or libyan prime minister mahmoud jibril has died from the virus he had been quarantined in a cairo hospital since being diagnosed late last month to real lead the anti-government protest that ousted longtime leader more mortgage off in 2011 he was later appointed prime minister and head of the national transitional council or auto supporting another 151 deaths but also a decrease in new infections for the 5th consecutive day another positive development some iranians are being allowed to go back to work next week same as ravi has more from tehran. we've heard from health officials over the last few days and weeks that things can go back to normal too soon but the president when he made this announcement president rouhani began by saying that all branches of government are on board with the plan that they have moving forward so making it clear that the government is according to him speaking in one voice despite the warnings of normalizing too quickly from health experts saying that that could bring on a 2nd wave here president hassan rouhani did say that in terms of the details of what is c

is the republican conscious flash moves folks does need to lose a parent could president shut down mahmoud to stop the spread of disease. conflict. next to. the eco rebels of the himalayas. soon come to a state in northeastern india has switched entirely to sustainable agriculture playbook how did they pull it off. and what could german farmers learn from them. going to get 30 minutes on d w. the global corona crisis you can find more information online at d w dot com and on t.w. social media channels. the president has laid out in very transparent in the information he provided so you're not winning the trust i think flynt's. was germany for garrett with anyone for kerry was china prepared this week comfort zone is back on there and like many millions of people around the world we too social distance while we won't be able to interview people face to place we can still record via the internet and try to bring you the best possible quality. so according to current the.

and media workers who are currently in prison and one of those cases hits close to home al-jazeera mahmoud hussein and is one of 26 journalists in egypt who are currently in prison it's been 3 years now and the sisi government hasn't even charged him and convicted him of a crime. ok thanks nick. here at the listening post we've been tracking how some governments are using technology primarily phone data to monitor the movements of their citizens and to curb the spread of the corona virus we've examined some of the long term implications of that the concern that even if this pandemic is brought under control those governments might prove reluctant to give up their new surveillance powers israel would be a case in point prime minister benjamin netanyahu now has the legal right to surveil israeli citizens in new ways and he acquired that right without even consulting parliament israel already has expertise in this field it has spent decades holding its ability and the technology required to monitor the movements of palestinians there listening post often now reporting from hall on the surveil

let's go live to our correspondent would of the wall had in tripoli just give us some context here mahmoud if you would how significant a move is this. it's very significant of course because as you know that to the city of the horn about 70 kilometers to the east and south from the capital tripoli is the main stronghold for have to the forces in the west of the country in fact it has the operation room that has been around by ford in foreign military experts including egyptian immorality of russian military experts according to the government military sources and from there the running battles in southern tripoli as you know that the government forces are now trying to cross into the vicinity of the city of from several axes and eyewitnesses in the vicinity of that who now tell us that the whole area is being shaken by explosions by the sounds of heavy artillery being fired from both sides as you know that the majority of have to his forces in southern tripoli they belong to the who now city they are from the city after horner's so this move by the government forces on the horn or could f

eastern region are particularly vulnerable as this outbreak spreads the former libyan prime minister mahmoud jibril has died from the virus he had been quarantined in a cairo hospital since being diagnosed late last month jabril led the anti-government protests that ousted longtime leader more mortgage off in 2011 elater head of the national transitional council so the headlines keep it here on al-jazeera more news to come inside story is next and a news bulletin for you at the top of the hour. life after coronavirus some countries are considering issuing immunity passports for those who've recovered from the illness the aim is to allow them to go back to a normal life but would that work and is it certain their immunity would last this is inside story. hello and welcome back to the program. we are all a climate ties into a new world of the coronavirus pandemic people staying at home businesses shutters economies walking towards a cliff edge and roll wondering when will we return to something approaching the old normal for some people immunity to cope at 19 could be a future gate pass a pass

mahmoud said hammett's a doctor at one of the few hospitals in england he alone tells us about 50 suspected cases though this old man has trouble breathing. or another has a high fever and is feeling sick. the entire province of it live has roughly 100 intensive care beds and 47 ventilators for a population of over 3000000. mom and i don't know we are doing the best we can to prepare for the corona virus and we have installed a quarantine ward up of players but we would be out of our league to confront a virus like this should it break out here may god prevent this. the shuttle hologram one of them. here in the capital damascus a curfew is in place from 6 in the evening till 6 in the morning just like the rest of syria but during the day life still moves at its normal pace and even in it live the shops are still open nobody is under quarantine abu ahmed owns a small street shop i like to think i do in a virus is dangerous for all of us but we need to work in order to survive how can we stay at home ice to what the world health organization has so far sent only $300.00 corona test kits to ad

medical experts and from the opposition most importantly from in stumbles you may owe it cram in mahmoud he has repeatedly called on the central government to impose a stay at home order on the city's residents all of them not just the elderly as quickly as possible as the mayor actually chant just announced such a crowd himself let's listen to what he thinks it's necessary. still we still see 15 percent of people moving around. and this is very frightening because it means 2000000 people are on the streets every day. that's as much as the entire population of some big cities in europe particularly it's a real threat and that's why we say we need stricter measures. to do get through so the mayor is concerned they're clearly how well equipped is the health system to cope with the pandemic well many doctors would only speak to journalists on the condition of anonymity because they say they are too scared of speaking out so the turkish medical association the country's largest a doctor a union does and they have been saying that it's jumbles hospitals are always sure to undo all the struggl

are cars but of mahmoud of the one who is in tripoli he says that although frontlines of quiet for now have to announce that. and that's what has not been taken seriously i have thought as spokesman and i assume as has been contradictory you know that the last ramadan last year they said that ramadan is the month of jihad the were boosting their forces to continue the battle to attack the capital tripoli this ramadan this year he is calling on it he is an hour. secession of hostilities but that this has been interpreted here in the west of libya as a kind of maneuver to gain time to maintain their positions maybe to regroup and rearrange their plans and to also plan another or fresh attack on the capital tripoli a member have to have to himself rejected that many cease fire proposals in the past and only this comes only a few weeks after this set back his forces suffered in the west of libya after the last several strategic cities and towns along the highway linking the capital tripoli to the tunisian borders and only a few hours ago have those forces have been engaging in heavy fighti

medical workers were injured by a grad rocket launch of by you have to his forces sami thanks so much mahmoud on below 100 from tripoli. the international monetary fund has approved emergency funding of 3400000000 dollars to help nigeria tackle the economic fallout of the coronavirus pandemic its economy relies heavily on oil which has been hit hard by the unprecedented fall in demand a minute greece has more from the butcher hours before the international monetary fund and now the $3400000000.00 loan grant to nigeria the national parliament approved $2100000000.00 for going to a german government following a request by the president for such an amount to be borrowed from domestic market to finance the 2020 by the it may interest you to know that already the country is reviewing its budget by nearly 40 percent down want and this is a country that has seen a lot of borrowing in recent times in march early march 2020 the government at the parliament approved more than $22000000000.00 as for for the nigerian government to borrow externally so this is also coming at a time when the external resul

israel is moving forward and it is doing so effectively with the open support of the united states mahmoud abbas president of the palestinian authority responded forcefully reminding pump a 0 emission yahoo landed talking about it's not theirs to determine adding if they continue with an exception plans the palestinian authority will cancel current agreements with the u.s. and israel. we told all concerned at the national parties including the u.s. administration and the israeli government that we want to stand with cross hands if israel announced a new parts of holland's the united nations has repeatedly voiced its concern although it sued it wasn't clear if pump air has given israel a green light we have in the past 1st great concern. about possible addicks a sure no new unilateral moves there are major position and i do expect mr lighton off to take. a brief to say more on this at his briefing this week in the security council that briefing is on thursday in new york the palestinians and many countries consider israeli whispering settlements to be illegal under the geneva convention whi

let it be known in briefings that it has medium to high confidence that it was your crown prince mahmoud been someone who ordered the killing we don't see it this way the president and the secretary of state have said this is not the case the largest intelligence agency in the world unmatched resources you tell me they're talking nonsense i can only tell you what the us president who is the commander in chief of the u.s. armed forces and what the secretary of state have said publicly. but if it was nonsense how do you explain the phone conversation intercepted by u.s. by agencies in 2017 in which the crown prince told a top aide he'd use a bullet all question if we didn't stop his criticism i don't know anything about this and i can't comment about something that appears in newspapers based on the sources even if those anonymous sources are attributed to intelligence agencies the un acknowledges that it's been an important step this trial towards accountability but says it's failed to meet procedural and substantive standards tried to help the whole employees and those who were in the u.

mahmoud up to. tripoli north korea has fired or is believed to be in several cruise missiles off its eastern coast the suspected short range projectiles were launched from one province into the sea of japan it's the latest in a series of tests conducted by pyongyang in recent weeks u.s. senator bernie sanders has endorsed former rival joe biden for president during a joint live stream the backing comes less than a week after sanders dropped out of the race he hopes the move will unite the democratic party head of the presidential election in november. today i am asking all americans i'm asking every democrat american every in the pendent i'm asking a lot of republicans to come together in this campaign to support your candidacy of course to make certain that we defeat somebody who i believe and i'm speaking just for myself now is the most dangerous president in the modern history of this country. greece usually prepares for its peak tourist season at this time of the year but the pandemic is leaving

the country continue to rise restrictions on movement will be imposed in the lagos states president mahmoud abbas says the nation's response to the cove of 19 disease is a matter of life and death a country so far reported more than $300.00 cases including 10 deaths. rwanda was one of the 1st countries in sub-saharan africa to impose a total loss of the coronavirus and the havoc but human rights campaigners have accused security forces in several states of using heavy handed tactics on civilians on the force and guidelines put in place by their governments catherine so our reports have our. security forces are making sure people follow lockdown orders in the capital kigali anyone who doesn't can be arrested and fined. with valid reasons such as visiting a hospital and market trance for food have their temperatures checked before being allowed to proceed alone or there are people who do not understand the problem they just come here to walk around we continue to tell them to stay at home they can infect the whole population here those who come to buy food must respect regulations. of social

ownership of the land to give israel that it just in the sea to annex that the palestinian president mahmoud abbas have been addressing the nation in a televised praeter court to televised speech that was recorded before the pump a statement but he addressed this very issue and it's expected that his position will remain the same if the same even after he said that he will be cutting all signed agreements with israel if israel most forward with these plans of course this is a statement that we've heard from. many times in many analysts would say that he really doesn't have any more cards to play at this point that's why he's seeking the international community he's been saying that this is a legal under international law and israel now is more empowered than ever by the current u.s. administration to continue with its actions on the ground including annexation which is considered illegal under insured international law all right and that abraham from amala. south africa's president has announced a $26000000000.00 covert 19 rescue package and more than $70000.00 soldiers nearly the entire sta

government was suggesting just a few days ago we saw that the health minister under former president mahmoud ahmadinejad actually came out in a letter to president hassan rouhani saying that the cost of downplaying that they of making sure that the country's economy didn't suffer could blow a far greater economic blow to the country in the long term so there has been this disagreement between search and certain branches of government since the outbreak began but it seems in the cost benefit analysis that the government is doing they simply can't continue to drain their economy while dealing with this health crisis all right we'll leave it there thanks so much. still ahead on al-jazeera tell you why some venezuelans are making the long walk home from colombia. of a strain is highest court overturned conviction against the vatican christ. the am. hello there these are showers and some heavy thunderstorms across much of indonesia borneo as saying a fair few over the next couple of days some of those we've quite heavy particular southern areas pushing down across into java all nations as well qu

star neighbor say the project has helped bring back to life to the empty streets and this is no no mahmoud we were fed up of doing nothing and we agreed that cinema isn't necessarily defined by a closed space but by images projected onto a wall and we decided that because we can't project films onto interior walls why not do it on the exterior walls and that was that but it's also world malaria day and health officials are warning that the coronavirus crisis could contribute to a rise in deaths from the mosquito borne disease a report from the world health organization says that covert $900.00 pandemic is causing severe disruptions to malaria medicines and this is leading to a weekly increase in cases across parts of africa what malaria is present in 41 countries the highest number of infections are shown here in red it occurs mostly in tropical climates where mosquitoes thrive and transmit the parasite to people there were nearly 230000000 recorded cases in 2018 which resulted in about 400000 deaths and the w.h.o. says it's no action is taken the number of deaths could double. in kenya se

hello and welcome to the program i'm mahmoud jibril him it's been a week since india began the world's biggest lockdown to stop the spread of coronavirus 1300000000 people live in order to stay home.

the jury is president's chief of staff has died from corona virus kerry was a top aide to president mahmoud abbas hiree and one of the most powerful men in nigeria he traveled to germany and egypt early last month before falling ill gary was in his seventy's and out and out underlying health problems including diabetes . so had on al-jazeera as he coronavirus crisis deepens in north america canadians come together to help societies most vulnerable to the goods and services they need. the air. but. hello there the winter weather very much weather's across central regions of the united states is right in the forecast as well but of course it's been about this cold air plunging south and the snow that we have seen so have a look at this westminster in colorado really quite deep and of course they're trying to keep the streets into denver as much as 15 centimeters has come down in 24 hours into the mountains to the west of denver the estimate about half a meter about the time this system is done now through saturday it's a better picture across the central plains how much is improving in denver

presented to south sudan should the number of cases rise in the country libya's former prime minister mahmoud jibril has died from the virus has been quarantined in a cairo hospital since being diagnosed late last month jabril the antigovernment protests that i asked a long time leader moammar gadhafi in 2011 then became head of the national transitional council. the head of the roman catholic church pope francis has held palm sunday mass in line with italy's ban on public ceremonies usually tens of thousands of people were turned the square outside instead it had a very more congregation and was streamed online from inside peter's basilica to the faithful servant is the 1st major event of the christian holy week. while governments try to keep ahead of the outbreak they're also planning how to get people back to work one idea centers on something called an immunity passport. explains work the coronavirus has transformed the world where empty streets and shuttered businesses are the norm and billions are under lockdown but researchers around the world are developing tests and conducting clinic

mahmud is live for us in libya has a brother one of the captured cities so mahmoud i want you obviously tell us about what's going on there but also explain to us the context this is 7 towns in 48 hours after weeks of pretty much deadlock between the 2 sides want to turn things around. well sami 1st of all it was a swift takeover over the past 24 over the past 2 days as you know that the government forces manage it to recapture civil cities in the west of libya including this key city of. we're understanding now it was a swift take according to the governor. into military sources partly because of the turkish air force supply with the government forces you know that the gun forces have been targeting gadhafi forces the cations and the city of so broad and many other locations in the west of the country ahead of this operation as you know sami that the government forces say that they're surprised this city suburb out there is a key city because whoever controls this city can control the whole west of libya and now the government forces. on the southern outskirts of city joining with othe

advances being made by the internationally recognized government let's go live now to tripoli officer is mahmoud up to what had joins us from there would tell us about the day's developments. well. government military sources say that have to as forces have been trying to take revenge on the capital tripoli by indiscriminate shelling targeting get it initial areas with dozens and dozens of grad rockets since they lost the 3 cities or major 3 cities along with other neighboring towns in the west of libya as you know adrian that this city of sobrante that was taken control of today by the government forces is a key city in the west of libya and it represents a said to have to his forces since they lost their strategic city of 30 yan and last june as you know that it has been a swift takeover 3 major cities have been taken control of by the government forces in 24 hours that's due partly to the turkish air force support to the government forces that's according to the government military sources and also the government is now is in full control of the international highway the coastal highway that

up to the model they look up on to go up to the end of a day with that and if they're not going to mahmoud i didn't come up to do that then the done up to mama didn't want to give up the number. at the end of our film there actually is a happy ending one in which the ordinary people succeed in their fight against developments that are seemingly beyond their control. on the 27th of february 29th teen the us supreme court ruled in favor of my indian friend is my. the decision ended the absolute immunity of world bank affiliate i have see from lawsuits in u.s. courts from now on the world bank is accountable to people affected by its investments and it can be sued for damages by anyone in the world. kaesong from the middle ages. no it's being. built from the ground up with modern technology. dozens of employees and hundreds of volunteers home looking on jaden long castle in france the biggest medieval reconstruction project in europe. one find down on the road. through spawn d.w. . it's a deadly sin. and the whim of nature. is motivates us. and threatens to ruin us. greed. desire for. dr song

does not seem to be holding that cease fire or cessation of hostilities thank you for the update mahmoud of the one who is our correspondent in tripoli germany has banned the iranian bank group hezbollah and designated it a terrorist organization police are conducting early morning raids across the country they detained suspected members germany has been facing pressure from both israel and the united states to ban has been law this imports and senior public policy fellow an adjunct professor of journalism at the american university of beirut we're told this raid actually shouldn't come as a surprise to hezbollah. germany and all of europe have kept an eye on hezbollah and its allies on this members and its friends and this is something routine they had been banned the military wing of hezbollah had always been banned but now they're looking at the social and cultural and political activities the interesting thing is that the news came with really no details so if you look at the news reports they say suspected or possible members or supporters and that's this hint that actually they evi

but this is meant government employees haven't been paid for months and inflation is on the rise as mahmoudof the war had reports from the capital tripoli. food prices are on the allies in tripoli before the start of ramadan residents are rushing to markets feeling some communities might try now if during the holy month of fasting. is checking what he can afford to buy in this but short shop like many other libyans he has not received his salary for the past 3 months you know we're going to get is only we are following a stare at the measures in our houses by downsizing the amount of commodities we need to consume the government has not intervened to stop shop owners from increasing prices the value of the libyan d.n.r. is falling and banks are running short of hard to currencies because of the halt in oil exports despite the dramatic fall in oil prices globally oil revenues remain the backbone of libya's economy almost 30 percent of libya's $6000000.00 people rely on his state salaries with the closure of oil minister lation is because of continuing the fighting between rival groups and ma

government blamed it on a leaf after on monday he ended peace talks with the government our correspondent mahmoud uphill will head joins us from the libyan capital has this ceasefire this sation of hostilities actually started. well it's now quite peter on the front lines but it does not mean that it has to other remember that have to as spokesman announcements has been contradictory you know that the last ramadan last year they said that ramadan is the month of jihad were boosting their forces to continue the battle to attack the capital of tripoli this ramadan this year he is calling on to he is an hour saying get the cessation of hostilities but that this has been interpreted here in the west of libya as a kind of maneuver to gain time to maintain their positions maybe to regroup and rearrange their plans and to also plan another or fresh attack on the capital tripoli in a member have to others have to himself rejected that many cease fire proposals in the past and only this comes only a few weeks after this set back his forces suffered in the west of libya after the last several strategic cit

more from mahmoud up the one had in tripoli as the u.n. recognized government does not believe half there is committed to this ceasefire they say that have to force immediately after the announcement of his spokes man mcguinness mahdi of that sation of hostilities have to us forces targeted the city of them salon with heavy weapons and then the government forces returned the fire with heavy artillery fire. they say that the government military sources say that they cannot trust have to as forces announcement they say that this could be a kind of attempt by have to the forces to try to gain time and try to regroup rearrange their plans especially after this set back they suffered in the worst of libya especially after they lost control of several strategic cities along the highway linking the capital tripoli to the borders amnesty international has released evidence of multiple violation of a u.n. arms embargo in south sudan the organization sent investigators to 12 military camps in february they found new weapons can film and arms and con

nigeria the president's chief of staff has died from the corona virus as a top aide to president mahmoud abbas hari he traveled to germany and egypt early last month before falling ill chiari was in his seventy's and had underlying health problems including diabetes. now for the 1st time in nearly 2 months south korea has reported fewer than 20 new cases of coronavirus 18 infections were confirmed over the past day bringing the country's total to more than 10600 despite the don ward trend health officials are calling on the public to remain vigilant much more ahead on al-jazeera including a rise in domestic violence during the long lean look at how the victims in the u.k. are being supported or. hello there we've had a very unsettled picture across much of the middle east really this past week and in particular we have had some very heavy rains across into yemen now the law things have been dry but the streets all still flooded in some areas some dog storm clouds looming over has some more rain in the forecast now through saturday you can see across into southern areas of iraq a-q. ways

internationally recognized government people relying on donations volunteers or any other help they can find as mahmoud the head reports from tripoli. this is what lockdown looks like in tripoli the government has put a curfew in place restaurants and cafes are closed down education suspended sushil gatherings banned and movement between cities restricted but the number of 19 is creeping up or the authorities say they're doing what they can to prevent further infections but some municipalities are critical of the government's measures to prevent a bigger break. we've not received any support from the government as of today a budget has been dispersed by the central bank but some municipalities receive double their portions others receive nothing at all communities are trying to fill the gaps where they say the government has failed this hospital in the city of misrata has been donated by a local businessman to treat coronavirus patients and students in the city are using 3 d. printers to produce safety gear for medical workers in tripoli these young volunteers are relying on donations to conduct senate

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arrived from ethiopia in february it is now being treated in isolation libya's former prime minister mahmoud jibril has died from the virus 8 been quarantined in a cairo hospital since being diagnosed late last month to drill that the anti-government protests that ousted longtime leader moammar gadhafi in 2011. the head of the roman catholic church pope francis has held almost empty palm sunday mass in line with italy's ban on public ceremonies usually tens of thousands of people would attend in the square outside the ceremonies the 1st major event of the christian holy week others they had last night let's get you back to al-jazeera world. in the mid 1950 s. last hosh late he was an officer in the chain asean fellow get rural fighters battling french colonial occupation. france offered partial independence. and the emerging leader. accepted it. but that left serious tensions between the fellow again many of whom felt the deal did not go far enough to try to . fish out of a seal hunt off steam and yesterday but i fed him and will give it a listen who'll get me to live you know it's tough but

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of charity write an advisor working with the un's agency for refugees such as mahmoud and he told me government shutdowns across the world are hitting the poorest hardest. one of the main reasons that we're that we're going to be going into a food crisis and i think we're going to be going to a food crisis we've got this is just the scale of the food crisis that we've been able to manage one of the key reasons we're going to be going into that is because some of those ports are closed and some of the i guess the countries exporting to the smaller countries some of that that has stopped now so i'll give you an example of a bit like sudan where you mention in europe or in sudan 80 percent of the people in iowa and new coach are slowing down of course for bringing key see being mean to lives or is going to have a detrimental effect on on their crops their events here and obviously 80 percent of the of the country will be affected like that and i'm sure you're aware that india there's a common time and you know many of their. their population relies on agriculture also as a 14 day qualit

without a star neighbors say the project has helped bring back to life the empty streets in the snow no mahmoud we were fed up of doing nothing and we agreed that cinema isn't necessarily defined by a closed space but by images projected onto a wall and we decided that because we can't project films onto interior walls why not do it on the exterior walls and that was that in the densely populated gaza strip a widespread outbreak of krona virus would be devastating so far there are 17 known cases but not everyone is taking the risk seriously so some local artists are painting masks to encourage people to protect themselves and it has more. these artists a danger is inching towards gaza and people need to take precautionary measures against covered $1000.00. so far officials here insist guards are safe from community transmission and they want to keep it that way. they've shut down many aspects of life in one of the world's most crowded places artists hope drawing on masks will encourage many to wear them in public and raise the level of alert has officials haven't asked the population to cover t

amy: in response, palestinian president mahmoud abbas said palestinians "will not stand handcuffed if israel annexes of any part of our land." in november, 14 members of the u.n. security council rebuked the trump administration's announcement that it no longer considers israeli settlements in the occupied west bank illegal under international law. in more news from the middle east, a palestinian refugee camp in lebanon has reported its first coronavirus case. the palestinian woman has since been reportedly taken to a hospital in beirut. at least 3000 other refugees are housed in the wavel l refugee camp. this comes as public health officials and human rights advocates warn of the threat off catastrophic outbreaks i in crowded refugee camps around the world that lack sufficient sanitation and medical supplies. i federal appealals court isis allowing the state of ararkansas to enforce a ban on most surgical abortions. arkansas officials have deemed abortions to be "not essential" or urgent during the coronavirus outbreak. meanwhile, a ban on nearly all abortionons in texas during thte

restrictions early 60 deaths have been reported and more than 800 infections in the libyan prime minister mahmoud jibril has died from the virus he's been quarantined in a cairo hospital since being diagnosed late last month to reel at the anti-government protests that ousted longtime leader moammar gadhafi in 2011 he was later appointed prime minister and head of the national transitional council. malaysian authorities say they are concerned that people smugglers are still operating despite the coronavirus pandemic after more than $200.00 were injured refugees arrived illegally on the island. they say they were taken there by a human smuggling ring the men accused of taking them escape before arriving and malaysian waters a 2nd refugee camp has been quarantined near athens after a 53 year old man tested positive for grown up iris about 1800 people living in the last camp are being screened john's raw place is in athens and says the greek government is incredibly worried about the number of refugees and migrants who could become sick. this is the 2nd camp that's been placed and locked in a space