for many many years i think the intervention by the united nation to need to is really to save the libyan lifes and the intervention really happened because of that would have been said that libya would be better off today under gadhafi as you are someone who was in the post gadhafi government what's your response to him though. it is it's not i mean clearly from one aspect you can say it is it is better off because people there were living under oppression he does have some security but security that serves gadhafi himself with the libyan people but no really we have taken several steps towards making the place but about again yes i mean security is not a great in libya notice it is improving slowly but it is not ideal in that sense but also the same time libyans have taken some steps that will not go back and that they were able to do some real elections complete you see you say you say not great not ideal summer so you're kind of under playing how bad the situation is on the ground oh yes dozens of different militia groups in different cities competing for power you have i saw turning

so no regrets about not only allowed no i do not because maybe if the intervention that had been libyan. could have been killed thousands and thousands on the hands of gadhafi how for you were an opponent of gadhafi for a long time where do you stand on the intervention was it a mistake to get rid of gadhafi in the way that he was got rid of and everything we've seen since i think it is a huge mistake and i think both libyans and the world is paying for it consistently i disagree with most of on several issues one is that talking about and i was one of the opposition talking about his intolerance of any opposition was quite a long time ago in terms of history it was in the late seventy's and eighty's we also on the world or you know can attest to this that could daffy's policies have changed dramatically over the last ten years so just secondly just to be clear than just to be clear for the sake of our viewers you're saying that gadhafi who was a brutal dictator brutalize his people for several decades it would be libya would be better off if he was still in power today without a questi

they were living under oppression of some security but security that service does himself with the libyan people but no really we have taken several steps towards making the place but about again yes i mean security is not a great in libya notice it is improving slowly but it is not ideal in that sense but also the same time libyans have taken some steps that will not go back and that they were able to do some real elections complete you see you say you say not great not ideal summer so you're kind of under playing how bad the situation is on the ground oh yes dozens of different militia groups in different cities competing for power you have i saw turning up for a while running one of your city is the making of gadhafi himself he is the one who took these criminals out of after to prison seventeen thousand of them he is the one who distributed weapons to everybody because he wanted to learn how to respond to that and this is the legacy of gadhafi unless it's easy to blame the outsiders i don't know. what gaddafi did seven years ago we're coming up on eight cannot be blamed for impunity y

since twenty eleven many libyans celebrated the anniversary of the seventeenth of february revolution but the country has a slipped into kira's zakaria took part in the twenty eleven protests he says he does not trust politicians. all the politicians have shown their true faces which they hid before the fall of the gadhafi regime they would rather take from the state than give to it. others take a different view noted dean says he travels from the united states to libya every year to share the ok zhen with his friends and former neighbors he says things are better now than before the revolution for it was very difficult to come back to go to the airport today migration you know and all that stuff now days and i. leave you know a freely but the situation looks a bleak on the ground prices for every day goods have risen in the markets have taken a tumble and the libyan dinar has lost much of its value. the political division has led to a divide between the economic and security institutions the state has become so weak it's unable to control its own resources oil revenues are the backbo

libyan man's fight for justice against nato could go to europe's top human rights court as he claims he lines killed his family during a raid in twenty eleven. now we explain why our house and other houses were show all the military targets i don't understand why nato targeted our house. from extortion to drug deals one of the biggest u.s. police corruption scandals reveals an abuse of power within an elite task force in the secure baltimore. and tech giant facebook relating to cryptocurrency products as part of the policy against so-called deceptive marketing . it's eleven o'clock am in moscow and you're watching r t international live from our studio here with me in india today welcome to the program the libyan man who

since twenty eleven many libyans celebrated the anniversary of the seventeenth of february revolution but the country has a slipped into chaos zakaria took part in the twenty a live in protests he says he does not trust politicians. all the politicians have shown their true faces which they hid before the fall of the gadhafi regime they would rather take from the state than give to. others take a different view know to dean says he travels from the united states to libya every year to share the ok zhen with his friends and former neighbors he says things are better now than before the revolution for it was very difficult to come back to go to the airport today immigration you know and all that stuff now there's a. common leave you know a freely but the situation looks a bleak on the ground prices for every day goods have risen in the markets have taken a tumble and the libyan dinar has lost much of its value. the political division has led to a divide between the economic and security institutions the state has become so weak it's unable to control its own resources. are the backbone

more than a year has passed since the libyan city of sirte was liberated from myself but local still live in constant fear threat of jihad is returning to the area looms large while residents still see no sign of life returning to normal. but. just because. there's a big islamic world these are everywhere granted food in the complex and turned the leaves fall completely out of the sea. but it's impressive even though it's been destroyed. so you can see here is that a state like it's been drawn on the side. the area is completely destroyed and there is no local or international assistance for the population there are fears that ice will return to this area again and be entrenched in it after the one year war. people were displaced from this area even after they returned the couldn't find their homes because of the mass destruction. and sacked especially because of the planes bombing. and the moment to the steps and it's been the terrorist stronghold the city surrounded by mountains and valleys and noise. hey john is live now is the president of the international committee of the red c

we continue to encourage libyans to engage in political dialogue and refrain from violence. those who reject dialogue and obstruct or undermine libya's democratic transition must be held accountable. while we work with the international community to identify those individuals who pose a threat to libya's democratic transition, we must also continue to ensure that appropriate sanctions remain in place. the situation in libya continues to pose an unusual and extraordinary threat to the national security and foreign policy of the united states and measures are needed to protect against the diversion of assets or other abuses by members of gaddafi's family, associates, and others inhabiting the reconciliation. i have determined it is necessary to tint national emergency with respect to libya. signed, donald j. trump, the white house. february 9, 2018. the speaker pro tempore: referred to the committee on affairs and ordered printed. the chair lays before the house a communication. the clerk: the honorable the speaker, house of representatives. sir, pursuant to the permission pri

since twenty eleven many libyans celebrated the anniversary of the seventeenth of february revolution but the country has a slipped into care years zakaria took part in the twenty a live in protests he says he does not trust politicians. all the politicians have shown their true faces which they hid before the fall of the gadhafi regime they would rather take from the state than give to it. others take a different view noted dean says he travels from the united states to libya every year to share the ok zhen with his friends and former neighbors he says things are better now than before the revolution for it was very difficult to come back to go to the airport today immigration you know and all that stuff now there's a. common leave you know a freely but the situation looks a bleak on the ground prices for every day goods have risen the markets have taken a tumble and the libyan dinar has lost much of its value. the political division has led to a divide between the economic and security institutions the state has become so weak it's unable to control its own resources or your live in

since twenty eleven many libyans celebrated the anniversary of the seventeenth of february revolution but the country has a slipped into kinnear's zakaria took part in the twenty a live in protests he says he does not trust politicians. all the politicians have shown their true faces which they hid before the fall of the gadhafi regime they would rather take from the state than give to it. others take a different view noted dean says he travels from the united states to libya every year to share the ok zhen with his friends and former neighbors he says things are better now than before the revolution for it was very difficult to come back to go to the airport today immigration you know and all that stuff now there's a. common you leave you know a freely but the situation looks a bleak on the ground prices for every day goods have risen the markets have taken a tumble and the libyan dinar has lost much of it sir. you. see the political division has led to a divide between the economic and security institutions the state has become so weak it's unable to control its own resources. are t

and twelve thousand internally displaced libyan families have been turned back on their journey home after seven years they were trying to go back to where the car in the north with armed men forced them to turn around the families had originally fled their homes in twenty eleven during the libyan civil war. german politicians are voted to allow refugees to start bringing their closest relatives into the country later in the year or two years to spend on family reunifications will be extended for the coming months but it will eventually be lifted from august the issue has been a major hurdle in ongoing talks to form a new government between chancellor angela merkel's christian democrats and the opposition social democrats our correspondent paul brennan joins me now live from and in fact some resolution on the issue of refugees and their families on an important day for the government and their allies in the buddhist tague. indeed the vote that took place here in berlin this morning is being sold by the various political parties as a success for angela merkel's conservatives for examp

for two years i was in a libyan prison i spent fifteen thousand dollars and i still wasn't able to reach europe now i'm just happy to be back in country and see my family human rights groups say the european union strategy to stop refugees from traveling across the mediterranean has led to more people being stranded in libya the somali government has been successful in returning small groups of refugees home by how much the government of somalia is committed to bring back its people who are in prisons around the globe we've been able to repatriate some somalis who were in libyan prison a month ago we released migrants from india and ethiopia prisons and brought them back to the country we will continue to do so but it's not going to be easy it took more than two years of negotiations to release luba and many more just like him are waiting to be given the opportunity to get back home. again al-jazeera. india's government is under pressure of a bank fraud that sent shock waves through the financial system three employees of the punjab national bank are accused of helping a billionaire diam

a libyan man's fight for justice against nato could go to europe's top human rights court i see claims the alliance killed his family during a raid in two thousand and eleven. now we do need to explain why our house and all the houses were show all the military targets i don't understand why nato targeted dog house. and from extortion to drug deals one of the biggest us police corruption scandals revealed an abuse of power within the. elite task force in the city i bought. my. we're coming to you live from our teach here in moscow i'm deaf and over thanks for tuning in this hour. now there's finally been a positive twist for russia's athletes in the country's doping saga the court of arbitration for sport has fully upheld the appeals of twenty eight russian athletes who had been banned for life from the olympics. gas arbitrators unanimously found that the evidence put forward by the i.o.c. in relation to this matter did not have the same weight in each individual case this is why in twenty cases the evidence collected was found to be insufficient to establish that's an untidy looking r

welcome back to the program a libyan man who lost his whole family in a nato air raid is planning to take his fight for justice to the european court of human rights he says the alliance struck two bombs on his house during its military intervention in the country in two thousand and eleven. now we demand that we need to explain why our house and houses were showing all the military targets i don't understand why nato targeted our house sadly my dear wife died as well as my cousins my innocent children and on neighbor friends were there with this it was a monstrous crime of this nature has the latest equipment and technology which allows them to argue with the term in the target of the nato cross drug specifically at night when people were in their home they intentionally hit civilian targets hospital schools gas stations they destroyed all the infrastructure while they were killing civilians and destroying civilian infrastructure apparently knowing there were no weapons that. here you can see on the map where the nato attack took place as mentioned thirteen people were killed in the

the libyan man's fight for justice against nato could go to europe's top human rights court as he claims the alliance killed his family during a raid in twenty eleven. now we explain why or how some other houses for show all the military targets i don't understand why nato targeted our house. from extortion to drug deals the biggest u.s. police corruption scandal allegedly reveals an abuse of power within the task force in the city of baltimore. and the civil war takes another twist as countries under the saudi led coalition turn on the yemeni government and back a deadly separatist campaign. it's eight am here in moscow and you're watching international live from our moscow studio here with a mean welcome to the program a libyan man who lost his whole family during a nato bombardment in the country is planning to take his fight for justice to the european court for human rights the international alliance reportedly dropped two bombs on his house during a campaign back in twenty eleven. now we demand that nato explain why our house and other houses were shelled are they military targets

those on board included pakistanis as well as libyans according to some of the survivors.t of the migrants that take the journey from libya are often from sub saharan africa. this group of people represent perhaps a shift in trend, according to some observers in the region. even where iam standing, observers in the region. even where i am standing, a marked increase of locals from here taking the journey, from their own country, to southern europe. the political and economic turmoil in the region, the ticket early in libya, is contributing to this, we know that the eu strategy to curb illegal migration from north africa to southern europe is largely focused on the traditional groups that make the journey. this includes asylu m that make the journey. this includes asylum seekers and refugees from countries like syria, eritrea and saddam, as well as economic migrants, that some believe make up the largest portion of those who make the crossing from sub—saharan africa. —— sudan. if there is a potential shift, then europe will have to readjust the strategy and they will be wat

a libyan man whose family was killed during a nato air raid in two thousand and eleven stepped up his fight for justice and looks to take the alliance to europe's top human rights court. now we do need to explain why our house and other houses will show all the military targets i don't understand why nato targeted dog house. and from extortion to drug dealing one of the united states biggest ever police corruption scandals reveals an abuse of power within an elite task force in the city of baltimore. this is our to international coming to life from moscow with me jack and virga thanks for tuning in this hour first the court of arbitration for sport has overturned a lifetime a limpid bans of twenty eight russian athletes accused of doping and up held the results at the sochi winter games gasol betrayed just unanimously found that the evidence put forward by the are you seeing in relation to this much or did not have the same weight in each individual case this is one in twenty cases the evidence collected was found to be insufficient to establish that's. true violation it was committed

a libyan man is seeking justice in the european court of human rights after his family was killed in a nato early rates we've got more on that in ninety seconds. i want to show people in russia that there is another point of view this is the goal of my campaign i know you can't win on the elections where only always we. are talking what would be if i would win i will never win on the elections lake and you know where all the know we. the currency market itself is still on track to eclipse the global banking bull adopt only which is what we need what we want and i've always said it's a bank starkiller that's the primary is a big point of the current. minutes into the program welcome back libyan man who lost his whole family in a nato herb raid is planning to take his fight for justice to the european court of human rights he say's the alliance dropped two bombs on his house during its military intervention in the country in twenty left. now we demand that we need to explain why our house and other houses were showing all the military targets i don't understand why nato targeted our ho

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alex mahela bitch filled us in on the newest innovation and we speak with victor matheson about be a libyan competitors and how the money fits into what they do plus my interview with n.g.k. harry the president and c.e.o. of first technology about an extremely efficient and effective effort to last solid foundation for the future of many people in the developing world all of that and more bust first let's get some headlines. royal dutch shell is immersed in the largest energy related scandal ever the billion dollar bribery investigation involves a questionable one point three billion dollars payment and wire taps of shell executives and italy's state backed oil company according to the italian prosecutor the issue surrounds an toward agreement between shell officials and senior any executives that shell would actually pay any but the payment would be funneled to another company controlled by dan attack today who would pay off nigerian officials for valuable offshore oil related rights and sent kickbacks to any i know it's an elaborate scheme but the prosecutor contends that even the high fo

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since 1989, i have been fighting for a pathway for citizenship to libyans who have escaped two civil wars and the ebola outbreak. they have been fictures -- fixtures of their communities for 30 years. but could face exportation due to the t.p.s. protection. congress can and should include these populations in this legislation. mr. president, i have taken the tough votes to strengthen our border and ensure immigrants play by the rules. i have voted for the dream act and comprehensive immigration reform that passed in this body. i know we can address this crisis if we choose too. the only true path forward is real bipartisan compromise, not posturing or legislative gamesmanship. i urge my colleagues to support compromised legislation to address the specific crisis before us, and when we have done that, to begin ernest discussions on bipartisan and comprehensive immigration

a libyan man fight for justice against nato could go to europe's top human rights for. the alliance killed his family during a raid. now we do that means you explain why you are here. i don't understand why nato targeted. drug deals one of the biggest u.s. police corruption scandals reveals an abuse of power within and then leap tall in the city of. my. it's one o'clock here in moscow and you're watching r.t. international life from last india with main india today welcome to the program we start this hour with breaking news the court of arbitration for sport has fully up to twenty eight appeals of russian athletes that were banned for life from the olympics begats arbitrators unanimously found that the evidence would forward by the i.o.c. in relation to this matter did not have the same weight in each individual case this is why in twenty eight cases the evidence collected was found to be insufficient to establish that's an anti-doping rule violation was committed by the athletes concerned. this does not mean that these twenty. innocents but. due to insufficient eviden

a libyan man whose family was killed during a nato air raid in two thousand and eleven stepped up his fight for justice and look to take the alliance to europe's top human rights court. now we do need to explain why our house and other houses but show all the military targets i don't understand why nato targeted. plus german intelligence warns that the children of i still fighters in the country could be recruited to carry out terror attacks describing them as a living time bomb. from the whole team here. our teenage human left out thanks for joining us this hour i'm . first the court of arbitration for sport has overturned the lifetime olympic bans of twenty eight russian athletes accused of doping and up held their results at the sochi winter games because of a treatise unanimously found that the evidence put forward by the you see in relation to this matter did not have the same weight in each individual case this is why in twenty eight cases the evidence collected was found to be insufficient to establish that's an anti-doping rule violation was committed by the athletes concerned

mahela bitch filled us in on the newest innovation and we speak with victor matheson about the a libyan competitors and how money fits into what they do plus my interview with n.g.k. perry the president and c.e.o. of first technology about an extremely efficient and effective effort to last solid foundation for the future of many people in the developing world all of that and more bust first let's get some headlines. royal dutch shell is immersed in the largest energy related scandal ever the billion dollar bribery investigation involves a questionable one point three billion dollars payment and wire taps of shell executives and italy's state backed oil company according to the italian prosecutor the issue surrounds an toward agreement between shell officials and senior any executives that shell would actually pay any but the payment would be funneled to another company controlled by dan attempt to say who would pay off nigerian officials for valuable offshore oil related rights and sent kickbacks to any i know it's an elaborate scheme but the prosecutor contends that even the high form

a libyan man's fight for justice against nato could go to europe's top human rights court as he claims the alliance killed his family during a raid in twenty eleven. now we do explain why or how some other houses were showed all the military targets i don't understand why nato targeted our house. drug deals one of the biggest u.s. police corruption scandals reveals an abuse of power within an elite top of all to the city of baltimore. and tech giant facebook plans to cryptocurrency products as part of a policy against so-called deceptive marketing. it's nine o'clock am in los go and you're watching all to international live from a studio here with me. welcome to the program and libyan man who lost a foot he lost his whole family during a nato bombardment in the country is planning to take his fight for justice to the european court for human rights the international alliance reportedly dropped two bombs on his hands during a campaign back in twenty. now we demand that nato explain why our house and other houses were showing all the military targets i don't understand why nato targeted

for two years i was in a libyan prison i spent fifteen thousand dollars and i still wasn't able to reach europe now i'm just happy to be back in country and see my family human rights groups say the european union strategy to stop refugees from traveling across the mediterranean has led to more people being stranded in libya the somali government has been successful in returning small groups of refugees home but how much the government of somalia is committed to bring back its people who are in prisons around the globe we've been able to repatriate some somalis who are in libyan prison a month ago we released migrants from india and ethiopia prisons and brought them back to the country we will continue to do so but it's not going to be easy it took more than two years of negotiations to release libya and many more just like him are waiting to be given the opportunity to get back home the tail opus of a young al-jazeera whether staff scott update for us next tale that is out then. condemned to a life of poverty the push to lift the minimum wage in mexico plus. not such a cracking if someh

hundred twenty two injured after two bombs were detonated during friday prayers at a mosque in the libyan city of benghazi officials say both devices were planted in separate rooms inside or two weeks ago around thirty five people were killed by a twin bombing at a mosque in the very same city the egyptian army has launched what it's calling a comprehensive operation against terrorist criminal groups in the sinai peninsula making the announcement in a televised statement an army spokesman says it will land sea and air forces covering central sinai and areas in egypt's nile delta and western desert hospitals have been put on high alert and ordered to prepare extra beds and staff to deal with emergencies and medical evacuations well earlier we spoke to omar ashore who's a professor of security studies at doha institute he says there's a political dimension to the new offensive. if you saw the pattern from twenty thirteen on words you'll find happening with one major political events are coming up so when the coup happened in july twenty third dean you had an escalation following in septembe

and while the libyan coast guard has intercepted more than three hundred migrants trying to leave the country on board to rubber bullets they were found off the coast of zorra on monday one of us president bill toms major campaign promises was that he would fight the establishment and in his words drain the swamp more than a year on a number of scandals are making people question whether trump and his team are making good on that about sical haid reports. it was a huge selling point for then candidate donald trump they. say he alone could change the system if we win on november eighth we are going to drain the swamp in washington d.c. he said this time was going to be different gone were the days of the powerful enriching themselves at the expense of the people they were supposed to serve but ethics watchdogs say the swamp is getting swampy or by the day on tuesday his son john jr will head to india he'll give a policy speech and in the same trip offer buyers of trump apartments a chance to sit down and have dinner with him so help me god congratulations mr president. there are also n

campaign against armed groups there in two thousand and fourteen but human rights watch says many libyans are reporting torture forced disappearances and property theft upon their return so ahead on al jazeera we take a look at the grassroots mobile network that's helping mexico's indigenous communities keep in touch with the rest of the world. hello there there's lots of fine calm weather across the northern parts of asia at the moment we do have this little area of cloud though that's been drifting its way across japan that's a developing feature and it's still with us as we head through the day on friday it's very very close to that southeastern corner of honshu so it does look like tokyo will catch a few showers at times during the day towards the west though largely fine and dry except for this is leiria of snow that's gradually edging its way eastwards it is intensifying as it does so so some of the coasts here could just see some rain or some snow at times further west though generally quite quiet here beijing as a maximum getting to warn degree now going further towards the south

twelve thousand libyans displaced for the past seven years have been turned back as they try to reach their homes they were trying to return to a small town in the northern city of misrata when armed guard force them to turn around to aga was used as a military center by the then bob barker duffy's forces during an uprising against him in twenty eleven he was trying to suppress rebels based in misrata fighters from misrata accuse people into of collaborating with gadhafi after his forces were driven out of the region. german politicians have voted to allow refugees to start bringing their closest relatives into the country later in the year a two year suspension of family reunifications will be extended for the coming months but it will eventually be lifted by august the issue has been a major hurdle in ongoing talks to form a new government between chancellor angela merkel's christian democrats and opposition social democrats paul brennan has the latest from berlin. the issue of refugees and in particular family reunification has been a major sticking point in the coalition talks as

more than ninety myron's of feared dead after their boat capsized in waters off the libyan city of the water the organization the international rather organization for migration says only three survivors have been found from the group which was trying to cross the mediterranean to italy ten bodies have washed up on shore so far survivors say most of those on board were pakistani the rising price of bread is provoked protests outside parliament in jordan pita bread prices are expected to double because the government's cut subsidies government leaders say low prices encourage waste and subsidy cuts are needed to improve the budget cabinet and mounts tax increases last month aimed at reducing government debt thousands of people in pakistan are demanding a police officer be arrested in the executive for shooting dead a man it's the second day of a mass rally after twenty seven year old enough people lama sued was killed in an operation on wednesday his family denies claims by police that he was a criminal the officer who led the operation has been relieved of his duties come on high the r

you assert that you want to you north koreans have to civilizations that have been together for the libyan for millennia and i sort of see why does he want to run a nation and the worst part about that the bad optics about is that trump is making this statement during the olympics in south korea and it just looks so petty and so poor especially when you had mike pence wasn't standing for the for the team that's joint team he didn't bother to stand for it and show some respect that you have trouble coming out with his comments during the games all this is happening at a time when we should we should look forward to the two teams working together that there is dialogue between the two countries and they have an olympic games in south korea they should move the ball forward not move it back if there is if there is a lesson that they said the big games have told us and that is that it doesn't walk with the united states and with the european union because ok north korea agreed to have a joint team with south korea did anyone notice that it was hard for them actually right after the civil war i