libya, central bank and tripoli. the rival factions are locked in a power struggle over who controls the institution and the countries oil revenue. banks have suspended operations and people can't access their catch. we demands that old banking procedures for tend to normal as far as the political problems and the competition over the leadership of the central bank. they should resolve these among themselves. citizens should be able to go about the banking as usual. it's the latest fall out in a divided nation back in 2011 long time leader and warmer. good. off he was overthrown. during the spring political disputes followed, leading to the formation of 2 rival governments. one is based on tripoli, in the west, internationally recognized and led by prime minister often come meet of the by or the other is based and been gauzy in the east and supports war lord calling for half tar who controls most of libya's oil fields. and for years, both sides have depended on the central bank for survival. in a country where oil is

the libya is the bank not utility of these b. c, libya is a very wealthy country and has been because it produces 1400000 barrels of oil a day. and you know, the reserves of the libyan central bank. so that again, state are over $80000000000.00. it generates about 20 between $20.00 and $25000000000.00 of oil revenues a year. so these are the big numbers compared to other neighboring states. and as he said that it's a, it's a very small population. the problem is that over the years they have being repeated accusations of mismanagement of funds and basil mat or the. 1 a former you and then boy sold outright. predation of state results is so you have state officials that are actually using depositions of power to tap into these oil revenues. think the even more of the product then given a lot. um, what is interesting to me is that given you companies to rival institutions to rival governments, there was only one central bank. that seems to be the only institution that is common. i'm not seems to be why we have this really big probl

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libya does about one million a day normally. we are probably down to at least half of that according to some of our reporting. we will see how that develops in the uncertainty for the market about how long this potential disruption will last, tom. tom: we look at the disruption side and continue to monitor developments in libya. the question about china and chinese demand, with the softer data, we saw that play out to some extent yesterday. where we stand on that front? what's the latest in terms of the demand and pulls from china and the outlook in the weeks and months ahead? matthew: the market is concerned about that because we are seeing focus on the construction market. and whether that will reduce demand. we are seeing some additional refinery startups. that will potentially push more product into the rest of asia. the market is watching what will happen. they do have export quotas for refineries. they need to see if they will fully use those and that will have an impact on the margins for refineries and the demand in asia

lavrov the development of the situation in libya, as already mentioned, libya is of great importance to us, it is a neighboring country for egypt, we agreed that it is necessary to provide support to the libyan people so that they can decide their own destiny without any interference from the outside, without any... the formation of a new leadership that will be able to lead the country out of the crisis, preserve the territorial integrity of libya, we also discussed the situation in sudan, a catastrophic situation is developing there, from a humanitarian point of view, we emphasized the importance of an immediate ceasefire and an end to the current crisis, an end to the suffering of the brotherly sudanese people. and the need to take measures to preserve the unity of this country. i also informed mr. lavrov about the steps that egypt is taking to quickly resolve this conflict and achieve a political solution. we also discussed the situation in syria and agreed that it is necessary to continue joint coordination. un security council 2254. i also informed mr. lavov about the latest ne

he's destroyed libya. he appointed by them, his vice president, who is now holocaust. harris's, the ex leader, because he's genocide, joe, of course, because of what's happened in garza, in palestine and come all that harris would just be another continuation. you think of obama in a sense, in terms of the mass mode or incoming? as i pray bray, i pray with all my heart that donald trump for president trump wednesday select to do this, alleged him. mr. trump. he's a good quality then to the current or that he has, you know, i had my that he's not for the details. i prefer somebody who comes and tells me point blank. you don't like me nice as opposed somebody smiling in my face and then step in the back. you know, and is the obama and all that kind of people. they're trying to make that they're so nice. but in the back, in the back room, are you own the best gaming all these bad things? there's nothing that they're really doing for anybody. look at their usa right now . i, i myself, went to the usa. 1985. i

he's destroyed the libya. he appointed by them is vice president who is now all across harris's, the ex leader because he's genocide, joe, of course, because of what's happened in gauze and palestine, and kamala harris would just be another continuation. you think of obama in a sense, in terms of the mass murder and killing? i pray, pray, i pray with all my heart. but uh donald trump, for president trump wednesday select to do this, alleged him. mr. trump. uh he did quality then to the account and it said that he has, you know, i had my that you're not for the details are there. i prefer somebody who comes and tells me point blank. you don't like me as opposed to somebody smiling in my face and then step in the back. you know, and is the obama and all that kind of people. they're trying to make that they're so nice. but in the back, in the back room or your own desk gaming, all the bad things, there's nothing that they're really doing for anybody. okay, there usa right now i, i, myself, went to the usa. 1985.

his but upstream schemes with syria and libya as well.— and libya as well. met _ and libya as well. his comments were met with _ and libya as well. his comments were met with criticism - and libya as well. his comments were met with criticism from - were met with criticism from the shadow home secretary. we've seen fatalities of illegal— we've seen fatalities of illegal channel crossings going up, illegal channel crossings going up. we — illegal channel crossings going up, we have seen the numbers coming— up, we have seen the numbers coming up. _ up, we have seen the numbers coming up, because the very first— coming up, because the very first action of this labour government was to scrap an international partnership which was determined migrants, we know— was determined migrants, we know this _ was determined migrants, we know this because those migrants told us so. this latest incident _ migrants told us so. this latest incident comes - migrants told us so. this | latest incident comes less migrants told us so. i'll 3 latest incident comes less than two wee

they were iraq, syria, lebanon, libya, somali. is sudan and of course iran. i mean, let's look at this and what does this mean? um, your take, so were all these invasions are aggressions pre-planned, how do you see it? absolutely, of course they were pre-planned, as i as i was explaining, it was pre-planned as part of the new middle east project that was put forward by the evangelical right, and 911 was simply used as that excuse, and as i've also mentioned, if the argument was to defeat terrorism. well terrorism was actually generated and multiplied as a result of, and actually it was the resistance access on the ground that defeated that subsequent terrorism, and actually america used the terrorism that was generated and the capacity for it that was created in afghanistan, in iraq to actually target the line of resistance that they consider to be a real threat to their hegemonic interests in the region and and globally and beyond so... so we see how terrorism actually became within the american strategy and actually benefited it, so consider how for example

i mean libya due to the conditions and adoption centers that doesn't exist at the same time in libya, there is not one government which is in control of the whole country. so they don't even have a maritime rescue for the nation sensor. okay, read the rubbish. rubbish. oh and if i could bring it to you, libya but also to news. yeah. the you is paid a lot of money to uh, to easier recently to boost that security. it totally is also done the same. and yet to news, here is a country where the president is accused of authoritarian behavior and human rights abuses. yeah, i think, you know, we need to really be careful, especially from a u. k. perspective. we need to be careful with how close case tom wants to follow a minute of these pos, you know, offshoring of human rights responsibilities. and i'll borrow responsibilities about international responsibilities to provide send, treat to people who are moving or not forced to leave the homes off shore. and that responsibility puts you in great danger because who are you are showing that responsibility to we've already been been down that ro

and if i could bring it to you, libya but also to news. yeah. the you is paid a lot of money to a to easier recently to boost at security. italy is also done the same. and yet to news, here is a country where the president is accused of authoritarian behavior and human rights abuses. yeah, i think, you know, we need to really be careful, especially from a u. k. perspective. we need to be careful with how close case tom wants to follow a lot of these pos, you know, offshoring of human rights responsibilities, and no more responsibility to the international responsibilities, to provide sentry to people who are moving or not forced to leave the rooms off. shore and that responsibility puts you in great danger because who are you are showing that responsibility to we've already been been down that road with the wind, the scheme. we've already seen how dangerous that can be to be sending both to the supposedly sending people, many of our clients, again, bring it back to the humans in this story. many of our kinds horrified by the so we're going to th

the same to libya.d they've got a 60% reduction in their illegals arriving because they actually tow boats back to africa. i put it to you, sir keir starmer has no appetite to do anything similar with the country where most of our illegals come from. that is france. prove me wrong. >> i'm not going to prove you wrong, martin. you're absolutely spot on. well done . that is why spot on. well done. that is why the 6,064% actually, this year , the 6,064% actually, this year, reduction across the central med route is precisely been delivered. it's because the italians, maloney and also ursula von der leyen, went to negotiate new deals in the north african coastline. and they are turning boats back there . turning boats back there. they've invested in the coast guards both off of italy and, sorry, both off of libya and tunisia . a lot of money has gone tunisia. a lot of money has gone in there. and so essentially, yes, there's a different policy, isn't there , in terms of eu isn't there, in terms of eu mariti

denise, and in order to instill or political stability in libya, we need to rating that this incident. i'll long stating what the guy said. so it'd be ended by holding parliament today and presidential elections and the pull at putting. yeah. it's all for the munitions and most cities in order for libya to bring the division to an end and the store stability and security. and ladies and gentlemen, during the meeting, we also discussed the situation in syria. we did today, did that. we both look forward to a resolution to bring this crises to an end that test taking a heavy told on the saturday and people and i hear welcome both our respective efforts aiming at establishing a diplomatic solutions. elevating the south end of the city and people in line with the security council resolutions and today thing and maintaining the territorial integrity of syria. we also discussed the crisis in the so the and then the efforts made by youtube and cooperation with other key players in order to establish have a ceasefire to establish an diplomatic solution. and for us, we also discussed the situa

it's not as if every single person who lives in libya is trying to leave libya.re are people who think that they are, at risk of persecution, people who are fleeing war torn areas who want to come to the uk. we are saying to come to the uk. we are saying to some people, we are saying to someone, why tell me why they want to come to the uk, they want to come to the uk, they want to come to the uk, they want to come to the uk because it's a safe destination. >> but there's many safe destinations in the world. >> oh, there are many safe destinations, including france, which they seem to have an antipathy for, but which i share as if reports are to be believed the way that, asylum seekers are treated in france is not not quite as well as they are treated in this country. >> but then are all these countries then say libya's, the syria's whatever, they're going to have processing centres from each country. so you'll have germany will have one, the uk will have one. so then you're going to have like this kind of shopping list, this kind of almost like a, i don't know, l

and what does it mean for libya's economy and security? this is inside story, the hello that on james paisley.

pardon. pursuing a policy of genocide, italy was only able to temporarily suppress libya, 18th of the entire population, more than 100000 de boats failed 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 the little colossal bag of light. i got here like 3 times. and i still got a bully and my back the day and taking it out of the day about my son or whatever, leave that alone is satisfied loan. don't know where i didn't know. i hit the ground. try get out and get up. i hit brief, looked at the side. it was came outside of ground without lucy huffman. like no, no gas or she like that without get up. i'll get the film a shot pays unless i'm not that i had to pick up his book. the last came to grab me on. right. okay. let me uh see on the hold you sure. um yeah, i got hold of me. i gotta wait 2 more minutes. what does it be up uh for the 4th issue there are saves, and i was just gonna let, how does this sound like that immediate point to st. john's office and he wants to ta

how did the did fax us having to rival governments in libya has had a negative impact on its economy, but it's also created the opportunity. people cannot afford to travel for the 1st of additional new phase. the business people are investing in the results, amusement parks and the restaurants. clearwater is guys and sandy beaches. libya has africa, longest mediterranean coastline. private investors are developing small peach resorts like this one across the country. but because of the conflicts and libya, most countries advise their citizens to stay away. power defines out loud at all this new babies were toys. i didn't know thing that they were just people empower, investigate, exposes, and questions they use and abuse of power around the globe. finality there on the i'm about to send in to honda top stories and i'll just say we're going to begin and god. so for at least 43 people have died in his many attacks on tuesday and a so i kind of residential building has killed a child in central garza. many people have been injured. that happened after the end of a pause and fighting for

i just with albania but upstream i schemes with syria and libya as welt _ schemes with syria and libya let's turn away from that to the question _ well. let's turn away from that to the question of _ well. let's turn away from that to the question of will - well. let's turn away from that to the question of will western supplied missiles made into russia, fired from ukraine? on radio four, we had many guests this morning tell us that if you supply weaponry, it will end up being used and this is of great concern to newscasters, this escalation, the meeting between the prime minister and president in washington gave no public answer yet the newspapers and airwaves are filled with saying someone is going to have to answer this very soon. it someone is going to have to answer this very soon. it feels that no final _ answer this very soon. it feels that no final decision - answer this very soon. it feels that no final decision has - answer this very soon. it feels| that no final decision has been made — that no final decision has been made i— that no final decision has been made. i think th

the libya angle is particularly interesting. output coming out perhaps sooner than expected after reports said they might be close to a deal after that recent dispute. basically what's happened here is libya's eastern government put its output into a full-scale shutdown in response to a flash over the country's centrality bank. with regard to how many barrels could possibly be coming back, well, that's a pretty hot estimate at this point given the quality of the numbers this come out of libya, but they said with regard to what we could see here, 1.15 million barrels a day in july is where output stood, but exactly what's out and what's coming back is unclear at this point. so we'll have to watch that story and these headlines continue to develop. the o'factor that may have also contributed to the overnight declines in the price of oil, around 5% is the usd which hit a high rate. of course, a strong usd makes oil more expensive for foreign bu buyers. that could be the reason why we've seen buyers coming back and failing to recove

but because of the conflicts and libya, most countries advise their citizens to stay away. the color harris and donald trump last set to face off for that 1st and potentially early presidential debate for the event for the down the carry. johnson, this is i'll just hear a lot from so, so coming up israel says it's highly likely it's truth shots and tell us package active as an occupies west fund, unintentionally. plus i am, i'm a degree. see i get my degree. why are colors? let's do this.

but because of the conflicts and libya, most countries advise their citizens to stay away. the . is there any forces kill a us active is doing a protest against illegals settlements in the occupied west funding the summer about this, and this is obviously rely from jo. how i'm also coming up, donald trump, a won't be sentence for thing hush money to an adult film stocks until off to the us presidential election. the us charges more military 18 ukraine has presidents. savanski asks for missiles but can fly deeper into russia and i'm going to send that i'm get the panama where the government is.

war on terror has left hundreds of thousands, if not more killed in countries such as yemen, syria, libya and so on. the us was... to fund terrorism through its own campaign, it's smear campaign against islam, against what it called the global war on terror, when it in fact was not only funding it, but it was fueling it, it was using the american weakness at the time, it was using the overwhelming sensation of weakness in order to mobilize the american public against muslims both in the us and outside the us. all right, well stay with me, batul, i mean after the 911. attacks, then us president george w. bush declared the u.s. war in terror, do you think that washington could have invaded the countries that it did without the 9/11 pretext? right, it definitely would have found another pretext, but essentially the war of terror was within the quote and quote new middle east strategy that was put forward by the evangelical uh right-wing uh within uh george uh bush's department um the u.s. decided at that point that direct intervention was its strategy and 9/11 was just the pretext for the us

here with tunisia and libya to boost border security.en wrestling with for years. they have been multiple different attempts to address it, and italy's latest effort in particular doing deals with the country is the migrants are coming from, seems to be working. but its approach, including the treatment of migrants in the mediterranean, and the idea of processing asylum claims in albania, isn't without controversy. human rights are among those who have raised concerns. having scrapped the rwanda plan, keir starmer is looking at alternative approaches, focusing, he says, and what works. how seriously are you looking at the prospect of sending migrants to other countries for their claims to be processed, and are you entirely comfortable with every aspect of italy's approach? italy's approach? i have always made the argument that preventing people leaving their country in the first place is far better than trying to deal with those that have arrived in any of our countries, so i was very interested in that, and in a sense, today was a retur

ossetia and russian peacekeepers, and three years later nato organized a military intervention in libya, destroying its statehood and undermining the stability of neighboring countries. in 2015 , he hosted the sustainable development summit grandiose plans in the fight against poverty and inequality. in fact, they turned out to be empty promises on the fund... against the backdrop of the unwillingness of western countries to abandon neocolonial practices, pumping the wealth of the whole world in their favor. look at the statistics on the fulfillment of promises to finance the development of countries of the global south on the transfer of environmentally friendly technologies. as once kofin and pangim, the current secretary general, put forward his initiative under the slogan of rebooting global cooperation. the slogan wonderful. also against, but what kind of global cooperation can we talk about when the west has trampled on all those immutable values ​​of globalization that we have been told about for so many years from all the podiums, convincing us that they will provide equal acces

but libya has seen the launch as numbers of fire since 2013 1000000 hectares. an area of the size of belgium has been this year. the most powerful storm and decades has left a trail of destruction across asia super time for the geography killed more than a 1000 people as it passed through china and the philippines. the storm has also struck vietnam, where at least 4 people have died. yagi has not been downgraded to a tropical depression. the electoral authorities say less than half of all julia's eligible voters cost the ballots in the presidential election there. as the counting continues, president, i'm doing my g to t. bone is expected to secure a seconds to it's 5 years since the pro democracy protest prompted the military to ally the previous president. pope frances is in pop one your guinea as pots off and 11 de aisha pacific to the pontiff. health mass in a packed stadium in the capital port must be earlier. he called for an end to tribal conflicts and for the catholic church to protect women who have been abused and to marginalized the venice film festi

and on the coast of libya there is now a chain of military bases. these are not european military bases, but turkish, russian. we had a slightly different idea of ​​how to govern the mediterranean. it turns out that they should were to govern the mediterranean, well , everything is funny here, they should govern everything, i think, yes, firstly, the limit of illiteracy, according to mr. barel, europeans, that is , russians are not europeans, yeah, let him study geography, and secondly, regarding the fact that russia is replacing them. he is a representative of portugal, portugal is one of the very last, so to speak, colonial powers, which until the last, until the 60s of the last century, held out there and fought, they just didn’t write much about it, yes, one of the bloodiest colonies of the metropolitan, he has everything is in blood, as he says, remember his hands, he is everything is in blood, thirdly, what i would like to say, let's return to what he is babbling about, i hope he is leaving, but he will not leave us in the end, and so what ole

in 1951, libya became one of the 1st countries in africa to gain independence. the oh, what else? seemed wrong? just don't you have to shave house the after and engagement to close the trail? when so many find themselves worlds of parts, we choose to look for common ground, the hollywood local. now i was working on the dream list for james come true. we have approximately 10000000 people in california that are risk of becoming on.

and how did oil from libya get to europe? and the entire scheme, including transportation, is controlled by the american concern gloucester. gloucester, the president of this company is a certain ingrid utson. it is she who flows. empty ones go to the unfinished terminals, and from there back to the port. well, it is clear now why she has set about tightening sanctions violation of the ban on the supply of szrk. read, it is unlikely that you will lure him to this meeting. today we know about two groups of militants that ahmed salem sent to moscow. the terrorists have already crossed the border and are on russian territory. it is known that there are six of them, and it is also known that another 10 people will be sent in the near future. according to information from the deceased jafas fradi, the terrorists' target will be either an airport or an aircraft. when? the exact date is unknown, only salem himself can tell us. according to salen's assistant, farid buralin, all information about the planned terrorist attack, the meth

but because of the conflicts and libya, most countries advise their citizens to stay away. the or his rouse military bones, a school shelton to rescue g cabin gowns or at least 18 palestinians have been killed. the hunter mccrae. this is al. just they're alive from doha. so coming up at least 70 students are still unaccounted for. and can you, after a fire at boarding school kills 18 boys will have a live upside from india. the county voting is underway and know, jerry and the presidential election which the.

services here and i was just the summer days in this lot, the libya is 3rd largest city and economic hub. private development like this beach resort in recent years, has made this a destination for holiday makers across the country. livia has suffered conflict and political division since small market deputy was toppled in 2011. how did the did fax us having to rival governments in libya has had a negative impact on its economy, but it's also created the opportunity. people cannot afford to travel for the 1st of additional new sites. the business people are investing in results, amusement parks, and the store and clearwater, please guys and sandy beaches. libya has africa longest mediterranean coastline. private investors are developing small peach resorts like this one across the country, but because of the conflicts in libya, most countries advise their citizens to stay away. the illusion of anti semitism with opposition to design is a cynical and it is harmful, a dangerous conflation between the persecution of a people and the criticism of the state is echoing across the world new

say they settle from libya with 28 people on board. all those fell into the war. so because of 5, whether it's hot in case gone, says it is continuing a search to rescue 7 people. mostly men from syria of the 3000 migrants were reporting missing in the mediterranean, last year of to attempting the crossing from north africa to your meal. while at least 12 my goods and refugees, including 6 children, have died off to the boat capsized in the english channel. over 50 others were rescued off the northern coast of france. it is the 2nd such incident in 2 days. latasha bought the reports from northern france. the french code is going to probably continue off the coast of lima in northern fronds, dozens of migrants and refugees, a crammed on board, others from from police on the beach. the attempted crossing comes a day after similar bow tie it into the u. k. capsized snow fall from blowing. so math 12 people died including 6 children, you know, unlike the surgery ones on the boat. and it was really crowded. and everyone was slipping on. my thoughts and nobody could mov

last year the eu gave libya 105 euros —— "105 the eu gave libya 105 euros —— —— 105 million euros and. that appears to have been dramatic in terms of reducing numbers. it comes with a lot of controversy. members of the european parliament said they are bankrolling dictators. the tunisian president is clamping down on democracy in his country. it is a controversial deal. separate to that, there is a project in which italy is building to migrant reception centres in albania, due to be opened later in the air, finance and to be run by the government, it could hold up to 36,000 migrants to relieve the burdens of camps in italy. that is something sir keir starmer has said he is interested in, the idea of off shoring the migrant scheme. the controversial rwanda scheme was very different because they would have claimed asylum in rwanda. this game is all under thejurisdiction of rwanda. this game is all under the jurisdiction of italy. they say it is just a deal they want to strike with italy. if it is successful potentially it is something britain could explore with albania or other countrie

pardon. pursuing a policy of genocide, italy was only able to temporarily suppress libya, 18th of the entire population. more than 100000 b boats 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 referenced escalation. of course, that's one of the factors that we always consider, but it's certainly not the only factor to us the secretary of state arriving in p. s, with his british counterpart in towed to the blinking and commenting on the possible use of western long arrangements all to strive russia. despite the clear and present danger, cottage and gaza. 18 people are killed, including children and workers from the united nations as the id. it strikes a shelter school, they invite the attack quickly condemned by the un secretary general. all that remains over the entire is trained of palestinian homes, periods of time, money and care turned hand to ruins.

we developed, notjust albania but with syria and libya as well.— syria and libya as well.e what happens in the _ syria and libya as well. we will see what happens in the next _ syria and libya as well. we will see what happens in the next few- syria and libya as well. we will see what happens in the next few days | what happens in the next few days after the prime minister's meeting with the italian prime minister. let's talk about ukraine. presents talansky has made it clear long—range missiles given by the western allies been fired into russia. ,, ., ., western allies been fired into russia, ,, ., ., ., western allies been fired into russia. ,, ., ., . , ., russia. should we do that? just a step back. _ russia. should we do that? just a step back. it _ russia. should we do that? just a step back. it is — russia. should we do that? just a step back, it is hugely _ russia. should we do that? just a step back, it is hugely importantl step back, it is hugely important for me to be there with antony blinken this week. this is the first visit that a us secretary of state and f

to prevent migrants from coming to europe is in the sense that you need is your model or egypt or libyase which i has less to do with these countries and more to do with another country turkey, which has seen billions of euros to keep migrants out for that that one particular model st keir starmer is probably looking at then there is the more specific about more similar but fundamentally different model between italy and albania which could be the alternative to the uk rwanda model. in the case of uk rwanda, it was literally a question of shifting the jurisdiction for the processing of asylums to another country. in this case are wonderful that in the case of italy the jurisdiction but still remain in italianjurisdiction but in italian jurisdiction but essentially in italianjurisdiction but essentially it would be off—loaded to a third country albania that is essentially being paid for that asylum processing. being paid for that asylum processing-— being paid for that asylum ”rocessin. , ., ., ,, processing. just on that issue. are ou processing. just on that issue. are you saying _ pro

so and so the 3 is off to that 9 to organize to the military intervention in libya destroying it, state truth and undermining the stability of neighboring countries. in 2015, the un summit on sustainable development, adopted grandiose plans to come by poverty and, and equality and speed that you should. but they turned out to be empty. promises in light of the reluctance of the countries of the west, to refrain from the new colonial practices of mining the wealth of the entire world for the benefit. just look at the statistics of the premises that were kept in terms of financing of the development of the countries, the global sales and the transfer of environment to the frontier technologies just like cookie and thank you man. and the past, the current secretary general advised his own initiative under the slogan of recruits in global cooperation. it's an excellent slogan and the who could be opposed to that. but for what global corporation can we really talk about at the time when the west has trampled all of these unshakable values of globalization that they've been telling us about f

are only turks and russians, on the coast of libya there is now a chain of military bases, and these not european military bases, but turkish, russian, we are not quite that's how they imagined... the mediterranean should be governed, it turns out they should have governed the mediterranean, well , everything is funny here, everyone should be governed, as they think, yes, firstly, the limit of illiteracy, according to mr. barel , europeans, that is, russians are not europeans, yeah, let him study geography, and secondly, regarding the fact that russia is replacing them, he is a representative of portugal, portugal is one of the very last, yes, so to speak, colonial powers, which until the very end of the 60s. ordered a study on poland , the consequences of a nuclear war in europe for agriculture, that is, they are interested in what will happen after the use of nuclear weapons on the territory, naturally, it means that their idea is to provoke russia now to use nuclear weapons anywhere, either in ukraine, in the west, let's say, or in or in romania, in order to unleash a war here on

namely tunisia and libya.erence mainly to deals that were struck last year between the italian and european union authorities and to tunisia and libya. they gave tunisia money to encourage the tunisian government to beef up its coastguard and to stop the boats, small boats, from leaving tunisia to make the perilous crossing to italy. that is what i think is behind this dramatic fall in boats arriving here in italy. italy has seen a 64% fall this year in a regular migration. as alex alluded to in that report, these are very controversial deals. members of the european parliament themselves, have said that we are worried about bankrolling dictators, the tunisian government is clamping down on democracy at the moment. the president has suspended parliament, jailing journalists... there is a concern about that. also, how words keir starmer replicate that sort of deal with britain's point of view? irregular migrants are coming from france, across the channel into britain. britain is not going to start giving france

... bring to bring an end to the syrian government, turn it into a failed state such as she did in libyanified the uh the its adversaries into forming new economic. arrangement uh removing the us dollar as the main currency and store of wealth for countries of the world, so what the us has done is killed its own golden goose in which it controlled the economic and political life of the entire planet. now uh, it was for the us empire was for about 25 years the soul superpower in a unipolar world. from about 1991 at the demise of the former soviet union until 2015 in syria, but now we are moving into a multipolar world where the role of the us empire is becoming more and more diminished. and of course i wanted just to ask you about the israeli actions and how it could impact this uh the woms and wishes of the usa you just mentioned if you could also answer me and uh that question. also touch upon the way this stances that some muslim arab states have not actually adopted or very weak ones regarding this recent incident in lebanon the people are: out there, they're making the voices heard,

syria, libya, iraq, afghanistan, well, well, people have to go somewhere after their country was destroyedthis was clear to the experts, but europe did it, europe accepted, obama said, you're great, he didn't take anyone himself, yes, having sent europe away, therefore, what's going on here, europe doesn't have its own voice, and for america it's far, yes, that libya as a state is not there is, but europe suffers greatly from this, the americans are friends with some clans that control oil, you can buy everything, it doesn't matter to them, the country is not a country, they get oil, everyone is happy, it's normal, we see quite tough demands from the us. which do not imply discussions about supporting allied discipline, for example, after the start of the central military district, germany did not want to break off economic relations with the russian federation, because the german economic miracle was largely based on cheap russian gas, but pressure from the us side, the demands and not least the presence of american military bases in europe, of course, forced... and from russian gas, and

europe does not have its own voice and for america it is far, yes, that libya as a state does not exist suffers greatly from this, the americans are friends with some clans that control oil, you can buy everything, it doesn't matter to them, country or not, they get oil, everyone is happy, it's normal. we see quite tough demands from the us, which do not imply discussions about supporting allied discipline. for example, after the start of the central military district, germany did not want to break off economic relations with the russian federation, because the german economic miracle was largely based on cheap russian gas, but pressure from the us, demands. last of all, the presence of military american bases in europe, of course, forced the germans to abandon their economic interests in favor of military-political priorities. people understand, especially when they have to pay the bill, because, subsequently, the decisions of the ic, all european countries that are in the european union, they refused, and from russian gas, and the question of oil, and so on and so forth. as a result,

i grew up during the reagan era and watch what he did with libya . and what happened, muammar qaddafi friendly. muammar gaddafi's son died. we understand strength. it is because of the biden policies and abiding policies that ukraine was invaded in the first place. it didn't happen while trump was president. i want to save money and save lives through strength. i don't want america involved in this war and that is why i want to give ukraine the weapons to win the war and i don't want to see europe invaded. as putin has described, his theology is let what catherine the great said. that is his philosophy. nobody wants war, especially not me. censure censure about your intentions. i think we can have diversity in the party. that is respectful dialogue and to think everybody has to think the same, that is the problem. host: he asked about victory in the ukraine. what would you say? guest: i've talked to many and when you talk about victory in ukraine, you give them feet weapons and the sanctions against russia and russia would be crippled very quickly. h

with also spoke about the necessity to have a presidential and parliamentary and elections has and libya and the need to maintain the territorial integrity of maybe we also spoke about what the issue of water, which are it presents an existence in existence. an issue to egypt and then it says city to reach an agreement on if the u. p is what sort of them was. and then it says city to have a legal binding the agreement on the operation of the them say, and it's you will be aware by both the stream and down a stream. countries rights cannot be undermined in line with the internet center visitors and especially that, that it might, is that science border was a way we also spoke about the african homes. and the 3rd of all is and been said growing and that agent with its adult and how important it is to maintain the territorial integrity of so body a and it's so brain t we also spoke about our joints efforts in terms of going bad thing. have that as and then egypt, and then i that states had a share the history in this domain on egypt as a leading time. it promotes pioneering about experience

you had the steal mates in libya.terday it i americaned after an interview that bloomberg did after the central bank governor of libya that some sort of agreement had been reached. again, that would indicate that the 500,000 barrels are likely to come back to the market to supply pressure coming through there. this in addition of the i.a.e., you can see a surplus of 1 million per day simply driven with how much surprise is hitting the market. from nonopec plus, drivers which has been another big driver for this market inner the down side. which means inventories are going to build up and that would cap them in these prices. in addition to all of that, tom, you have some of these momentum moves, getting involved in the move down wards so that's putting on pressure to the down side when you factor in some of the analyst calls. you have the likes of morgan stanley saying they had revised down wards. so their estimate and others as city and jump p. morgan saying that interpret could go below $60 in 2025. so all of this ra

but because of the complex in libya, most countries advise their citizens to stay away. the comment of harrison donald trump present to face often the 1st tense, potentially only presidential debates were live in philadelphia. the time for me, this is al jazeera life from dell, also coming up. israel says it's highly unlikely its troops shots and killed a us tucker's act of us to me occupied with bank unintentionally. plus, i am. in my degree one i've done collapse, let's do this pledge of millions of gallons of water into the city is i just placed hundreds of thousands of.