and diplomatic measures such as recognition of the and this is the national unity government. that is was put together when the military too happened. i'm just going to scout screw up a little bit so you can actually see the empty chair there. so how do you have an assay and peace process with assay and not at all with me. and i'll look at the assay, i'm meeting of 4 ministers. how is that possible, emma? a, 1st of all the, the, i see and make this decision not to alarm there. the leaders of the crew to attend the summit or some of the, the top level top political meetings. and since last year, october, that was a good decision. it was a good ride to reach is that it's a direct, a decision in the right direction. so for us it's good to see the honda is not there because they don't belong there. this seat belongs to the people in my, in, in, in that sense it is for the nation, the unity government, the people's elected, legitimate government to take a seat to represent the people. i'm so for in that sense as the, and made a good decision. but like chris said, that's not enough

and then you go to the national unity government. it's not no war nathan, that you're suggesting. i'm suggesting that the, you know, not good, not only the recognize the military and the military, but also to recognize the fully later to make paula to the new government. so i'm talking about the future, but the, the current situation, the international community food to recognize the true solution for the country. because you know, against this backdrop. so there's no way to do that. no, we're not doing the business as a normal for the international community issue in the state map, you know, expressed their concern show and you know, they're watching the situation closely is not very helpful. i think enough enough just i'm surely it's simply here that i want to share with you for my you chief audience. i'm just going to include some of that thoughts. why is russia supporting me? amal briefly? surely. thoughts? oh, that's obvious that russia been by game jamara. yeah. my military, them before it was military, you know, taking over the whole country and in 2010 we had 1st ever saw

my so they really need to not only leave the seat empty, but they need to actually invite the national unity government and walk with the measure and unity government to solve the crisis at nathan, i totally agree with the all mean, all mucking, all the international community, especially the us, you, china, india, japan must realize the, the, the normal military is not the part of the solution. the military is so if they so soft go through it. so the, so is, so the international right now is a time to recognize the and new g as a legitimate government obama. and also engage with the abilene revolutionary forces known as like, you know, e, r. all. so that is the only the in a way for the year, you know, what rifle wave for the bomber to be solved in nathan, i'm thinking if the military is not part of the solution. so if that and to check it is a metaphor for they do not deserve to be at the table. and then you go to the national unity government. is that no war, nathan, that you're suggesting? i'm suggesting that the, you know, not good, not only the recognize the military and the more milit

it was an ad for pizza, but it also had a message of national unity take a look. ah. i forgot about you. let you at the city will not become a missed you, but of that. look at that as you move on. that's no. it was more of your renewal that what did you just give me a lot more that oh wow. good 50 with the book of that a more love. he's a sometimes nothing brings people together like a nice high feature from it may not surprise you to learn that the commercial was never shown on russian t v, but name gorbachev was obviously not a money maker of the message of national unity did not seem to be a winner either. the day's almost on the conversation continues online. you'll find us on twitter. you can follow me on twitter at brent gov tv and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see you then if with with with generating a lot of high the met over is working in virtual world shopping in our digital doppelganger is the avatars are having fund, but is our data safe? and how do companies benefit? we put on our goggles and dive into the m

the message of national unity did not seem to be a winner either. the day's almost on the conversation, he continues online. you'll find us on twitter. you can follow me on twitter at brent golf t v. and remember, whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see you then if with with you, i caught red handed massive ships, dumb, poisonous waste water into the world ocean accused. and n g o is investigating 1500 cases in b, u waters alone. but were there consequences, deceitful abrupt tactics ensure huge profits for those responsible global 3000 in 30 minutes on dw, right? it's generating a lot of high the members working in virtual world shopping in our digital doppelganger, is the avatars are having fun. but is our data safe and how do companies benefit we put on our ga. gov and dive into the members made in germany with 90 minutes. on d. w is the end of the pandemic in site. we show what it could look like will return to normal. and we visit those who are finding it difficult with successes are seen in our weekly coven 19 sp

in terms of the 2 governments, we have a sebastian government which is attempting to enter a national unity headed light, which is already in the chemical. having said that, i don't think that we are going to see any kind of lost police in the sense in the way that we have seen war in the last 4 which was 2092 june 2020. it's really our liking. but the situation where maintenance and the another of the files is quite likely. but the d benson, when it could have been not if it will live in and who does what as we know, libya has been placed by table and instability for many years. now this is just the latest and blow up of the hostility, said tommy, how have libya changed since? no, i'm a good dorothy was ousted and killed in 2011. 1 of the country has changed tremendously to be will that holes were changing tremendously and we have to remember one thing, one very important thing that the whole, the whole kid is libby is living in now when the parents are suffering because of that has been perpetrated by the foreign intervention and the internal affairs of the country. and if we go back to 1

as we have seen before, an alter, the national unity government came to power. they did not seek to resolve the conflicts at all when the on the country. they want to take advantage of the current chaos in tripoli. we have had enough of the ac is i to re statement to external parties. first of all, the un mission in libya for we have not seen a solution or real desire to resolve the libyan crisis from them as well as western states trying to take advantage of this conflict. the you say, serbia and cost, though, have signed a deal with bell, great agreeing to cancel a requirement for entry and exit papers the casa, though. id card holders, while casa, though, has given assurances, it will not introduce similar measures for serbians, as, according to e. u foreign policy chief yost, that brown said here president alexander, view churchhouse dress that the deal should not be interpreted as thou grades, recognition of castilla ah intentions flight. earlier this month, when protest is blocked, roads to, to border crossings with serbia and north in kosovo. the violence

and i remember hearing gustavo petro speak about wanting to consolidate national unity and for their national unity not to be concentrated in the capital book, but to be focused in the smaller regions in the rural regions. and trying to spread the government of p of wanting to create opportunities, economic opportunities for rural farmers, that they're only opportunities were, was to produce the coca leaf which produces cocaine in order for them to reduce other things in their region that's for exporting being or are you or potato and as well as wanting to create how he feels with the land right now, gustavo is in the process with the cuban government of sitting down with the young and gorilla in order to spread that government of peace as well as opening the border we're going to swell up recognizing the constitutional president, nicholas my daughter. so i feel that it will stop at that all might have a challenge within the institution, but he will be able to, to be successful because he has a lot of the backing. right? because i mean, i think and tired of this war on drugs and fran

this is national unity government with the national defense forces that created. and that's also the can i me fighting the term adults. so it's really unstable. the situation of a huge number of people in, for me in really need of humanitarian assistance. so why i'm saying that having being caused by thought is true, that those issues exist, but i mean, there is still, i saw camps will organize people living in safe condition is that if they go back home. so of course it's difficult to take care of all of those people, but i went and saw kids learning will be learning mathematics. i meant that he just leaders, i am a young people, i made women and we discuss about all these difficulties and all this challenges. but let me tell you something that you had 2 people, but a lot of people dream to go back. and they said, we need you to help us to go back. we need to be reported. unfortunately, i don't see it in the near future. and i think the community should not abandon me . i'm or more concretely needs to happen than what could provide some ray of hope for the refuge

a un sponsored agreement in geneva and we created the unity government call the government of national unity to all the elections. and 2022 the, the household with that is on the east created at the new a bashar government barrel government and kill the elections for and so right now the only solution out of this that ness is elections that will take away the household presented as the i council of state it, babe, as government, bashar was government and the high. yeah. the presidential council and give us a fresh chance with a freshman date or a jason pen. what do you make of what you heard that to any of the political actors in libya, actually care about what the people of libya want to study from factor into their actions to us does either one of the, the prime ministers of the motor actually want an election. well, that's a great point. neither of them do and a professor althea and mister buck, 2 should make key point switches that this isn't a struggle between east and west. it's a struggle between status, co actors who want to stay in power, keep their cronies and power of the central

some have recognised the national unity government, which is the elective officials rather than onesi think that we have to recognise that the climate of inaction and indifference which is largely a result of the veto of china and russia at the un security council has created the culture of impunity, but this again puts a little pinprick and that matters. what do ou think pinprick and that matters. what do you think the _ pinprick and that matters. what do you think the international- you think the international community should do? you've talked about some positive actions that some companies have taken, but looking at myanmar�*s neighbours, we've not seen much action there, have we? ., ., �* , have we? know, we haven't seen nearl as have we? know, we haven't seen nearly as much — have we? know, we haven't seen nearly as much action. _ have we? know, we haven't seen nearly as much action. this - have we? know, we haven't seen nearly as much action. this was l have we? know, we haven't seen i nearly as much action. this was this attempt, the five—point consistency, which was... and t

the a my, we have a country who is not completely control, but at that though, there is this national unity government with the national defense forces that created. and that's also the, can i, me fighting to another. so it's really unstable to situation, plus a huge number of people in coming in really in need of humanitarian assistance. so why i'm saying that having, being close by thought is true, that those issues exist, but i mean, there is still, i saw camps will organize people living in safe condition is that if they go back home. so of course, difficult to take care of all of those people, but i went and saw kids learning would be learning mathematics. i say mentally, just leaders, i'm a young people, i mean women and we discuss of all over the difficulties and oldest challenges. but let me tell you something that you had 2 people, but most of the people dream to go back. and they said, we need you to help us to go, but we need to be repetitive. and fortunately, i don't see it in the near future. and i think the community should not abandon me . i'm, or what concretely needs to hap

month we have a country who's not completely controlled by that, that ma, though there is this national unity government with the national defense forces they created. and that's also the can i me fighting that another. so it's really unstable to situation. plus a huge number of people in, from, in, in really, in need of humanitarian assistance. so why i'm saying that having being caused by thought is true that those issues exist. but i mean, there is still, i saw camps will organize people living in safe condition is that if they go back home. so of course it's difficult to take care of all of those people. but i went and saw kids learning learning mathematics. i say, mentoring just leaders, i met young people, i made women and we discussed all over the difficulties that oldest challenges. but let me tell you something that you had 2 people, but a lot of people dream to go back. and they said, we need you to help us to go, but we need to be repetitive. unfortunately. i don't see it in the near future. i think the community should not abandon jamar what concretely needs to happen them. what c

the dialogue is meant to lead to the formation of a government of national unity, constitutional reform and democratic elections. qatar says the agreement is just the beginning. >> we are very hopeful will end hostilities, it will move the military process to a political process and allow for an easy transition toward the negotiations in chad. reproter: a noticeable absence was the main rebel group. >> i think at the beginning, we were a little bit sure that fact would not sign. reproter: chad has been left in conflict for decades, fighting among armed groups has force hundreds of thousands of people from their homes. when deby replaced his father last year, he promised political reform. over the years dozens of peace agreement's have failed, but many here say that after 60 years of conflict, chadians are tired of war and ready for peace. for inside story, jillian wolf. mohammed: let's go ahead and bring in our guests. we have remadji hoinathy, senior researcher at the institute for security studies. enrica picco, director of the central africa project at international crisis group. and

so the decision that discussion has been around should be form and the government of national unity, where everyone is at the table. and everyone has a word to say, or should we have a majority government where you have a position that is in way ousted from the, from the political decision making process. and the rocky culture has not reached that point to understand that at some point you need to have a majority government because the government is responsible and you may have an opposition that is challenging and monitoring the government. but it does not part of the power sharing process, and that is something that the, the political leaders have failed to agree on. can i ask you how much of a role have a foreign interest such as iran or the united states, played and influencing the current situation? my view iran is not most looked at us or has been described as a nationalist, anti iranian leader. and his opponents and she can have been described as pro rainy . and i think it's far more complex than that. iran entertains ties with all the political leaders in the country. virtual

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he warns about the need for national unity. he was fighting with the continental congress all throughout the war because they couldn't find a sense of collective resolve or focus on the common good. they didn't want to levy money to support the troops. he said that we need to have discipline and focus on a sense of unity. and to really think as citizens. one of the important points is independents and freedom can be a state of nature. liberty requires responsibility, and that is what some -- excuse me, i am just finishing a lincoln book right now. that's what washington said in the 1783 address. and again in 1796. >> one of the things i can do tonight, and i hope they can start this now, is bring up a few of the short quotations that people can pull out of the farewell address. this one, i would like to bring up because as we were just discussing, if you read down to the bottom there, he refers to the fact that he is given this kind of advice before. but you see the warnings of a parting friend. he reminds us about the circular

therefore, we have a segment of people who are essentially doing that, but the president seeks national unityspecific instruments and the constitution ratified him to be the president of the entire nation, so one of the opportunities has is to unite the country, and his campaign has likely been about unity. you realize that if you study that the maddox of his campaign, one of the things not pres prest because the unifying factor was about the social economic developer and of the people. according to the constitution that grants kenyans the right to social and economic stability. so it wasn't about this or negative ethnicity, as we seen before, so already his campaign team is uniting the nation because the nation is in economic peril. the critical question is about inflation, critical questions about the tax regime that is extremely punitive, and the joblessness of millions of young people and millions of kenyans at the end of the day, we have just come from a pandemic, exiting and administration, the critical issues in terms of the quality and efficacy of government, so he has a lot of work t

first of all, he believes against all the facts, that he's the holder of national unity, which i totallyree with. he's the cause of division, the cause of discontent. but he seems to think otherwise, and he thinks that he has to stay on for the sake of the nation. but people think differently, of course. and another thing is thailand going to the -- meeting later this year. for prayut it' -- for prayut, it's something he wants to leave the hind ss personal legacy. he does not have any kind of credential in diplomacy to be the prime minister at the time of the apec meeting, hosting world leaders. so this is something he wants to achieve. so, he will ban everything on the decision on the constitutional court, which up until now, has been partial in making decisions in prayut's favor all along. so he is banking his hopes in that basket. mohammed: sunai, we only have about one minute left. i want to ask you, from your perspective, do you think elections are going to be happening early next year? sunai: well, elections have to happen. put it this way, elections will have to happen. i don't th

there is more national unity and national resolve to ensure that we are pushing the enemy out of the of the country. and i want to people who i've talked to will have actually gone to reset the street to main street of key of with this destroyed russian ammunition russian equipment are saying that this gives them additional additional hope that we will prevail. and therefore, they are celebrating predominantly in homes, predominantly with their families, but with a lot of hearts and a lot of hope for the future. not only survival, but living, living on and developing and prospering as a country or a cell will not give up if, unless and will not stop unless it will be stopped. and that's why it depends not only on the resolve of our armed forces and training of out of our armed forces and resolve our society. but also on the support that we need to sustainably receive from our western partners. and from those who believe in law, who believe in international international law, in values in our, in independence and territorial integrity as, as the basic rights of the, of the nations and

have died, about 90 others were injured, the confrontation broke out between the government of national unityed in the capital tripoli and a rival administration supported by the parliament located in the east of the country, the fighting lasted for several hours, small arms, large-caliber machine guns and mortars were used, explosions were heard, representatives of the un mission in libya expressed concern and called on the parties to refrain from escalating the conflict. the civil war in libya began in 2011, when the dictator marmer gaddafi's regime was overthrown as a result of the revolution. to my colleague oleksiy fadeev, he will continue the only marathon and i will be waiting for you in this studio at seven o'clock with a news release, stay with us ukraine good evening we are from ukraine good evening we are from ukraine we will rebuild before we launch we will win that you are not guilty together we are strong on august 4 going to squares of ukrainian cities and all over the world, we have already fought for it for centuries. we knew that independence is the main value of life, which

one is about the need for national unity. in fighting with cottonelle congress all throughout the war. cannot find a sense of resolve her focus on the common good. did not want to levy to support the troops. with a sense of unity and think as citizens. i think one of the important points is independence and freedom can be sort of a state of nature. liberty requires responsibility. excuse me i'm just finishing at lincoln book right now. that is what washington said in the 1783 address. and again in 1796. >> one of the things i can do tonight and hopefully can start this now is bring up a few of the short quotations people can pull out of the farewell address. >> this one i would like to bring up because as we were discussing if you read down to the bottom that refers to the method is given this kind of advice before. this interest in warning of a parting friend. possibly have no personal motive at this council. this was the way he begins his right after i can't read the exact phrase he has a few paragraphs and then he said her

held live in this month in the capitol, is meant to lead to the formation of a government of national unityional reforms, and democratic elections. qatar, which sponsored the talks, says the agreement is just the beginning. >> very hopeful that it will end hostilities between the different parties. it will move the process to a political process and to allow for easy transition towards negotiations in chad itself. reporter: but not all factions have signed the deal. among the absentee use monday with one of the largest armed groups in chad. >> i think at the beginning, we were a little bit sure that they would not sign. they were putting unacceptable conditions for the government, of which there is release of the prisoners. just after the sunny. -- the signing. >> the peace agreement is still open for everyone to join in the future. today i urged everyone to sign and because this is extraordinary for chad. reporter: chad, one of the poorest countries, has been locked in internal conflict for decades. finding among armed groups -- fighting among armed groups as forced hundreds of thousands f

so he was technically forced to leave by forces loyal to the governor of national unity loyal to me. but the g m, that were stationed in the neighboring sitting layton, where small skirmishes carried between those forces and the convoy of the missouri. that force subsequently the convoy to return. it doesn't mean that he won't try again. that doesn't mean that his attitude has changed. but it perhaps means that the international community might revive. it's all of the, i would call it the struck the line, big us in this case, towards libya. why do you say destructive abuse? yes. suppose a big part of the problem here is that there is no united position for me is national community. you have different countries supporting different camps. that is exactly right. unfortunately, a lot of the countries claim that they stand behind the u and the united nations in march. i like the process that brought this government together by the house of representatives in eastern livia was unlawful, not transparent. and there were several procedural issues with the, with the, with the governments more

invasion, it has intensified many times, ukrainians have shown to the whole world how it looks like national unityt only the military, but all the needy, especially lonely pensioners, families with many children, single mothers , our guest on the air at the beginning of the great war helped people evacuate from kharkov, then he began to collect and deliver humanitarian aid, and also baked bread and pizza in his pizzeria for soldiers, copper policemen and children who hid in the subway with us on the connection of a volunteer from kharkiv pavlo fedosenko pavly i welcome you to the broadcast of the marathon and first of all i want to thank you for your hard work because volunteering is a very important and difficult task. how do you think you are coping now? how much help have you already provided to people and who do you primarily work with? i recently thought about how many people we already have ... we were able to help, ah, i guessed well, i believe that the bill is already in the thousands, but i don’t know the exact figure. well, maybe it’s not very, not very fundamentally , we help as commiss

the un box tripoli, base governments of national unity under rival administration, supported by the parliament in the b as eastern city of coverage, but slight playing each other for the clashes. a country has not had a stable government says no, i'm a don't. it was toppling killed by nature about rebels in 201170 the university professor jamal. we came say the western medlink has made the life of libyans much worse. i believe that the nato has destroyed livia, under the pretext of change under the pretext of imposing a gemini human rights on all this western formula to justify intervention and countries that are local criticism again. but during his rule, the resources of the libyan people of libya, were in the hands of the libyan people. now, we see that the people are all these rights and of all these advantages to the favor of militia that are supported by the dental and national pose. i believe that the west on the part of the problem, they were the ones to get trouble in libya and then they were the ones who and can i send you man, an agenda all dividing libya into buddies plus in order

and in november, when we celebrate national unity day , days from the fourth to the sixth will be non-working. and that's all thanks for being with us, and now on the air channel one new series of the film golden horde don't move, please, i'm tired of sitting like that. well then it's not my fault if what's going on there? can you imagine? a traveling circus has come to us, a real circus with a fake magician and a knife swallower, i'll run and see. have you heard the circus? well, go and have a look. i think it's worthy. the lord won't eat me. yes, i'm almost done. you're so serious today as soon as i finish the portrait. what if i ask the khan to make you court painter? can you draw his portrait? you can't look. if even a little do you like me. come tonight to the far tents you russian madmen say the truth. as i am the wife of the great khan, it would be bold to think of someone leave, or i will call the guards. so why did you smile at me? i just wanted to be kind. such onion heartbreakers i met this unfortunate one on the road. he is bread from birth. but he promised us, what if we give him

it could in decades of instability. chad may finally be on the brink of peace, a government of national unity disarming and integrating fighters and a general amnesty. all set to be among the main articles of the long awaited peace agreement. to be slightly cut up, the talks got off to a difficult start in march from factions walked out demanding greater presentation . they assisted members of the transitional military council or t. m. c. not run for office. there is a commitment from the government. so what if you look at the rebels side, the issues that is a way to begin to get very complicated because you have new demand going to like the mama they be shouldn't stand for reelection or return of these assets. you have to reconcile the competing drivers. we even between the opposition i want because while the might be for me, for the position you have about 40 experience in, in the process into how the draft agreement is meant to pave the way for a national dialogue later this month. and the new constitution, chad has been locked in internal conflict for city decades. edris debbie came to po

naturally, i i work hard there , i will go in for dancing, if we had a concert at the minsk arena on national unityng one of my favorite songs there, and i think that it was a work. there must be appropriate and necessary in order to say words e hmm then, ah oh what did we want? yes, that was the moment when we remembered our heroes, our pilots. i thought it was better than this song. a star named sun is easy to say. impossible, who lives according to the laws of others and who should die young? so, well, how can you go five hundred without a guitar, well, it's funny right. well, actually, well, it's a bass guitar. i want to play here. i played. yes to meat. it's all there, my fingers stuck extremely, because i'm still not a professional musician, and out of habit, of course, but the planned hulks. there is also this, like his, house children, here in the creative cycle you have two wonderful children, and two sons. they are somehow interested in creativity too, they are going to follow in your footsteps, or you still see some other inclinations in them, but the eldest son. he is more like that. mm

and jemina is meant to lead to the formation of a government of national unity. constitutional reforms. and democrats collections cut out which sponsored the talks for as the agreement is just the beginning formatted into a body or how big a helpful that it will end hostilities between air. they're different parties. it will move the process for a minute. military forces to a political left was isn't, will allow for an easy transition towards the negotiations in chad itself. but not all factions half signed the deal among the absentees. in dough on monday was one of the largest armed groups the front for change and concord in chad, or fact, as income at the beginning or we were ah, a little bit sure that your factor will not sign there. we're putting a, some unacceptable conditions up for the government, among which there is the release of the prisoners. yes. after the signing the lease agreement is still open and, and it's still open for everybody to can joining the peace agreement in the future . so we urge and then today i urge everybody to did inside. and then because this is a sur

or do we want to continue with a system of national unity, where basically all the players are at the table. everyone has access to to power, but no one has really to be held accountable. and this, these issues when solved, there are a few constitutional details that hadn't been solved, that we would go now into, but that was a big mess. and in the end, the absence of a, of a dialogue of a national dialogue in the country meaningful national dialog before the elections was one of the factors that led to this, to this deadlock and ultimately to this disaster. can you tell us a little bit more about, look, cut out altogether and his support says, what is it that they want to achieve in iraq wanted us other is a very interesting character. iraq politics, probably one of the most interesting characters in the least that i personally ever met. and he's a, he's a cleric. he doesn't have a high status in the clergy, but he's the son of a very important, a charismatic leader, that many of i have pledged loyalty to even after his death. the sonorous movement is more than a political party. it

to resolve the situation in myanmar many have suggested it's time for us in to engage with the national unity government. a shadow civilian government made up of those who oppose the con, myanmar will not be the only item on the agenda in pen on pen. in the next few days, he taught diplomats from the us, russia, china, and other countries will also be here for minister meetings with their asi and colleagues. as in has to deal with challenges of different types and level but never before. never like this year. never like this moment how we been confronted. at the same time were so many parallels for the region and the world at large rushes invasion of ukraine. tensions in the taiwan strait. the competition between the u. s. and china . these all matters that will occupy the delegates in the next few days. when florence lee al jazeera and on pen the 1st grain ship to leave a ukrainian port, since russia's invasion has passed the boss for a strike. it said our founder, a deal broken by turkey in the you, when that aims to allow the export of millions of tons of grain and ease the global food cri

we've heard people from the national unity government, the shadow exile government, if you, if you like. and from those are protest movements who were pushing hard against military rule that they understand. now what happened against their a hanger is now happening to the rest of the country. they wish they had spoken up more of the time. that said, that doesn't help. there are anger who are outside the country and conditions inside the country for the remainder which remain difficult. no speaking just a little while ago to day to a journalist who had flown to sit way to chime mark that anniversary their 5th anniversary of the crag down against the ro hanging it. he was very swiftly told by the military they're to move back and what little we know of the situation for the remainder of the mode inside me or my is that they are still facing a very difficult time that said the un pierce not on this trip. to have made it a priority. all right, thanks so much. tony chang ver, her the european union and usa, they're studying iran's response to a proposal to save the 2015 nuclear deal to her a

and the country's capital in jemina is meant to lead to the formation of a government of national unity, constitutional reforms and democratic election. katara which hosted the talks, says the agreement is just the beginning to we are beg, a helpful that it will and hostilities between that different bodies. it will move the process for a minute and meditate forces to a political level assistant will allow for an easy transition towards the negotiations in china itself. a noticeable absence from the signing and doha, was the main rebel group, the from for change and concord in chad. or fact, i think at the beginning, oh, we were a little bit sure that google fucked to will not sign chad. one of the poorest countries in this a hell has been locked in internal conflict for decades. fighting among armed groups has forced hundreds of thousands of people from their homes. shock when mohammed debbie replaced his late father as president last year he promised political reform mama and lost the peace talks that led to the doha accord. over the years, dozens of peace agreements have failed. but

to resolve the situation in myanmar many have suggested it's time for us in to engage with the national unity government. a shadow civilian government made up of those who oppose the call me on my will not be the only item on the agenda and pin on pen in the next few days, top, diplomats from the us, russia, china, and other countries will also be here for minister meetings with their asi and colleagues, as in has to deal with challenges of different types and level but never before. never like this year. never like this moment. how we been confronted. at the same time, were so many perils for the region and the world at large russia's invasion of ukraine. tensions in the taiwan strait, the competition between the us and china. these old matters that will occupy the delegates in the next few days. when florence louis al jazeera put on pen barbara graham knew the al jazeera life from london still ad on the program. the 1st grain ship to leave ukraine passes, inspection in istanbul, and heads on to lebanon. and it is immoral from the you and calls out oil and gas companies, making huge profits

you went back to tripoli based government of national unity under rival administration, supported by the parliament in libby as eastern city of science playing each other for the clashes. the country has not had a stable government since mom and dad was toppled and killed. we find nathan facts rebels in 2011 lifted off a tour in independent academic and award winning journalist from libby a safe. his country has been suffering since the nato intervention in 2011. and libya has changed tremendously, not beyond recognition, but now we're actually everything. is it worse? you know, the country slower and the frame, and the very sense of the world and militia on to out of the country. they are the brand and they have to control even to come to the hearing, to really what i am to do from the main reason behind all this case. while living in libya now goes back to the router. it's all and that has the, in the, for the depression in the area to be able to clean the natal frazier, which was really an invasion, was not just a humanitarian intervention. was there called in the west, but that w