so what's next for libya?an the divided nation ever be reunited, and what will it take to restore peace? we'll discuss all this with our guests in just a few moments. but first, a report on the latest violence. reporter: an uneasy calm on the streets of tripoli days after the worst fighting in a year between rival factions in libya's capital. dozens of people were killed and more than 100 injured. a truce took hold after one side, the special deterrence force, released this man, mahmoud hamza, a military commander from the 444 brigade armed group. analysts say he's an important figure in the battle for control of the country. the groups are two of many involved in the stop-start conflict that's plagued libya since the nato-backed revolt the top of the longtime leader -- that toppled the longtime leader gaddafi in 2011. the country is currently split between the u.n. recognized government of national unity headed by prime minister abdul hamid al-dababa in the west and another in the east backed by warlord khali

as far as libya is concerned. it is the outside world interested enough in libya. what more could should it be doing you being cases? definitely one of serial failures of the, of the international community. and in a definitive case of you when i would say fabian multilateralism said you're uh overtime since says 20 since 2011 essentially. so it's been a downward trends in a spinal spiraling trend for people. they're into violence, i would single out the, the chair and the doctor, the special represent the, the secretary general as be i would what i would call diplomatically a very complacent, in terms of how this mediation has gone next. if any, over the political process, the political process now is in shambles, there is absolutely no direction to it that you, when is a, the main main talking point is district towards the cost of board of elections with little to no actual about the, i guess. but i, i just want to point point out that, i mean, he's not here to defend himself here. so i mean, i want to make that, that, that point clear, but yes, carry on. absolut

the, it's unbelievable the same thing with libya. what, what is all have to do the, what do i'm going to send it goes, how would i be able to do that? i'll tell you, i mean you, after a reading buddy performed the question, and this is telling me you wouldn't be the best plans the end. yes, i think it, i'd really like that to me. you're not being united nations. i'm the, i'm the prosecutors a whole really i like uh i called them but, but my put my tongue, put them in that if you marry my mother, i told your dad, in this case, no, as long as i have a government that i can talk with doesn't matter what kind of government to this, it can be to the 2nd to do it. this is mrs. flores, this is the overall way of looking at things. i mean, i was just an accomplice. the sometime ago i stephanie williams, julia and i hired the regional to say, well, we have to have elections it what we have are you actions and want to be having me having service coming and coming power? i mean, the bank has no quarter the gauges to be a prime is up to the be w

do we have democratic libya? do we have prosperous libya? libya is one of the main sources of terrorism, of weaponry, of instability in the whole of the continent. i'm actually a source of cetera, even for bureau because of the, what they call illegal immigration for africans. certainly be a 2 year old, and the save a trade which was flourishing in libya for years now. it's elizabeth, but the situation a isis. you've got the libya for years of to get duffy as its main base around the world. so i think your viewers should really what's the yeah, that's not just listen to this, to the, the scores, not the why the scores, not the west scores. see what have is in the live, who owns the money, who owns the minds of us? we go owns the assets of africa, and these people have no right only us because as we can, population should own its own wealth unites. and then you can talk about civil society and rights and democracy because these things happen naturally as you advance and liberate yourself economically. but if you'll pay attention to this right

she has been fired when she no longer has a political future here in libya we. she may now also face criminal charges. the government says an investigation has been opened and soon as the admin, this is meeting with eli cohen. but people here remain extremely angry. whether or not you will face criminal charges remains to be seen out. so, you know, i'll just 0 tripoli, as well as opposition. leaders have accused the government of causing a foreign relations disaster by what they call in a responsible league. very full set reports from west jerusalem as well. an entirely contradictory narrative is coming from use ready side as opposed to the living inside of this equation. a foreign ministry official saying that this was a coordinated meeting featuring direct talks, not the kind of accidental bump in to you kind of me think that the lived inside has been describing. and that's very much the message that came from the statement of, from the foreign ministry on sunday, in which there was reference to discussions about what the technology, advert cultural cooperatio

the ruled libya and the optimal amount good off it was over thrown in 2011. he says the libyan prime minister should also resign and he's squarely responsible for that. and this thing began basically not only in january of this year and his meeting with the director of the see a mr. william burns, believe it or not. and they had meetings in jordan with the head of the most uh, several months before that and continued to do that on a frequency. and then i can stand behind that that he has done that. i believe his meeting with um, um uh the director of the ca, early january to uh this year uh, he initiated the, the uh, the normalization of relationships between the relationship between livia and as well. and i believe um, um with the brands might have been quite a little that was not by surprise, but he knew that meetings and i'm sure he was aware of favors new things with the most side to do that. um, i don't know if this has been, i would say a, a, a, a large specific concrete policy for on policy the united states. because united states should and i have bet

and the 1st step in the relationship between israel and libya, libya as foreign ministry down play the meeting, calling it incidental and informal. but news of the talk sparked outrage and protest across several cities in libya. demonstrators closed off roads brewing just really flags and calls for her immediate dismissal. local media reports and libya statement goose has left the country over concerns for her security. people here at this coffee shop support her termination. the protests are expected as a citizen of libya alone with the majority of libyans against normalization, with israel. but i hope future protests remain peaceful you can call for the dismissal of officials, but there's no need to but ties, clothes off. roads. libyan is real, have no formal diplomatic relations under libyan law. it's illegal to have an authorized discussions with this really officials. it'd be in the 2nd uh the palestinian close is a very sensitive issue for libyans. we have a long history of supporting palestine in regards to the government. the prime minister knew of the mazing, that's a catastro

this will clearly, it's an, a people in libya been the streets of tripoli and elsewhere. there was a serious public anger and in india and like other countries where there could have been similar public anger. of course, there's far more depression, but couldn't be it because it's been in a civil strife now for almost a decade. people tend to express themselves a bit more aggressively if you weren't unclearly, there is an anti is really stance in libya that doesn't agree with any such meeting within these radio official at all on a farm. it is sort of the most frantic of most touch just stick is randy government . so on the part of the me is i think this will probably continue to escalate to a piece pretty typically within the country because the prime minister, in fact, most quite shocked and i would say anxious about his own future. and is your course, is it a whole nother ball game with the opposition taking up the mantle of uh, you know, being so outraged at a mature of behavior before administered for declaring the way he declared at the meeting. and hence the thing

local media reports and libya statement goose has left the country over concerns for her security. people here at this coffee shop support her termination. the protests are expected as a citizen of libya, along with the majority of libyans against normalization, with israel. but i hope future protest remain peaceful you can call for the dismissal of officials, but there's no need to but ties and close off roads. libyan is real, have no formal diplomatic relations under libyan law. it's illegal to have an authorized discussions with this really officials. it'd be in the 2nd uh the palestinian cause is a very sensitive issue for libyans. we have a long history of supposing palestine in regards to the government. the prime minister knew of the mazing, that's a catastrophe. if he didn't know that's even worse. if i was in his place, i would resign our be as hard as of that. as a political analyst, he says, even if one goose was directed by the prime minister to meet is really officials by law, she should have refused the notice of letting myself. when was that it was an incidental meet

this was libya. you're breaking it. you're ready, it's and you will burn in hell for the thousands of migrants from africa and for support me all tied. it will be so i never lie and i do not lie now. so there's another aspect to this tragedy. the french financial crime prosecutors, here in paris. i've told the french press back in may, that they will ask a judge to try former french president, regardless of prison, for passive corruption, criminal association, the legal financing of electronic campaigns and concealment of embezzled public fines in libya. of lydia, so alt your motives for i was think adolphe would certainly help to explain what african leaders had said way back when about western refusal to even less than take charge of this. libyan conflicts on their own confident in the view or in light of a peaceful resolution. the way previous to mediate on the top to bottom the mission. busy of kind of, so you, we have what everybody did to go back of the blood disability. so what's the takeaway here? turns out that

libya and israel have no formal relations. under law, it's illegal you have unauthorized destructions. -- discussions. the palestinian cause is a serious issue, we have a long history in the prime minister knew that it was a catastrophe. if he did not know, that's even worse. if i was in his place, i would resign. it political analyst says even if he was directed by the prime minister to meet officials, by law she should have refused. >> if it was an incidental meaning, she would have left and refused. the foreign minister was wrong to attend the meeting. she is now paying the price, she has been fired and no longer has a political future. she may face criminal charges. >> the government says an investigation has been opened. people here remain extremely angry. whether or not she will face criminal charges remains to be seen. >> meanwhile, the israeli opposition leaders accuse the government of causing a foreign relations disaster but what they are calling irresponsibility. we have more from western roussell and. >> a contradi

to try to come back to libya. and there's nothing wrong with that. the libyans, um and you know, as long as your loyalty to the national interest of libya, national security and disability. i think they're welcome. and they, you know, there shouldn't be any problem for them to come back to libya whether to live or do business. but the important thing is that they got more up to, to only one nation, not donation anybody any. there are lots of political calculations being made at the moment. i'm not to be an adviser to the transitional government in libya of to get off. he was, i was right in 2011. thank you for joining us again. allow to 0. is that great to get new phones? thank you so much. i really appreciate that. thank you. thank you very much. all to another different as a crisis, and the french president says that isn't boss. so that's a news that will be staying put despite of 48 hour deadline set by the community. does that for him to leave a manual macro and says that front does not recognize the joint of

it's great to be libya free libya at midnight. tonight, a successful chapter in nato history will come to an end. you have already started writing a new chapter in libya's history. we acted to protect you together. we succeeded, believe it is finally free from being causing to break out from ms rata to western mountains. and to trip away, i got sounds like he's talking about a whole other planet. we had to deal with gadhafi for olivia to serve as a show point of sorts for african migration heading towards europe. he promised to intercept any migraines who ended up in the mediterranean and send them back to libya before they could enter italian waters. but then italy ended up endorsing the western back libyan rebels against the doctor. and well, all bets were off for the libyan leaders. for some reason, italy was just shot that cannot be, was no longer willing to play ball and i pulled the migrant intersection deal after you. we started cheering for regime change against putting desperate people on a boat and pushing them off to see sending them to dying to meet it's a rainy and it's so

a reports from tripoli, libya's 1st female foreign minister and top diplomat. that's not meant goose has been sacked. that follows an announcement by the is really foreign ministry of a meeting between one goose and her is really opposite el chico in, in rome. last week, co in described the meeting as historic and the 1st step in the relationship between israel and libya. livia, as foreign ministry down played the meeting, calling it incidental and informal. the good news of the talk sparked outrage and protest across several cities in libya. demonstrators closed the rules, burns is really flags and calls for her immediate dismissal. local media reports and libya statement goose has left the country over concerns for her security. people here at this coffee shop support her termination. the protests are expected as a citizen of libya, along with the majority of libyans and against normalization, with israel. but i hope future protests remain peaceful you can call for the dismissal of officials, but there's no need to but ties, clothes off. roads. libyan is real

and following the disclosure of the meeting of the foreign minister of libya with the foreign minister of the zionist regime, anti-zionist demonstrations took place in various cities. protesters in several cities, including tripoli, from the angle of misrata and the merchants, chanted the normalization of relations with the occupation regime of jerusalem and demanded the immediate resignation of the government. they became the ministry of foreign affairs of the zionist regime the news of the meeting between the foreign ministers of this regime and libya in rome was revealed. eli cohen and nizam naqosh met each other last week in order to check the capacity of bilateral cooperation in the capital of italy. earlier , several phone calls were made between the two ministers after the publication of this the prime minister of libya, as if he knew about this meeting, ordered to investigate this matter. the ministry of foreign affairs also issued an official statement . minister, we will not retreat from it the ministry of foreign affairs of libya refuses to hold any meeting with any represen

>> they have gone to libya and we don't know whether they are still in libya or they have gone to anyeuropean countries. >> their flights out of the country are legal. >> these people have legal documents. they have a legal visa. they have legal passports. we would not stop them. >> some who hope to cross are still stuck in libya. this group did not want us to show their faces. afraid the young men held their might face retaliations for their family speaking. >> my son is living in a lot of difficulty. sometimes they only give food after two or three days. my son cries a lot and says what kind of trouble have you landed in. we gave them money and we are dying there. >> pakistan's economy is in turmoil. youth unemployment is high and despite the dangers in crackdown, some still want to play the odds. many are afraid to appear on camera in case they are arrested. we have spoken to multiple pakistanis who have told us they would still take an illegal journey. we have also spoken to a smuggler who says they are still taking people out of the country. and we have spoken to police authoriti

she has been fired and she no longer has a political future here in libya we. she may now also face criminal charges. the government says an investigation has been opened into next them inclusive meeting with eli cohen. but people here remain extremely angry. whether or not she will face criminal charges remains to be seen bouts right now. i'll just here a triple amount to be was an adviser to the transitional government that ruled libya, altamont. good off. he was ever thrown back in 2011. he says the libyan prime minister should also resign and he's squarely responsible for that. and this thing began basically not only in january of this year, and his meeting with the director of the see a mr. william burns, believe it or not. and they had meetings in jordan with the head of the most uh, several months before that and continued to do that on a frequency. and then i can stand behind that that he has done that. and i believe his meeting with um, um uh, the director of the ca, early january tooth uh this year. uh, he initiated the, the, uh, the normalization of

when they came to libya, the dream ended. the energy told me this was done in 2015 or less to done for libya because of the conflict. and because living conditions were extremely hard on stair, i suffered torture and humane tricking enough. but soon enough i realized there would be no future, no work for me there. i didn't know, transfer me to enter into your urine. and it turned out dudley for the shop and my friend stephanie and libya, we were on recognizable. so we decided to return to the share and set up some business here. getting out there and um they arrived in this camp in 2020 and had been waiting ever since like thousands of other migrants to make something of deadlines. murphy, i'm finding something to do here is really tough. nobody never heard of you. if you're just sitting and wait till the end is it that you have to create your own business or families and sit on wait for losing some health shopping money. they chose to collaboration, pull the savings to buy system motorbike, and then a week. sure. and then an

libya because of the conflict. and because living conditions were extremely hard, we hang on stare, i suffered torture and humane tricking enough. but soon enough i realized it would be no future, no work for me there. i didn't know, transfer me to enter into like your, your, to my, i'm in the, the turner dudley for the shift and my friend, stephanie, and i'm libya, we were and recognizable. so we decided to return to the share and set up some business here. the g, not that they arrived in this camp in 2020 and has been waiting ever since, like thousands of other migrants to make something of the allowance. murphy, i'm finding something to do here is really tough. nobody knows how are you if you're just sitting and wait till the end is it that you have to create your own business or families and sit on wait for news and some help shopping money. they chose to collaboration pool, the savings to buy system motor bikes. and then a week, sure. and then another month it quickly became the main job as many refugees the t

turn is libya now the top diplomat has been sacked after it emerged. she held a secret meeting with israel's foreign minister last week. the local media reporting that knows what all my goose has now fled the country. the meeting between the pair was of 1st of its kind and the 2 nations don't have any official ties. so libby as foreign ministry has sought to down play the media saying it was just a casual encounter. but israel's disputed that account saying the to our discussions in rome were agreed at the highest levels. now news of that meeting was 1st revealed by israel's foreign minister, eli cohen, and that spark protest across libya, demonstrators, for and is really flags and demanded that my goose be dismissed. now, normalization of ties with israel is a criminal offense under libyan law. to accomplish them. uh, so we condemn this meeting with israel, especially if the normalization was plumped and this, this meeting really happened. and if it is not staged or something, then honestly this is not acceptable to libyans, a sub. and then we support

for libya's, for a minister was psyched of the meeting hutton's raising the alumni clock, this is out 0 line from the host it coming up flights in and out of view k are delayed or cancelled because of technical failure. traffic control airlines schedules, world wide face disruption. spanish prosecute is open to prelim, re sex abuse investigation into the kissing scandal around the country's football president is for reality and from spends muslim students from wearing the bias in the state run the right. so we begin in libya where the for a minister has been dismissed from meeting with a is really opposition number. last week, decision comes after a 9 to protest across the capitol, tripoli, and several other libyan cities. demonstrate this brand is really flags once a month that much let my bushes come on, not to the monkeys dismissal these ready for a minister. he like kohen described towards, with a, it's the last week as a historic 1st step in establishing times. well, in the wake of the protest, libby, as for a ministry attempt to downplay the discussion, describing it as a non of

when they came to libya, the dream ended. the energy told me this was done in 2015 or less to done for libya because of the conflict. because living conditions were extremely hard, and once there i suffered torture and humane treatment, and that soon enough i realized it would be no future, no work for me there. i didn't know, transfer me to enter it today or you're at the last here i'm in the, it turned out badly for that kind of stuff. and my friend, stephanie and libya, we were only recognizable. so we decided to return to the share and set up some business here. you're not there. and they arrived in this camp in 2020, and he's been waiting ever since. like thousands of other mike wins to make something of their lives. must be. i'm not finding something to do here is really tough. nobody knows how are you if you're just sitting and wait till the end is it that you have to create your own business or families and sit on wait for losing some health sherpa and when they chose to collaboration, pull the savings to buy system m

live from the ha also coming up anger in libya at revelations. it's foreign minister had talks with israel, she's been dismissed. the president of france says the ambassador in this year will not leave despite pressure from the gin to their spanish prosecutors open as sex abuse investigation into the country's football chief, luis ruby alice. as his mother goes on, a hunger strike inside a church and protest the a technical issue at the united kingdom. air traffic control has led to long slight delays with thousands of passengers back on planes. added airports, the computer failure has now been identified. ad is also been fixed, but not before hundreds of flights from rounded across the country. more than 500 flights have also been canceled. the airlines across your warren's passengers to expect long delays and even worse, it's a bank holiday on monday and the u. k. and that is one of the busiest days of the year to travel. well, i'll just here is new barker reports with more from london, the financial air traffic services say they've identified

what would happen is taught the destruction of libya rubbing of libya's o n. a did tell her a sort of innovations dominating the country, continuation of civil and try, but conflict. let me, i wouldn't become a center of, i'm a stability and danger for the whole of the. so how do i have the reason and the content, 12 years after these discourses with put forward with which this course proved beyond any reasonable doubt to be the accurate of discourses of this diversity upon and diversity of the west actually comes into one place. they own cannot live or survive one day without the wealth of africa. i'm hoping that the west would come to its senses and realizes that maybe it should find the way to co exist with the rest of the world. and instead of going for them auntie and just destroying everything and everyone with it's coming down in 5 minutes. so i'm gonna run remote a will of time the upcoming break. so i made it in south africa in person. the ends office confirmed his attendance of the week, so for speculation 5 or more on this latest as i may as well as

we do not consider our work and libya and relations with it as a fight with anyone. but i can agree that westerners in general and americans in particular perceive interaction with libya, not only as a struggle with russia, but also with other states. this is due to western and american interest. there. recently, at the 2nd, russia, africa summits, we set the western colonization in africa, still continues in other ways. they perceive the african continent and it's countries as a source of raw materials, energy, gas, oil, and coffee. you gone to as president most of any set at the summit that the african state which exports coffee receives only a small share, while countries more precisely swiss and german companies receive billions. however, they are not coffee producers, the only pack exports and sell those goods. this is the essence of the westerners game with african countries. this is not our policy. russia is rich and all natural resources, so we do not claim the wealth of africa and libya in particular. on the contrary, we are there for the people, for the dev

some who hope to cross are still stuck in libya.that their young men held there might face retaliation for their family speaking. translation: my son is living in a lot of difficulty. _ sometimes the only give food after two to three days. my son cries a lot and says, "what kind of trouble have we landed in?" "we gave them money and we are dying here." pakistan's economy is in turmoil. youth unemployment is high. and despite the dangers and the crackdown, some still want to play the odds. many are afraid to appear on camera in case they are arrested. but we've spoken to multiple pakistanis who've told us that they would still take an illegaljourney. we also spoken to a smuggler who says they are still taking people out of the country and we have spoken to police authorities who have confirmed they know that people are still leaving illegally. that was caroline davis will be back in the next few minutes stay with us. hello there. it looks like it's going to remain unsettled for the rest of this week. thanks to low pressure, we'll see

this was libya. you're breaking it, your radiance, and you will burn in hell for the thousands of migrants from africa and for support me. i'll tie that. it will be so i never lie and i do not lie now. so there is another aspect to this tragedy. the french financial crime, prosecutors here in paris have told the french press back in may, that they will ask a judge to try former french president and you call us tough cozy for passive corruption. criminal association, illegal financing of electro campaigns and concealment of embezzled public fines. in libya of olivia so alt, your motives for i was thinking, darcy would certainly help to explain what african leaders had said way back when about western refusal to even less than take charge of this. libyan conflicts on their own confident in the view or in light of a peaceful resolution. they'll likely be to be due to the by the name to the mission author to kind of say, well, what are the by the go button. but the middle of the bladder review. so what's

libya because of the conflict. because living conditions were extremely hard and one stair i suffered torture and humane tricking enough. but soon enough i realized it would be no future, no work for me there. i didn't know, transfer me to enter it today or you're at the last here, i'm in the turn, know dudley for that kind of stuff. and a lot of my boyfriend stuff, a d. and in libya we were only recognizable. so we decided to return to the share and set up some business here. you're not there. and they arrived in this camp in 2020, and he's been waiting ever since, like thousands of other markets to make something of the allowance must be. i'm not finding something to do here is really tough. nobody knows how are you if you're just sitting and wait for the end to sit down, you have to create your own business or families and sit on wait for losing some health sherpa and when they chose to collaboration, pull the savings to buy system motorbike and then a ritual, and then another one. it quickly became the main job

this is the news on life coming up the next 60 minutes. widespread protests in libya before libya's foreign minister is reported. the science of the meeting is ready office at number flights and announcing buquet delayed or cancel because of traffic control problems. disruptions, airlines scheduled world wide expect us sex trip, commerce visits china to help these tensions of a trade in technology, exports and friends brands muslim students from where i am biased as in state one school and in support. the women's woke up guessing the scandal has taken another bizarre twist. as luis ruby allison waits to learn his fate. his mother has now gone on a hunger strike to protest. she calls the inhumane treatment, of course on the so we begin in libya. well, the 0 has been told that the foreign minister has been dismissed from meeting with is really opposition number last week, the decision comes after a night of protests across the capital, tripoli, and several of the libyan cities. that means straight as bend is ready flags in the mountains at the knights, let my goose be dismissed. these ready f