the arms embargo in libya is a joke as people mark the 9th anniversary of the fall of dictator moammar gadhafi. and the u.n. push to get more countries to help millions of afghan refugees based in pakistan. there's been an upturn in the number of new coronavirus cases in china after 2 days of decline nearly 2000 more people were infected that's a rise of nearly 5 percent well 105 deaths reported on sunday raising the total number of dead in the mainland to 1770 most of those were reported from who province that's the center of the epidemic another person has died outside of china a taxi driver in taiwan became the 5th a tallahassee outside the mainland an elderly chinese tourist in france was the 1st to die outside asia other deaths have been reported in the hong kong japan and the philippines and 2 flights evacuating u.s. citizens who were stuck on a cruise ship with hundreds of coronavirus cases on board have now left japan those who are infected staying behind on the ship is being quarantined in the port of hama. 355 passengers tested positive for the virus well katrina you joins us live no

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efforts to stem the violence in libya that country has been in complete turmoil since dictator moammar gadhafi was overthrown in 2011 rebel forces are trying to seize the capital tripoli from the internationally recognized government. libya is still awash with arms and fighting is still raging despite a previous agreement reached in germany last month. a top u.n. official at the munich security conference said the truce had been violated $150.00 times since then and she said efforts to cut the flow of weapons had been equally unsuccessful arms embargo has become a joke and so you know we all really need to step up here and. it is complicated because there are violations that are you know happening on land sea and air and that all needs to be monitored in libya fighters loyal to the internationally recognized government control only a small area around the capital tripoli most of the rest of the country is in the hands of the rebels. a month after germany hosted the libya conference and berlin its participants gathered around the table again this weekend in munich 30 nations including the unite

forces libyans marking the 9th anniversary of the start of the revolution that eventually topple moammar gadhafi large crowds took to the streets of the capital tripoli pleading flags playing music. despite the is the power vacuum that followed gadhafi is death continues to fuel violent conflicts in the country. how to hear with the news out for you and a little over 25 but it's on al-jazeera right off to talk to al-jazeera which is next. the whole d.n.a. of al-jazeera is to deliver news on behalf of people who are subject to the sessions made by the powerful recently nowhere to put only people the only individuals to children the law exist with such stories this place has become a complete trust you have to hear all of them and to treat them with something the same respect. more and more young people are addicted to online video games. in a controversial decision last year the world health organization classified it as a disease. it defines gaming this order as quote impaired control over gaming increasing priority given to gaming over other activities and could to ation or escalation of gaming

tension decreasing conflict libya mox 9 years since a revolution the brought down longtime dictator moammar gadhafi al-jazeera explains the complexities of libya's civil and potential political solution special coverage on al-jazeera. more and more young people are addicted to online video games. in a controversial decision last year the world health organization classified it as a disease. it defines gaming disorder as quote impaired control over gaming increasing priority given to gaming over other activities and could to ation or escalation of gaming this by negative consequences. though is spreading all over the world and only affects a small number of people who play video games one of the 1st countries dealing with the disorder has been japan to better understand the symptoms of the disorder we traveled there and met 2 young boys died too and susumu who are spending several hours a day online. we also met with titus parents to see how his behavior is affecting his family. but is there a way to treat this is ease we asked dr seuss to will he who works at the 1st clinic in japan devoted to gami

increasing conflict in libya months 9 years since the revolution the fall down long time dictator moammar gadhafi al jazeera explains the complexities of libya's civil war and potential political solution special coverage on al-jazeera. life begins. thousands of babies every year in the united states. it also ends on the same day. the baby is african-american. this is twice as likely to happen why. rewind america's infant mortality on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. every. this is al-jazeera. hello i'm rob matheson and this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes the palestinian president tells the u.n. security council that donald trump's middle east peace plan looks like swiss cheese as israel questions his stand you president the battle is serious about the glaciations it wouldn't be healed to be would be enjoy the limb in washington on. a short lived victory for syrian rebels against government forces as they show they won't.

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the arms embargo in libya is a joke as people mark the 9th anniversary of the fall of dictator moammar gadhafi. and the u.n. push to get more countries to help millions of afghan refugees based in pakistan.

bring an end to years of conflict between rival governments following the string of dictator moammar gadhafi the plan calls for negotiations international monitors and the separation of forces. are german soccer now inheritor berlin's coach your good klinsmann abruptly resigned on tuesday after just 2 months on the job since then the team and its former coach have taken turns making statements about each other to the media their relationship appears to be irreparably damaged. he was supposed to take care to berlin to the champions league again clean's man came to the club as a member of the supervisory board and an adviser to the investor laws been tossed who injected over 224000000 euro's into their coffers but then 11 weeks ago klinsmann surprisingly got hired as hertz as new coach as they were mired in the relegation battle the man who won the world cup with germany in 1990 and once coached the usa team was back in the bundesliga but this tuesday came another surprise when klinsmann announced his resignation on facebook. course the way i did it was questionable and open to criticism. apol

bring an end to years of conflicts between rival governments following the ouster of dictator moammar gadhafi the plan calls for negotiations international monitors and a separation of forces. and german media reports a conservative politician friedrich math is planning to run for the leadership of christian democratic party he's one of chance the americas fiercest critics in 2018 he narrowly lost to integrate. who announced on monday she would step down as party leader. it was 75 years ago today in the final months of the 2nd world war that british and american aircraft began bombing the german city of dresden in the days that followed warplanes dropped fire bombs that killed thousands of people many of the women and children fleeing the soviet armies advance in the east there's been much debate about whether the bombing was justified and military grounds or was it an unnecessary tragedy and a war crime we met one of the survivors in the now rebuilt city of preston. when aaron's tears comes to the noir marked public square and sees the restored challenge here here he is reminded of the dresd

libya's only real industry but it has failed to match the production levels seen joy in the era of moammar gadhafi he was overthrown in the revolution of 2011 the country should be as rich as gulf countries i don't tap gas and oil fields have a potential to produce 2400000 barrels a day but it has suffered from chronic mismanagement and corruption so we have to show some transparency they have to for some of the organizations. and just you know deny these allegations and the world really a lie completely with one side. if you will is heavily subsidized in libya costing around 4 u.s. cents a liter unless the blockade is ended that subsidy is likely to end and prices are predicted to increase significantly and that will only add to the suffering of the libyan people. get and that was a slogan that won it for the prime minister boris johnson with the uncertainty now out of the way the pounds popped higher in britain left the european union on january the 31st but the kind of relationship the country has with the rest of europe has yet to be decided and the process is unlikely to start until march and

and decreasing conflict libya last 9 years since a revolution to roll down longtime dictator moammar gadhafi al jazeera explains the complexities of libya's civil and potential political solution special come on al-jazeera. radicalism is on the rise across the globe. we're told it's every western told was supposed to be highly suspicious of everybody and everything but our government policies aimed at tackling radicalization in fact pushing youngsters to the fringes of society in the impact is huge typing on the net there's only so much they can take before you say ok that's me rethinking radicalisation the part of the radicalized syrians announces the era. trouble began at the end of the country's civil war when most people started returning home from refugee camps. ammo more horse trucked and killed during a demonstration in 2017 is buried right here in the middle of the street as a sign of resistance to the mining companies and government are set in your. accusations or news and displacement between the community the mining companies and the government has now escalated to west africa reg

aims to bring an end to years of conflict between rival governments they're all in the ouster of moammar gadhafi the plan calls for negotiations international monitors and the separation of forces. italy's senate has voted to lift the parliamentary immunity of former interior minister tells ovine that clears the way for him to stand trial on charges of holding migrants hostage so be nice as he is defending italy's borders when he refused to allow rescued migrants disembark from a ship where a number of days last summer. well here in germany a political foe of chancellor only machall reportedly plans to run for the leadership of her party the christian democrats friedrich merits was widely expected into the race for the position of party chief in 2018 he narrowly lost the race for the leadership to good comp card and bauer on monday she stunned the country by announcing she was stepping down. well for the macro have rarely seen eye to eye if you became party leader might machall rethink her current plan to remain chancellor until next year we put that question to our chief political correspondent

that aims to bring an end to years of conflict between rival governments the phone the ouster of moammar gadhafi the plan calls for negotiations international monitors and the separation of forces. police in northern ireland have charged a man with murdering the journalist clearing a key she was killed last april during a riot londonderry the dissident republican group new are a leader said it shot her by accident the 52 year old man charged as one of 4 suspects arrested tuesday. at least one person has died as heavy rains and flooding batter australia's eastern coast a woman has also been reported missing emergency workers have rescued dozens from the floods many schools have been closed. this comes a story say all bushfires in australia's hardest hit state have now been contained . well here in germany a political foe of chancellor on the macro reportedly plans to run for the leadership of her party the christian democrats feverish maritz has been widely expected to enter the race for the position of party chief in 2018 he narrowly lost the race for the leadership to undergrad compound our ear

drawing attention to increasing conflict libya 9 years since the revolution down longtime dictator moammar gadhafi al-jazeera explains the complexities of libya's civil and potential political solution special come on al-jazeera. a liberal on the clock this is counting the cost on al-jazeera if you look at the world business going on this week as the death toll rises the economic cost of the coronavirus is being felt in every market in the world oil prices have tumbled prices have paused we have an exclusive interview with the general secretary of the gas exporting nation. a few $1000000000.00 spent now to save trillions of dollars later from new york to jakarta we'll look at the economic cost of rising sea levels . as the oceans warm up the extraordinary risks divers in peru taking to bring in the catch. the death toll from the coronavirus keeps on rising it's not only crippling china's economy it's having a knock on effect globally formula one's race in shanghai has been postponed and this year's mobile world congress half a global way in barcelona has been cancelled or oil prices have tumbled 2

resume on tuesday and it's been 9 years since the revolution that toppled longtime libyan leader moammar gadhafi the power vacuum sense then that the current crisis and ship the late president say they have nothing to celebrate after coming under constant attacks from have tarsa forces. who were forced to leave their homes and aren't sure if they can ever return. half built to neglected for almost a decade these towers are on feet for habitation more than a 100 families who have fled fighting on the outskirts of libya's capital shelter here and now this tiny room is where samir elma had he and her 2 children have lived for the last 3 months there's no electricity or running water samir a says her son used to be top of his class at school but the school was closed because of the fighting she described what happened when she tried to return to her home with her daughter to collect more of their belongings. i swear the horror that this little girl has seen no other child has witnessed in all of libya the whole building in front of us collapsed the bombs were coming from all sides our home was compl

about to mark the 9th anniversary of the revolution that led to the downfall of longtime leader moammar gadhafi the power vacuum left behind has led to the current conflict the capital tripoli a scene intense fighting over the past few months al-jazeera is child strength and met residents and fled their homes and i'm sure when they can go back. half built a neglected for almost a decade these towers are on feet for habitation more than a 100 families who have fled fighting on the outskirts of libya's capital shelter here and now this tiny room is where samir heady and her 2 children have lived for the last 3 months there's no electricity or running water samir a says her son used to be top of his class at school but the school was closed because of the fighting she described what happened when she tried to return to her home with her daughter to collect more of their belongings. as where the horror there's this little girl has seen no other child has witnessed in all of libya the whole building new front of us collapsed the bombs were coming from all sides our home was completely destroyed we c

on libya and years of conflict since the fall of leader moammar gadhafi has scarred and entire generation and children in particular are struggling to cope with the loss of family members many say they can't get the help they need tony berkley as the support from misrata was. these women in misrata a knitting hats and scarves for men at the frontlines it's a small gesture but it's part of a big campaign to help the u.n. recognize government repel fighters loyal to warlord khalifa haftar they opposition 100 kilometers away and could attack at any moment women in libya don't fight with guns but in a unique way are fighting every battle we feel like we're part of what's going on in like were helping to defend our country and our city as it's kind of a. we're supporting each other we feel like we're doing something we're not just sitting there watching t.v. and listening to the news. many of these women have sons at the front line and some know the bitter reality of the risks each has lost a son or brother. or lima lost one son join the revolution in 2011. and her last surviving son 23 year o

libyans are marking the 9th anniversary of the start of the revolution that eventually topple moammar gadhafi large crowds took to the streets of the capital tripoli pleading flags playing music. but despite the is the power vacuum that followed could after his death continues to fuel violent conflicts in the country. how to hear with the news out for you and a little over 25 but it's on al-jazeera right off to talk to al-jazeera which is next. the whole d.n.a. of al-jazeera is to deliver news on behalf of people who are subject to the sessions made by the powerful recently nowhere to put only people their only individuals to children the law exist with such stories this place has become a complete trap you have to hear all of them and to treat them with something the same respect. more and more young people are addicted to online video games. in a controversial decision last year the world health organization classified it as a disease. it defines gaming this order as quote impaired control over gaming increasing priority given to gaming over other activities and could to ation or escalation

about to mark the 9th anniversary of the revolution that led to the downfall of longtime leader moammar gadhafi the power vacuum there left behind has led to this current conflict the capital tripoli has seen intense fighting in the past few months i'll stratford has met some residents who fled their homes and still aren't sure when they can go back half built a neglected for almost a decade these towers are unfit for habitation more than a 100 families who have fled fighting on the outskirts of libya's capital shelter here now this tiny room is where samir heady and her 2 children have lived for the last 3 months there's no electricity or running water samir a says her son used to be top of his class at school but the school was closed because of the fighting she described what happened when she tried to return to her home with her daughter to collect more of their belongings. as where the horror there's this little girl has seen no other child has witnessed in all of libya the whole building front of us collapsed the bombs were coming from all sides our home was completely destroyed we could

to work i mean the towns that has been one year since the bad police in the long time leader moammar gadhafi a turbulent few years to say the least. well that's right speaking to the. here at this celebration of the beginning of the revolution let's just put this in context the structure is very important in terms of the history of the revolution statement the fight has hit with a main fighting force against rogue a daffy full series they lost a lot of main to get around 3000 fighters were killed in that fight they will show us a lot of men in the subsequent fight against dyson in 2000 from 2016 i would say that fight now effectively won so the g. and i says here disputed by half the. show a few significance to this city the celebration of this revolution i spoke to some people here earlier one man said that this was highly symbolic he said when also the ballot the kind of chubbiness that this country he's enjoying at the moment will speak described as a civil war now saying you know just this celebration have any real significance when we're losing civilian lives people are being killed and

place named in honor of the many fighters who were killed in a revolution that eventually topple moammar gadhafi the dictator who ruled libya for more than 40 years we have at the end of the 1st of all i'd like to congratulate all our libyan brothers and sisters on the anniversary of the revolution and how message today is the same we had back on february 17th 2011 we want freedom let me say again freedom justice and a democratic civilian state. but 9 years later libya is fall from that instead a country suffering civil war. really gay general khalifa haftar is offensive to take control of tripoli with the u.n. backed government is based goes on. cease fire calls ignored hundreds of civilians killed will not 150000 people forced to flee their homes. in misrata east of tripoli the city proud of its role in ending gadhafi is rule and for where the majority of the u.n. backed government forces come from celebrations marking the revolution also loud and joyous. but people were quick to describe general huffed as another potential dictator who is holding libya's development back said and i want peace

people in libya marking the 9th anniversary of the start of the revolution that eventually topple moammar gadhafi large crowds took to the streets of the capital tripoli waving flags and playing music but despite the years the power vacuum that followed gadhafi his death still continues to fuel violent conflict the country is no closer to last in peace but overall the mood among libyans is mixed let's take you live now to tripoli i was there as my hotel for one had heard many people in the capital feel that there's nothing worth celebrating today. there is still more to come here we've been told that thousands are expected to come here to the main square this is the martyrs square in the libyan capital to celebrate and marking the 9th anniversary of the. revolution that ousted the former dictator and the organizers here tell us that the program of this year is packed with shows including. songs that will be played by. bands and also traditional songs along. with the national songs that are linked with this event is a father of lucia but what is interesting to hear today that this anniversary is t

>> barack obama declared war on libya and bombed libya, it resulted in moammar gadhafi's horrific public was on spring break. remember, the congress gives itself a spring break. but when they came back from spring break, they didn't do anything to undo it, because congress doesn't want to take the heat. if the war prevails, they will say we didn't interfere. if the war fails, it's the president's fault. so congress often looks the other way when presidents do these things. the targeting of general suleimani, i think because it was in another country with which we are profoundly not at war, iraq, our ally, felt this was too much. neil: in this case, they said part of their strategy for going after him was that he was planning more attacks but apparently in an intelligence briefing there was no proof or indication of that. >> correct. neil: where does this go with this president, future presidents? presidents are going to do what they're going to do. >> unless there is a ron paul type person in the white house, presidents are going to do what they want to do and quite frankly, most preside