many advantages if it c

libya .he americans responded to the terrorist attacks of involvement in the terrorist attacks, in which the muammar regime was accused, gaddafi the americans already in the eighties began to use means terrorism the fight against terrorism as a tool in international relations and they succeeded in this situation the american attack pursued several goals in first of all to pacify and show the strength of levi second. it means to show strength to the soviet union at this time in the mediterranean. there were several ships of the soviet union military third - this is to show strength to the european allies, by the way, in this attack, france italy was denied support to the united states of america and spain banned the flight of an aircraft over its territory by american aircraft , recall that on april 2, 1986 on board an airliner company, an explosion killed four citizens, usa april 25 at a disco label in berlin, a bomb exploded killed two american soldiers and a waitress from turkey , about 200

libya .ricans responded to the terrorist attacks of involvement in the terrorist attacks, in which the regime of moammar gaddafi was accused. already in the eighties, the americans begin to use the means , terrorism the fight against terrorism as a tool in international relations. it was in this situation that the american succeeded the attack had several goals , first of all to subdue and show the strength of levi second. it means to show strength to the soviet union at this time in the mediterranean. there were several ships of the soviet union military. third. this is to show strength to the european allies, by the way, in this attack, france italy was denied support to the united states of america and spain banned the flight of an aircraft over its territory by american aircraft , recall that on april 2, 1986, an explosion occurred on board the company's airliner, killed four citizens, united states in april , a bomb exploded at the label discotheque in berlin, killing two american soldie

well, i don't think that the implications for libya that profound libya is already a non state whereby various malicious control. the majority of the territory, the central bank governor, is allied with turkey. the head of the national oil corporation is aligned with the u. e. it's entirely penetrated and failed state. if it has another failed state on its border, it doesn't have much blow back. yes, it's slightly negative, it allows for more smuggling of petrol into sudan and smuggling of mercenaries from sudan back into libya. so it's a minor destabilizing factor. ah, i think that the global enduring disorder, which we have all around us, is so much more of a factor for libya than just, you know, another failed state whether it was molly before or sudan. now i'm to go back to that earlier point that we heard from in hard tomb, which is that you know, it's not a civil war yet. i think it's important to point out that there are ethnic and tribal differences between say, the supporters of the army who come from the river in elite and the north. and then the more peripheral ethnic groups

it's libya, libya is there, it's very serious. as so many actors globally and regionally are included in this problem. took you to think that there, especially in terms of military facts for the change. and i think the biggest problem between turkey took care and egypt is leave the are not the muslim brotherhood at the moment. and we have to speak about the, the more regarding the future of to the nation, because turkish steps regarding libya will be close to the affecting future relations with egypt. well, let's do exactly that. i mean, there's many issues when it comes to libya. obviously the exclusive economic zone, the disputed maritime borders, military interference use of, i mean, how are they going to come to any sort of agreement on any of those issues? and do you think that they can? yes, the libya is as my previous guess also mash and the is one of the most important issues that shoot a comp plan alignment for both countries. and you know that the intervention of the turkish or intervention is site. libya, especially in

. saw if there is an agreement in order to make an alignment for the libya and shoe. probably that will be a been striation for bought sized for that reason. if the egypt shall sites on the stance that it is also air when vin position for the egypt government, and for all it is economical problem, sir, i do believe that that will be an agreement all of the libyan issue from the point of perspective, after exclusive economical zone and the continental, shall we shoes. i should say that there is no overlapping area in between each a bank to get the issue is again the libyan continental shelf and exclusive economic along probably that took years. gus exploration, indeed, libyan continental shelf, and the economical actually exclusive economical zone will be on the li, undisputable parts, but not the overlap and gary us. kelly, what do you think of the sticking points going to be for egypt when it comes to to libya? is there a red line that you don't think age of to one across? i think so egypt to cease libby as part of his social security and was so this very clearly was

you know that the russian forces inside a libya must together be devora or poly for half that. and if they were successful, you should understand that the european southern flank, especially the ita live, won't be in the tread off to russian threat, which we know from the ukraine. and other issue about that is the problem is that they thought the turkish existence inside libya, data will be a huge flow of refugee is because of the clashes from libby to the europe to kill. so through and that that's low of refugees from libya to the europe be, should never forget that 2 issues. yes, of course, i should also underline that this created the tension between care and age of those . well, because their job is maybe as a national security problem, and for 30 libya is quite significant in terms of many aspects. but this is not as serious in the long run. it's serious, but it's not the same thing that egypt sees libya as the national security problem, as, as been, as a need for, you know, there's significant for egypt. so i do agree that your position india was somehow beneficial or pre

just very quickly, libya- why do i _ their country. just very quickly, libya.y do i keep seeing - their country. just very quickly, i libya. why do i keep seeing libya coming up in this discussion about concern over third involvement, mercy? concern over third involvement, mer ? ., , concern over third involvement, mer ? . , ., , ., mercy? there have been a number of concerns a lot — mercy? there have been a number of concerns a lot countries _ mercy? there have been a number of concerns a lot countries coming - mercy? there have been a number of concerns a lot countries coming in - concerns a lot countries coming in as third parties in libya has really been mentioned a lot, especially from history because it has been associated with the loss of support, especially for the rsf leader in it and also hemedti has also decided to have a lot of hand in the fighting going on in libya. so the relationship between hemedti and libya has been some vile close and the rsf leader and there have been suggestions libya is somehow backing up suggestions libya is somehow backin

libya, but sam 2 entered iran with the support of libya and was quickly removed from the work. zaviya bayad in the roma area, the plane was not present in the area and for the moment this operation was not carried out they say that the sale finally worked to this result and it was launched easily with the missile path on the system . if the air force is able to overcome the climate difference , it will bring an irreparable regret to our enemies in the air.

let's take a closer look at the matter with libya. galati all markets analysts at n g s backed. so livia, welcome back to the program here. so, so oprah powers are calling these production cuts. a precautionary move in case the world economy sauers. do you think these cuts are justified? the cuts are indeed precautionary. we, we think they are, that's because opec plus does not want the current micro certainty that we've seen over the past couple of weeks a month to lead to another collapsing oil prices. these are factors that are not linked to a market for the mental then that's why opec has reacted the way it has. now the thing is that the market is already starting to draw. and i mean, i would say fundamentals are okay. they're not bullish, but they are okay. so the thing is if the western economy doesn't hold up in the 2nd half the year, the cuts will prove the right move. if the economy looks ok, then the market risk over tightening. and, but the thing is that we don't think actually, opec will follow through with all the cuts. if the market starts over tightening libya bar

want to be the next libya. venezuela doesn't want to be the next livia. no country wants to be the next, libya or a, and they're learning those lessons as they go along. now speaking of that interference, the government in nicaragua has also said that the e u is looting the state to riches and cultures. what is your take on that statement? yeah, well it's one a reference to the sanctions and the sanctions are not just targeted against individuals. this is frequently missed portrayed in western media. they claim that it's only targeted sanctions in reality. the u. s. and also european union have imposed illegal unilateral sanctions targeting multiple state institutions in nicaragua, including the military, including the police, including the judicial branch and the judges. including also by the way, numerous state on mining companies and other state on companies. and what they're also referencing here is an attempt to prevent the nicaraguan government from using its own natural resources to benefit its population. for instance, there's gold mining that hap

like many from west africa, richard travelled to europe via libya.years from ghana and nigeria, nigeria and back to... from niger to chad, chad to libya. to hear. but there's no hope at home, so you just continue. sometimes you meet a group, 30, 35 passengers, with the driver, the car is dead and the... driver only has the right to use the water because they use it to put inside the car. some killed the passengers for your own water to drink. when richard finally arrived in libya, he was kidnapped for ransom. if you don't have money. so, you can call your family to send more... richard eventually went into thousand 11... when you finally got in lampedusa, you finally arrive, what was that feeling like? i was so weak, very, very weak, but i was. . . "finally, i have seen light." richard, i got something to show you. can i have it? yeah. wow. so grateful to have it back. wow, thank you very much. how many years? since 2014? it's expired! they laugh richard found his way from lampedusa to bremen, germany, where he now works as a forklift truck driver. i

yemen, libya. and you said to dan what? what are your hopes and expectations rule when you didn't get blessed with new and get a lot for hope center me those new should come guys potations. so we have to address the show. the civic goal is to see what a fixed task is, of course. and so they are to provide series here, russia and roost. you got those studies to make sure that the, the russians who believed in scooters in the neighboring cherry tree. and i see you still believe would not be terminated physically and will not be discriminated against sunday publicly if it's only due to the threats and that was the long last of the rest. well, it's good luck with zeal. apologies. some good move to this conclusion. i such a thing, sure that when i look, when we, when we were following the legal invasion of iraq, george bush junior and what i could put before they get this through to an aircraft carrier. just as a democracy has prevailed in a mission. you can play with what about what are your expectations from libya? what are yo

from niger to chad, chad to libya. it is hell. it is hell.t continue. sometimes you meet a group, the whole 30, 35 passengers, with the driver, the car is dead and they are all dead. driver only has the right to use the water because they use it to put inside the car. some killed the passengers for your own water to drink. when richard finally arrived in libya, he was kidnapped for ransom. she doesn't have money. it is easier for you to call your— it is easier for you to call your family to send money or your— your family to send money or your dad~ _ your family to send money or your dad. yeah.— your dad. yeah. richard eventually _ your dad. yeah. richard eventually made - your dad. yeah. richard eventually made it - your dad. yeah. richard eventually made it to i your dad. yeah. richard - eventually made it to tripoli and then in 2011 when gadarfi's regime fell, he decided to attempt crossing. when you finally got in lampedusa, you finally arrived, what was that feeling like? for you? i was so weak, very, very weak, but i was... "finally, i

when richard finally arrived in libya, he was kidnapped for ransom. she doesn't have money.you to call your family to send money or your dad. richard eventually made it to tripoli and then in 2011 when gaddafi's regime fell, he decided to attempt crossing. when you finally got in lampedusa, you finally arrived, what was that feeling like? i was so weak, very, very weak, but i was... "finally, i have seen light." richard, i've got something to show you. wow. - can i have it? yeah. quietly: wow. so grateful to have it back. wow, thank you very much. how many years? 2014? yes. it's expired! laughter. it's expired, my brother! richard found his way from lampedusa to bremen, germany, where he now works as a forklift truck driver. now that you are in europe, is that what you imagined or hoped for? when i was in africa, i thought europe, things are easy. you get money easy. but it's not like that — you have to work hard. but at home, there was no plan for me to leave my house or to survive so, i would say i'm grateful to be here. i've been looking for one person, one story, and i w

whereas in libya, they're on the same side have that and the depression. and so there's a bit of a sort of chaotic scene here and that makes it very unpredictable which interests were, went out and was sort of jumper free. i think when it comes to mediators, it's not a case of choosing one over the other direction right now. yeah, so the thing is, is that that's exactly the point that leverage is required and none, no one, not even those who have leverage have put leverage on the table, which is why we have had 3 consecutive failed c 5. but the difference have been able to secure enough of these 5 to land the plane, pick up the soldiers and leave them off. he said that they have helped the gypsy and do that and secure that they reassure. so clearly there are avenues for a ceasefire. the issue is that all of these axes me to work together, they need to be in lock step with each other, including all the p 5 and russia, china, and the u. s. and others. and that we haven't seen that happening. we've seen a very fragmented international response. okay. you ment

on libya's historical sites have suffered from decades of neglect. now, recent renovation or breathing new life into tripoli, as old city malik, trainer reports oil. the old city of tripoli like it's never been seen before. the ancient city is thousands of years old. the arch of marcus aurelius was built by the romans more than 1800 years ago. it was neglected for decades. but a recent government campaigned to renovate the city has changed that the senior, a medium square, has recently reopened to the public. enough of me, i am so happy the whole city is much better off when you enter the old city. if in the history there are the historical houses, the bank of the church. when a foreign person visits, we can all be proud to take them to the old city for them in the cities, historical and cultural significance has earned it a unesco world heritage site status. but because of the war in libya, it's one of 5 sites in the country that's on the endangered list. and molina, honey, the old city of tripoli is not just a monument for libya, but for all mankin

and also of course in libya when they also supported him against alongside them in libya.hink that calculation means that there is a possibility that the uae would put pressure on hemeti or rather withdraw any kind of support. i do believe that hemeti's desperation's from his part and calculations have very much to do with the fact that he has lost the kind of external patronage that he wanted or kind of enjoyed in the past, nor has he been able to get the kind of support from ethiopia that he was counting on. folly: right. kholood, let me come to you on this, as we've heard from both mat and khalid. there are a lot of players and outside forces in this conflict, which means a lot of would-be mediators from egypt, of course, the uae, saudi arabia, the russians, even the chinese to some extent, as you heard, how do you think this complicates the solution to to ending the fighting and which of these mediators do you think stands a chance at convincing the generals to stop the fighting? >> well, it complicates it massively. the fact that you have these different actors who ha

so tell me send out the power butcher of yemen. architect of libya, too harsh? no, i don't think it's harsh at all to call her butcher of yemen, libya, whichever country you want to pick, the only quarrel i would have it would be if somebody's tried to stick were the in front of it because certainly she was not the only one i mean, you certainly have a susan rice and other people that were involved in these things. i suppose they should give the light the notion. some people have that we put more women in charge of these decisions. we'd have a more peaceful world. if you look at, you know that these 2 care people, samantha rice's cement our shoes, rice, hillary clinton, emory slaughter michelle flor annoy you, go down the list. i guess kipling was right that the email of the species is more deadly than the bail. i think my favorite titles are actually the genocide chip. no, she cut her bones on it as reporting from bosnia and manufacturer. this notion of the united states as a duty, intervene, and other countries to prevent war crimes in genocide, the course thi

we're not prices that opec, we're comfortable with libya guarantee of energy aspects. livia, thank you very time. thank you. jim. sports, netflix, even sex. there's a lot that, according to a recent survey, people would give up rather than their mobile phone. and i guess it's somewhat understandable. seeing that we use these devices for so much more than just ringing up friends and family of the 1st call from such a device happened 50 years ago today. but it took another decade for the 1st mobile phone to good regulators prove this. is it the 1st officially licensed mobile phone ever weighing in over half a kilo? this motorola cost over 4000 bucks in 1083 to day. it can be viewed in berlin, museum for communication, turn and on a handful. it fits in a pocket and it was rechargeable, really, this is the 1st mobile phone as we know it today. and it allows for more than just phone calls, but also text messaging it. however, it would take another 10 years until an engineer actually sent the 1st message. the 1st message was merry christmas. so beautiful words, no x rush. it was christmas. i

of field marshall khalifa haftar, who commands territory in the east of libya, after the commander ofe rapid support forces, mohammed hamdan, having common strategic alliances, one with wagner, who have there is hosting territory in libya. and who may. previous cnn investigation exposed as working with him a t to extract sudanese gold, a second with the united arab emirates, who tapped him at day to send forces to the conflict in yemen and backed haftar in the fighting in libya. what does it all mean for the ongoing misery and conflict in sudan? it means that both a regional libyan general haftar and a global player, russia, putting their thumbs on the scale, which raises the stakes for the region. for the global balance of power and for the people of sudan caught in the crossfire. neither field marshal half dead. no, vagner responded to our request for comment, but an rsf spokesperson told us that they do not currently receive support from libya or wagner. i think it's important to note that in our previous investigation when we exposed that they had received training and support the

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it was not the impact of lation libya. there are analysts saying that all producers just won't accept the price that's below $80.00 a barrel. is that really the threshold here briefly, if you could? well, opec don't have a specific threshold, but definitely the prices that we've seen over the past 23 weeks, in particular, we're not prices that old, but we're comfortable with libya guarantee of energy aspects. libya, thank you for your time. thank you. jim sports, netflix, even sex. there's a lot that according to a recent survey, people would give up rather than their mobile phone. and i guess it's somewhat understandable. seeing that we use these devices for so much more than just ringing up friends and family on the 1st call from such a device happened 50 years ago today. but it took another decade for the 1st mobile phone to get regulators prove this. is it the 1st officially licensed mobile phone ever weighing in at over half a kilo? this motorola cost over 4000 bucks in 1983. today, it can be viewed in berlin museum f

i'm very happy. libya has been engulfed in violence for more than a decade. what has seemed relative call since a nationwide ceasefire was signed in 2020? that's allowed local authorities to breathe new life into the old city and given people here a renewed sense of pride in their history and culture. mal trina, al jazeera triple it up next on al jazeera, you have whether or with jet harrington. then inside story unpacks the reasons behind the current surgeon finding that we are seeing incident to stay tuned to al jazeera for more on that ah ah, right off the bat, there's been an explosive wildfire in the southwest of china. hi, everyone. temperatures in this part of the world running a good 10 to 15 degrees above average. this fire now has been burning for about 5 days, while cruise. try to get the upper hand here. there is some rain falling in southern china, but it's loc between the gang seeing the pearl river valley for move on to gray land. that's really where our biggest downpours will be. but just some showers where that wildfire is burning. i take it

i'm very happy. libya has been engulfed in violence for more than a decade. what has seemed relative call since a nationwide ceasefire was signed in 2020, that's allowed local authorities to breathe new life into the old city. and given people here a renewed sense of pride in their history and culture. while trina al jazeera triplet, ah.

and also, of course, in libya, when did they also supported him again, alongside how studied libya. i think that calculation means that there is a possibility that the u. e. would put pressure on, came back to or rather withdraw any kind of support. i do believe that matthew desperation from his part there are other calculations on very much to do with the fact that he had lost the kind of external patronage that he wanted or kind of enjoyed in the past. nor has he been to get the kind of support from pierre that he was counting on from app. yeah. okay, let me come to you on this. as we've heard from both matt and holly, it's a lot of play as outside forces in this conflict. which means a lot of would be mediators, you know, from, from egypt, of course, the, you, a saudi arabia, the russians, even the chinese, to some extent, as you heard, how do you think this complicates the solution to, to, to ending the fighting. and which of these mediators do you think sounds a chance that convincing the general to stop the fighting? well, it's complicated massively, you know, the fact that yo

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under the control of field marshal khalifa haftar, who commands territory in the east of libya after and the commander of the rapid support forces mohammed hamdan, committee have in common strategic alliances, one with wagner. who have that is hosting in his territory in libya and who may previous cnn investigation exposed as working with humidity to extract sudanese gold, a second with the united arab emirates, who tapped him a day to send forces to the conflict in yemen and backed haftar in the fighting in libya. what does it all mean for the ongoing misery and conflict in sudan? it means that both a regional libyan general haftar and a global player, russia, putting their thumbs on the scale, which raises the stakes for the region. for the global balance of power and for the people of sudan court in the crossfire. we reached out to both have their and wagner and didn't receive a response to a request for comment, and rsf spokesperson denied that they were currently receiving support from libya or russia, although they had previously denied when our investigation exposed their rela

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i'm very happy. libya has been engulfed in violence for more than a decade. what has seemed relative call? since a nationwide cease fire was signed in 2020? that's allowed local authorities to breathe new life into the old city and given people here.

, for the benefit of libya and a both egypt entry q on the other side. they discuss syria, the stability and security in syria and turkey is recent engagement with the syrian government in damascus. besides, the energy was on the table as a me in egypt is one of the leading energy players in the eastern mediterranean. and here is in conflict with greece and is cyprus and the eastern mediterranean energy drill issues. egypt is also trying to mediate and also to keep asking for asking egypt aid to transfer. it's ellen do to, to care as to kids aiming for a to be an energy hub. and once they export egyptian gas to the 3rd parties, a, syria and saudi arabia are resuming consular services, and flights for the 1st time since the 2011 uprising and war, the syrian foreign minister is in jetta. on the 1st such visit in over a decade, face cell, mac dodd met prince face and been for han, and the 2 discussed efforts to find a political solution to the syrian crisis. of the kingdom supported serious opposition at the beginning of the war in 2011. it closed its embas

and stopped working quickly after libya's support was cut off. gaddafi had decided to join saddam's supporters . it was possible for iran to reverse foreign policies in 1399 complete the construction and build the first national radar by himself. it is now the year 2003, the us invaded iraq , and iran must quickly acquire systems that will cover the entire country under the dome of iran's protective waves . sam 5 from the iranian army, who had a design and came up with the idea that we use an indigenous fighter plane to lock the ear of the plane and launch it on the missile in the evasive mode after a minute of chasing the missile in the air . we can shoot an explosive from the inside the site had to blow up the cabin of the ground to launch a missile at a domestic plane under these conditions . the inflammation of the steroid that in those moments when we did everything, the lock was done against the domestic plane. the profile was pulled. no matter what angle it comes from, no plane was present in the area of ​​roma, and for the moment that we

dinar, which actually happened in libya. it was a tire ugly, because uh here the culture of france is affected. i just have to say that in fact the campaign is the election of the french president. a lot was done with the money of a small man. gaddafi is widely known in france and has never been able to completely sarcozy crank this factor. it cannot be refuted, because there is too much evidence of money being transferred to him. the french secret service actually eliminated the accounts with the hands of the supposedly local population. why is it very cruelty, well, cruelly really cruel, if with the help of a bayonet, a knife in the sides of the back and at the same time clinton commented on the event literally on the air, saying, here it is a triumph. democracy is champagne how hillary clinton reacted to death seen. that he died, what kind of monster is this, who reacts to the death of a person in such a way. hillary, in general, is a very contradictory person. she knows how to be when you need a shy shy woman in such gla

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