crime from the eastern region of libya.his country is also one of the richest. countries in africa in terms of oil reserves. libya is now trying to ramp up its petroleum output and draw foreign investors back to its vast oil fields. meanwhile, amid the us israeli genocide on gaza, libya has voice support for the measures taken by the international court of justice, icj to prevent genocide in the gaza strip. elsew under the post dictator mohammad khaddafi, controversial incidents took place in libya, including the disappearance. of lebanese scholar imam musa sadr. internationally, libya enjoys cordial ties with many countries, including iran. officials say the cooperation between these two muslim nations are on the right track and can develop in various fields. an interview with the libyan ambassador to iran. hello, i'm mubarak kenya and a warm welcome to africa today. this week we have a special guest to discuss issues relating to libya. we are honored to have with us here in the studio, his excellency ali jumal ubedi, the

now let's move to the oil sector in libya. we know libya is a an oil rich country. and previously, i think in the 1970s or 80s, your production was almost 3.4 million barrels a day and the current production stands only at 32% of its peak, and libya, i think is now 18th in the world in terms of oil production, despite its massive reserves. so what steps have you taken uh to boost oil production? during the war, the sector has seen very difficulties and it was natural at that time. in addition, this sector developed very rapidly. because of the war, we fell behind in the international market, but we have a realistic plan right now in order to reopen, establish and develop oil fields and refineries. mr. ambassador, uh, we know libya is an oil rich country, and it has some of the largest oil reserves in africa, and it once produced 3.4 million barrels a day, but now the production has gone, has decreased significantly. what steps are you taking to increase this production? during the war period, our energy sector was greatly damaged, this is normal because we were in t

creme from the eastern region of libya.o one of the richest countries in africa in terms of oil reserves. libya is now trying to ramp up its petroleum output and

libya is also at this. of a migrant crisis, the total number of migrants landed in italy from libya last

look what libya, once the richest country, has become.fore the aggression, libya's gross domestic product was estimated at more than $75 billion. now the country has gone downhill. in syria, over 10 years of civil war, unleashed with the aim of changing the political regime, more than 300,000 population. isis has re-emerged on afghan territory. it is known whose project this is. violence sows death, far beyond the borders of their camps. it is known, for whose money, with whose weapons, it is destabilizing. wars generate thousands of refugees, who benefits from this? those who direct overseas watch this decades-long bloody action film and watch it and count the profits. western, transnational businesses, mainly anglo-saxons, have become significantly richer in recent years. this is true. but tell me, have washington and london become stronger in terms of political. or driving us into debt, as we now see in the example of our fraternal ukraine, whose positions were strengthened by the massacre between israel and palestine. but in the middl

by revolutionary followers of libya's colonel gaddafi.nne fletcher had been sent to control crowds and her death shocked the nation. but after a ten—day siege, the then prime minister margaret thatcher had no choice under diplomatic immunity laws but to let the shooters go. the police neverforgot, including john murray, who held wpc fletcher's hand as she lay dying. now, what i cannot understand and will never be able to understand is why our government, the uk government, has lost interest in the death of a colleague and friend. well, i can assure my government that i won't. this is why he says yvonne fletcher has been let down. the crown prosecution service dropped a case against this man, saleh ibrahim mabrouk, the last surviving figure from inside the embassy. so mr murray sued for damages. mr mabrouk e—mailed from libya to say he'd done nothing wrong, but the judge ruled he was jointly liable for the shooting carried out by others. mr murray is using that ruling to try a rare private prosecution, funded by his supporters. private pro

cream from the eastern region of libya.

, islam, libya, khamenei, libya, or gaza, sayyed ali khamenei, sayyed ali khamenei oh man, the women of gaza, god almighty, will be victorious at the airport . if we do not repeat this picture , the iranian rockets and cars can be seen on top of the dome of the rock in the occupied jerusalem , facing the israeli settlements. the israelis , their children, or their fathers, have heard that the muslims are god almighty, god almighty. i feel good that they did something that no one expected. all arab countries leave us alone. i have a good view of iran because it supported us. we ask all arab countries to do the same thing that iran did. in tonight's case with mr. fouad. zadi abolfazl bazargan and qestan javad from lebanon, different dimensions we will check iran's response and then we will be with you by covering the meeting of the security council live on khabar network. first , i will start the conversation with mr. paad izadi, professor of world studies, mr. izadi. hello , i was wondering about the pictures we were seeing. do you want to start with that? yes, in the last 24 hours, a

more than 300 thousand people, which is almost 10% of the total population of libya.zens, there is a murdered muammar gaddafi, but there is neither freedom nor democracy. libyan tribes now live in a state of constant struggle of bloodshed, saddam's regime has fallen hussein. during the reign of saddam hussein , the security situation was so clear that you could cross a distance of 600 km with a driver in a car, from the borders of syria, for example, or jordan, without fear of anyone or anything. today, you cannot leave your house in baghdad and go to your brother's house in the center of baghdad. everything is lost, there is no safety. that is, in this case, nato wanted to see what the consequences would be for the health of the local population, since back in iraq and bosnia and herzegovina, they saw what the consequences were bombardment of uranus with plutonium. the american government insisted that the combined uranium was absolutely safe and did not cause harm to health, as observed. and iraq, i am not an expert, but i know several large-scale consequences that

in 1951, libya became one of the 1st countries in africa to gain independence. oh, what else? seemed wrong? just don't the yes to shape out the application. and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds of parts, we choose to look so common ground, the known in vietnam, american war, the vietnam war lost it for almost 2 decades and dragged in numerous countries. not any time between now and then you don't see it now, why it's all on the empty hundreds of thousands of american troops who was sent to the country to back the south vietnamese on me. i got the american soldiers murdered resistors mercilessly burned down entire villages and spread dangerous chemicals. and li, laid up day by all right. did the americans ever fully acknowledge what they did and on the vietnamese veterans ready to forgive? yes, yes, that's the way it's too late. but yes, the hello and welcome to cross talk. we're all things are considered on peter level. fine. so as the medium israel should introduce a 6 to 8 weeks ceasefire and gaza. later he walked this back also he said nothin

at least, i would claim, since the destruction of my home country, of libya in 2011, which made many african nations realize that you simply cannot have peace on the understanding with the west, which libya tried to do the west. as soon as you tried to gain control of your economy, fuel natural resources, if you're only if you're gold, the west would come with power with force to take it back. i visited chides in 2014, the last time i saw it was my own eyes that even showed the officials were discussing the possibility of getting rid of old 40 minutes. repetitive of that time. of course, it was the french and the french still have the big presence and shots. and i think it's that it's next step for the chevy and government to talk to the french about the possibility of withdrawing the forces from there. just sticking with the american troops for a moment at the been operating under a so called mt turn mission in the part of african many years they've been doing not, are attempting to do that. what have they actually achieved? this is the ironic thing is meant nato, a balance of the s

by revolutionary followers of libya's colonel gaddafi.tion. but after a ten—day siege, the then prime minister margaret thatcher had no choice under diplomatic immunity laws but to let the shooters go. the police neverforgot, including john murray, who held wpc fletcher's hand as she lay dying. now, what i cannot understand and will never be able to understand is why our government, the uk government, has lost interest in the death of a colleague and friend. well, i can assure my government that i won't. this is why he says yvonne fletcher has been let down. the crown prosecution service dropped a case against this man, saleh ibrahim mabrouk, the last surviving figure from inside the embassy. so mr murray sued for damages. mr mabrouk e—mailed from libya to say he'd done nothing wrong, but the judge ruled he was jointly liable for the shooting carried out by others. mr murray is using that ruling to try a rare private prosecution, funded by his supporters. private prosecutions are difficult and face many hurdles — this one perhaps more tha

pursuing a policy of genocide, italy was only able to temporarily suppress libya, 18th of the entire population. more than 100000 people fell victim to their. however, just a few years later, the entail you enroll, collapsed in 1951, libya became one of the 1st countries in africa to gain independence the 1st time in history. and meantime, countries culture has b can so does that mean lot in west town? so culture do need to ask the associated model. i sold all the products yet just setting the money to put the clue. the phrase now particularly refers to canceling russian culture. and yet the worst it creates a few orders to that i get 20 miles folks to pittsville renewal. that is charlotte phillips that go with it because i'm most of the subject to the one of them in the morning. what russia is created, the pos 1500 years. there's no question actually condemned, reviled and reject it to sit alone and use that to put somebody at the middle of the panel. there's a lot, i don't know because i don't know she does it. i guess it a little, some of the list joining total condemnation, gross

earth after earth reached us by the grace of god, the meaning of these missiles that reached us from libyaame the basis for internal movement and localization, but this was a complicated and difficult task because we had nothing in the country, it took a long time, but now. well, we have reached the global level, which means that we are one of the top countries in the world in the field of missiles, of course , the other sectors are also the same, peace be upon him, dear imam , where is the complicated and difficult task that had a supporter from the beginning? was. hazrat agha was the president at that time in 1964, i remember the first meeting for the construction of rockets we brought some of these missiles that we got from libya. place for reverse engineering, our experts are afraid to open this, it means they are worried, sir gave them courage, he said, why didn't you open this , now they said something and sir said, don't be afraid to do this, by god, the need of the front is pressing , they may express, they will use this, god willing salam ali mohammad and al mohammad, the first pi

in 1951, libya became one of the 1st countries in africa to gain independence the high acceptance. and i'm going to plan with you whatever you do, you do not watch minors so seriously. why watch something that's so different by little opinions that he won't get anywhere else? what can we please or do they have the state department c, i a weapons, bankers, multi 1000000000 dollar corporations. choose your fax for you. go ahead. i changed and whatever you do, don't want marshall state main street because i'm probably going to make you uncomfortable. my show is called stretching time, but again, you probably don't wanna watch it because it might just change the way and say oh, now it shows the wrong just don't you have to safe house to come to after care and engagement because the trail when so many find themselves will support. we choose to look for the common ground . the the washington is quick to dismiss a bombshell statement from russia's investigative committee that accuses the print in company links to view as president, sun 100, by the end of sponsoring it. terror attacks agai

, let's cross live now to the official spokesperson for the association of nato and war victims in libya. dr. mustafah offertory. dr. also, tori, good to have you on with us. what specific legal arguments does the us put forth to justify its opposition to the i c c pro? i'm thank you for having b. o and actually for to you. if you look at seriously, at the statements concerning the jurisdiction of the i, c, c, you come over from the united states that the bottoms or do i toss or anybody any other refresher there's no, there's no valid argument. if you're like, there is no credit viable, understand the evidence. so both of the argument simply is just because the, in this case it's about those are, i said, so what would be is or is which is a protected by the united states, either the one or, or the international court. the, i mean the i, c, i entered this record of justice or the i, c, c, a and this case. and remember, it's only in the united states and the history of the so called wisdom, one of the members of the i, c, c, and the egypt. what ever the i c. c, the sides. it was unexpected

by revolutionary followers of libya's colonel gaddafi.ds and her death shocked the nation. after a ten day siege, the then prime minister margaret thatcher had no choice under diplomatic immunity laws but to let the shooters go. the police neverforgot, including john murray, who held wpc fletcher's hand as she lay dying. now, what i cannot understand and will never be able to understand is why our government, the uk government, has lost interest in the death of a colleague and friend. well, i can assure my government that i won't. this is why he says yvonne fletcher has been let down. the crown prosecution service dropped a case against this man, saleh ibrahim mabrouk, the last surviving figure from inside the embassy. so mr murray sued for damages. mr mabrouk e—mailed from libya to say he'd done nothing wrong, but the judge ruled he was jointly liable for the shooting carried out by others. mr murray is using that ruling to try a rare private prosecution, funded by his supporters. private prosecutions are difficult and face many hurdles

we mean these missiles that came to us from libya. it became the basis for internal movement and localization. however, this work was complicated and difficult because his subordinate had nothing in the country. it took a long time , but now we have reached the global level . we are some of the best countries in the world in the field of missiles of course, the other parts are also the same. peace be upon you, ali muhammad, yar imam. welcome. it's a complicated, difficult task that had a supporter from the beginning. the one we said did not compromise with anyone. my mind was that we don't want the irgc air force. we don't want the irgc air force. hazrat agha was the president at that time in 1964. i remember the first meeting to build rockets . we had brought some of these missiles we had taken from libya there for reverse engineering. our experts were afraid to open them. you didn't open it , now they said something and the gentleman said don't be afraid do this, god willing, the front is pressing , the first ground-to-ground missil

some of the rockets we got from libya were brought there for our reverse engineering. experts are afraid. to open these means that they are worried, the sir gave them courage, he said, why didn't you open these, now they said something and the sir said , don't be afraid to do this, but the need of the front is pressing , they may express and use these , may god bless muhammad and the family of muhammad, the first pickaxe in the year 1366, the missile factory of zamin-to-zimin was opened, mr. yes, i saw a picture of the father of iran's rockets, ali tehrani moghadam. yes, i saw a picture . how young were you and shahid tehrani moghadam? are you working on rockets ? how old have you been there? we were, and the capability of shahid tehrani moghadam and his companions is the answer. it is a long path in which many people played a role. we took this and reverse engineered it. we have come to the conclusion that we must create a reassuring atmosphere for the next few years. if the enemy works , we will not underestimate those parts. we went after the fattah fattah missile,

you see, libya had the same idea. the libyans thought that the only pole in the world that is the leader is the united states. therefore, applying the opinions of the united states is the same as what the united states gave us. he says destroy your missile system , destroy the influence of eaton's logic, the revolutionary mr. gaddafi did this, when he did this , the united states, as we are talking about the existence of partisanship in the country of democracy in libya, is a different point. it is a one-sidedness in the world where there is a lack of polarity in the practice of domination and hegemony, and one -sidedness is going down. i am talking about the lack of polarity. this non-polarity will include the us and other great powers as well. this is an exceptional situation that in the history of international relations, we rarely face such a situation, or maybe there is no history at all. this is that today, if there was a polarity, china would have provided military assistance to the russians. china has a relati

what's going on in libya? we all know what kind of tyrant gaddafi was, perhaps.in sirte after we got there? your eyelids have entered, why don’t you write about it? has humanitarian grace arrived there, or what? our goal is to try on all sides of the conflict, we don’t choose ours and not ours, the difficult events around syria, when they began, well, one of the leaders arrived, so i meet with him, we agreed on what we will do, how we will do, specifically this, this, this done, flew from moscow to washington, returned to paris, everything was forgotten, as if there were no agreements, how to talk, about what, and there were specific agreements, right down to where the fleet would move, that we we’ll do it, the aircraft carrier charles degaulle approached the shores of syria and it seemed like we agreed to work together, but after a couple of days it turned around and went towards the soviet canal, well then why talk to them, then it’s better to call washington directly, that’s all, i’m saying now , i'm not making anything up do you understand? and in france they

everyone inside was able to leave and return to libya. lay dying. she lived for the job she did. everybody loved her. being here today, it brings it all back anyway. i mean, i can remember every single thing that happened that day. it's sad, but, you know, we'll never forget yvonne. we can't forget yvonne. in 2017, crown prosecutors dropped a case against saleh ibrahim mabrouk — the only surviving senior figure from the day — because secret evidence couldn't be used in a trial. so mr murray sought damages instead. mr mabrouk wrote to the court from libya saying he'd done nothing wrong. but a high courtjudge ruled he wasjointly liable for the shooting carried out by others. mr murray is using that finding to launch a rare private criminal prosecution. my charges against him will be conspiracy to murder yvonne fletcher. that information would be laid at the magistrates' court, and then i, with the legal process, go to the crown court and have a hearing. prosecutors have the power to stop mr murray's case, but he says he has a lifelong promi

these missiles are meant to be sent from libya to it became a basis for moving. internalization and localization , however, this was a complicated and difficult task because we did not have anything in the country, it took a long time , but now we have reached the global level . we are some of the best countries in the world in the field of missiles , of course, other parts are also the same . peace be upon you. peace be upon the imam . he had a supporter from the beginning. we do not want the irgc air force. i had the first meeting to build and put rockets . we brought these rockets that we got from libya there, experts are afraid for our reverse engineering. if they open these, it means that they are worried, the sir gave them courage and said, "you didn't open it like that. now they said something, and the sir said, don't be afraid to do this , but the need of the front is pressing, they may express and use these. god bless ali muhammad and the family of muhammad, the first pickaxe of the factory." the open ground-to-ground missile of 1366 was hit by mr. comed

when he did this , the united states attacked this country because there is no democracy in libya. do we have to repeat this experience? let's repeat. when we talk about multilateralism, the different point is that unilateralism in the world, in which there is a lack of polarity in the practice of domination and hegemony, and unilateralism is on the decline . the rest of the great powers will also be in this situation. exception it is possible that in the history of international relations, we face such conditions less often, or maybe there is no history of such conditions at all. i would like to explain the non-polarity to our dear audience. the main thing is that if there was a polarity today, china would have given military assistance to the russians. china has a relative position in not providing military assistance to russia. definitely if polar. it was t and that was the unipolar america. today, india would never buy oil from russia, nor would china. he was loyal to the 11,000 sanctions imposed by the united states of america and followed it , but in the current situation, we

this means the missiles that came to us from libya. it became the basis for internal movement and localization. however, this work was complicated and difficult because we had nothing in the country. it took a long time, but now we have reached the global level, that is, one of the top countries in the world in the field. complex and difficult work that had a support from the beginning the one we said did not have any compliments with anyone, but my mind was that we don't want the irgc air force , a political air force when we wrote the irgc air force. i remember the first time when he was the president in 1964, i held a meeting to build missiles from these missiles that we had taken from libya. we had brought them there for reverse engineering. our experts were afraid to open them. i hit the first pickaxe of the ground-to-ground missile factory in 136, mr. omadan, the factory pickaxe . yes, i saw a picture of you and shahid tehrani moghadam, how young were you when you were working on the rocket, how old have you been there, did you t

we mean these missiles that came to us from libya. it became the basis for internal movement and localization. however, this was a difficult task because we didn't have anything to support it in the country. it took a long time, but now we have reached the global level, which means that we are one of the top countries in the world in the field of missiles, of course, the same goes for other sectors. it was a complicated and difficult task that had a supporter from the beginning , the one we said had no complaints with anyone, but my mind was that we don't want the irgc air force. i said that the air force was not there, i didn't have a gate. when he wrote, we want the army air force, this is the description of its duties, this means that we want this. i held the first meeting for making missiles . we had brought some of these missiles that we had taken from libya there for reverse engineering. our experts were afraid to open them, which means they were worried . the gentleman said, "don't be afraid to do this, otherwise the need of th

the meaning of these missiles, which reached us from libya, became the basis for the domestic movementlocalization. he didn't have it in the country. very it took a long time, but now we have reached the global level . it means that we are among the top countries in the world in the field of missiles. of course, other sectors are also the same . peace be upon you, muhammad, dear imam. welcome, muhammad. it is a complex and difficult task that had a supporter from the beginning. i didn't have if. and my mind was that we don't want the irgc air force, i said we don't want the irgc air force, i didn't have a daravi force, when he wrote, we want the irgc air force and this is the description of his duties, the meaning is that we want this , the country needs this, and the work went forward, sir, at that time i remember being the president in 1964 i held the first meeting for building rockets from libya. we had taken it and brought it there for our reverse engineering. the experts were afraid to open it. it means they were worried. the gentleman gave them courage and said, "why didn't you o

you see, libya thought the same .yans thought that the only pole in the world and the leader is the united states. therefore , applying the opinions of the united states, the opinions given by the united states are what your missile system tells us. eliminate the influence of the eaton area from b. when america did this , it attacked this country as there is no democracy in libya. should we repeat this experience ? mr. khosrowsh, i agree with your summary. your presence when we talk about multilateralism we are talking about the one-sidedness in the world in which there is a lack of polarity in the practice of domination and hegemony and one-sidedness is on the decline. this is an exceptional situation in the history of international relations . on top of that, if there was a polarity today , china would have provided military assistance to the russians. china has a relative position in not providing military assistance to russia. certainly, if it was a polarity and it was the unipolarity of america, today india would

it's very sad, but to note is that said in libya, to date the barcode, when you've been for pollution, want to get out to dismiss became to me and ask for the formula which we go beyond. what was the does, do you want to put an end to the crisis to become one, put the sufferings and under the circumstances there is no way for you and can operate successfully because the brake when of in the for any sort of pieces, what do we have priest predict? unfortunately, 7 of the 18 chair is needed for donald trump's hush money trial have been chosen from is the 1st form of us present to face a criminal trial. he's accused over payments to an adult film stopped 12 years. 6 ultimates on need. fight has destroyed one of the best known landmarks in denmark's capital, copenhagen, the city's 7 5th century stock exchange was engulfed in flames. fight angela has the story now. one of copenhagen's, most iconic landmarks collapsing in flames. the old stock exchange quote fi early on tuesday leaving the nation devastated the dr. nascent style building was being renovated to restore it, to its former glory

in 1951, libya became one of the 1st countries in africa to gain independence. the, the, the world's largest food and beverage company is caught up in a scandal facing allegations of selling healthy or baby to, to western nations. leaving, developing countries with alternatives are packed with sugar. the french president says 0 is in danger and must not act as a us vessel the same week as the us secretary of state spoke for the you about his relations with china during his trip to bay, james and i spend 25 years since nato turned that journalist into target by bombing the main tv station in former yugoslavia healing at 16 of its workers. stay with us as we bring you a special report later on in the program. the .

on germany, and i... we saw bombs in korea, vietnam, angola, nicaragua, panama, yugoslavia, iraq, libyaghanistan, syria, all these are new geopolitical goals, behind which there was a redistribution of the markets for oil, gas, rare metals and other minerals, people were killed for them, look at what libya has turned into in syria, over 10 years of civil war, unleashed to change the political regime, more than 300,000 people have already died. isis has revived again on afghan territory, it is known whose project it is, it is spreading violence and death far beyond the borders of its camps, it is known for whose money, with whose weapons, destabilizing wars are generating thousands of crowds of refugees, who benefits from it, those overseas directs. watches this bloody action movie that lasts decades, watches and counts the profits. western transnational business, in mostly anglo-saxons, have become significantly richer in recent years, this is true, but tell me, washington and london have become stronger in terms of political reputation; they have no authority in the international arena

however, just a few years later, the entail you enroll collapsed in 1951, libya became one of the 1st countries in africa to gain independence. the breaking news from syria were several over rums islamic revolution regard. court advisors have been killed in this really strikes on the are really in conflict in damascus. now this, according to the countries, i'm also coming up on the program brushes, federal security service phase, about the terrorist suspects listed in some of these rate in southern russia were directly involved in the appropriate, specific must occur with one of the detained, admitting the more attacks where we were planning a terrorist attack here on the bank of cas, b, c. d, or in the victory part, the targets in a crowd of people i believe the weapons to the guys who attacked crow proceeding.

ukraine was supposed to a doctor and the sofa also to arrest folks posted for nato will victims in libya. he believes us claims demonstrate separate hypocrisy. if you look seriously at the stadium is concerning the jurisdiction of the i, c. c, you come over from the united states that the bottom left or do i toss or anybody any other refresher? there is no, there is no a valid argument. if you like, there is no credit. why will understand the evidence? so both of the argument simply is just because the, in this case it's about those are the said, so what is or is which is a protected by the united states. see the, the one or the international court. the i'm in the i, c, i am doing us record of justice or i, d, i c c a and this case of some of july and her book or see if you like it's, it's, we have seen it before. we are seeing this now and we'll see it again or from us. we see the united states, you know, trying to protect is right in front of me, which i assume iris one sort of you from condemnation, from d i c c a y. and at the same time supporting the idea that the president, north,

you can see there's even no single um, no single government in libya. i'm so it is not just a friends tips, but funny. i've finished them in international relations. it was caused by america, i mitchell, i'm the now, this would have continued the if not for the purpose of russia and some of the students, i'm doubtful. we want to see more of russia and china coming on to the international as soon as they're comfortable on america's edge, you money. this is necessary because that's the way you mind kind of would benefit for the international engagement is what our nation's, we'd need this desperately because the kids are seeing guys, uh yes, calls for a lot of condemnation on different options in different directions. however, what is happening is the sim of the old story symbol was not active without any change. nobody cares. okay, um, you have taken israel to the international criminal court. the criminal court has made up the management, but nobody is going to inform us of that. as we have said, nothing has happened since that time. i'm more of it is c

for example, if you are very critical to the, was of nate or for example, useless any of us or in libya. that's why we are my pre the goals and vc also because he's on the war and you try and induce expansion of nato, the right. that's gonna do it for me for now. but just stay with us. my colleague, nicky aaron, will be in next in about half an hour with more news by the hello and welcome to wells a part of the mark twain famously, a remark that history and 1000 and repeat a sound, but it also in ryans. and it's not the circumstances or the actors of any particular conflict that the get 3 constellation, but the rather the spirit of the problem with south state and resolve parts of it as a repeating continent is once again stricken with better divisions and kinetic warfare . does history offer any ideas point moving forward to discuss that? i'm now enjoying by little, by splost, a left wing slip box politician, a deputy to speaker on the slumber. i can parliament mister bloss. uh, it's a great honor and great pleasure to talk to you. thank you very much for your time . thank you very muc

i remember in the commons previous conflicts in libya, previous conflicts in syria.ivy council terms as a result of that. hang on, david lammy, i want to be really clear that... of course, we in government would act as we're saying in opposition. so a labour government would always publish legal advice on issues of war? i've said in the circumstances... i can't foresee every circumstance over the next decade or so. but what i'm saying is i do believe on this issue where there's so much public discussion and the debate and quite rightly british citizens are asking, i hope we're not complicit in that — you should publish a summary of that advice. when things are very, very difficult for in democracies, you can get very quickly bogged down in an argument about process. oh, westminster loves that more than anything else. when it's hard and when it's issues of substance, let's have a fight about process. where's the legal letter versus what are you going to do with a ship? are you going to make it go from cyprus to the newly built port in gaza? yes. well, apparently we ar

just in relation to it's illegal campaign and you could smell of, you know, rock, i've done this on libya. how it enables the purpose of islamic states. and now how it piles ukraine high with arms. that is something seen by many, including the global science as being the problem, solid even sky reporting for all the info grades. so if you do stay with our to international, i'll be back with much more news in about 30 minutes. in the meantime, you can always visit our website or to com for the very latest breaking news and updates by the of the man the northern target. now, when you say, you know why, why, why one being getting you labeled on monday. the only problem that we can tell, or maybe the land on the, on the, on the, to the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the with the, the, the, the, the by the probably not i the lady that yeah. working on uh on either you guys could give you my oh yeah. can you come with a couple of people to hold on? maybe the her in your mind, you called in the morning like i don't you want to know mad those to the by the that's how those snowbirds yeah. go go a

since 2011 it's very sad, but to note is that said in libya to be the bulk of believe getting pollution want to get that to dismiss became to me and ask for a, a formula which we go beyond. what was the does want to put an end to the crisis to become what people are named best sufferings and under the circumstances there is no way will you and can operate successfully because the books break one of the 4, any sort of pieces. what do we have priest day? unfortunately, the focus on is the getting the 2nd phase of a controversial plan to deport hundreds of thousands of us can refugees living in the country. they've off a 1000000 undocumented african nationals have been expelled since last october. the government is extending its deportation. platinum to include many off guns who still hold focused on the documents. many f as in pockets. don't say that heartbreaking of being forced to leave a place they call home cabal. hard to report for blood dakota in bulk is found on the border with i've got this done. a very bad creation of millions of, of loans is continuing or the 30 day. most of the

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they caused the tragedy in the rock and the tragedy in libya. the almost destroyed series and many of us like afghanistan, that's the history. so i don't know what they mean when they say it has to be successful. the 1st phase of the alliance as a source of confrontation, hostem division, they tow, as it is now, does not serve the goal of coleman. he repeated security, or even the interest sivitz. i remember the take a fresh look around his life. kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power to do vision with no real opinions. pictures, design to simplify will confuse really once a better world. and is it just as a chosen few fractured images presented to this, but can you see through their illusion going underground can the, [000:00:00;00] the liking in these mountains is certainly rewarding, but it takes a lot of energy and man, and my hungry. luckily, i'm in north a city where food is almost a 4th of religion were. recipes are handed down for generations without changes. and this qualifies for being part of the unit sco world

at least, i would claim, since the destruction of my home country, of libya in 2011, which made many african nations. the realize that you simply cannot have peace and understanding with the west, which libya tried to do the west. as soon as you try to gain control of fuel economy, fuel natural resources. if you're only if you're golden, the west, when it comes, when file, when for us to take us back, fine, i'm sure funding on training. see but the into the sauce region. chad is the heart of that. i'm from child a nice job to manually and both, you know, 5. so a problem stand faced by african countries up to this moment. and then of course the west comes and says, we want to protect you from this problem. allow us to have minute your presence. so the q, yeah, it's a problem. they find it's, i'm going to come in with it's been, you know, power to solve it. the reason of course, what they want is to take the control of the economy of the sauces, videography, and completed their global wars from other people. his lands, the french police, have detained a man who was threatening to deton

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they caused the tragedy and the rock and the tragedy and libya, the almost destroyed series, and many of us like afghanistan, that, that history. so i don't know what they mean when they say it has to be successful . the 1st phase of the alliance is a source of confrontation hosting division. they tell you, as it is now, does not serve the goal of coming to europe in security or even the interest sivitz . members the the hi, i'm rick sanchez and i'm here to plan with you whatever you do. do not watch my new show. seriously. why watch something that's so different whitelisted opinions that he won't get anywhere else. what can i please or do you have the state department c, i a weapons makers, multi 1000000000 dollar corporations. choose your fax for you. go ahead, change and whatever you do. don't want my show stay main street because i'm probably going to make you uncomfortable. my show is called stretching time. but again, it's not. we don't want to watch it because it might just change the way you the the, the that the media does a yeah. we're showing that it was because of the of t

they caused the tragedy in the rock and the tragedy in libya. the almost destroyed series and many of us like afghanistan, that's the history. so i don't know what they mean when they say it has to be successful. the 1st phase of the alliance as a source of confrontation, hostem division they tow, as it is now, does not serve the goal of coming to europe in security for even the interest sivitz, our members, the deal, lowest points of view as the the, the dealer to a vehicle so the most in store for the money is in them of the dispute and which is here to stay on the show with the the, the the, this also is that this off of the 1st time since 2022, the russian defense. and this being the 1st council on moscow was the positive intention to include the bikes. the brain will file on file the 2nd time i was on the bottom of that street to istic store concept ultimate reveal. but instead of using a, i lots of logic checked out with one of my under paid workers in india. reconsider operating on it because of the deadly is really it's back on the 8 wha

these are the ones who run around with cameras under bullets in iraq, syria, libya, egypt, somalia, ukraineetimes they die. by the way, ah do you know how many real journalists died last year? according to the world journalism corporation, 128 people. and what? progressive humanity. what happens next? then there is a huge consolidation of an unprecedented number of people around this story. millions of people gather, pick up a poster, large or small, where it says, i am charlie, go along with politicians, a huge number of leaders and top officials of other states march through paris in other cities too, well, does something arise here? inconsistency, according to at least for me, i think for many others, i will read about it, okay, we are against... we still separate the wheat from the chaff, we should not confuse one with the other, because it turns out that if i say that i am against murders, i at the same time, immediately, automatically say, i am for the fact that it is possible to insult the shrine of a person belonging to a different nationality and professing a different religion, th

war, it is time for christian leaders to admit that war is not a way out, be it iraq, afghanistan or libyaen we realize that war does not help, when we take seriously to the words of jesus about the peacemakers about mercy, there must be other ways, so i would invite them... to listen, to learn more, to avoid very superficial simplistic views that are not based on the holy scripture itself, more on political equations, and i would right now call and i will continue to call, we need to stop this war in gas, it is killing many children, women, innocent people, it needs to be stopped, there must be other ways. and as followers of christ, we must walk the path of peace and justice, and we must avoid the simplistic polarization of good and evil, listen understand what is happening and i implore you as a christian pastor from bethlehem, i implore you to listen. holy father, thank you for a very worthy and reasonable analysis, i hope that all christians in the west will hear it. thank you. thank you, vladimir putin held a working meeting with the governor of the astrakhan region, the president di