town in western libya 9 fighters allied toward the hafter were killed before the surrender of a law sabah towns on an important supply route for half the troops they've been waging a yearlong campaign to seize the capital government troops have made significant gains capturing several towns in the major airbase recently. the 100 reports from. forces loyal to libya's recognized a government of national accord are now in full control of the town of about 120 kilometers south of the capital tripoli after heavy fighting with forces loyal to the world a lot have to by taken control of the town of. they can now secure the back line of the city the mountainous strategic city of their yan that half the us forces lost months ago and they tried several times to recapture it but they failed have those forces have been losing momentum recently especially after they lost the strategic air base of i would say any of the tunisian border only a few days ago and also it's a bit of strategic cities and towns along the western coast in mid april. now if you've run out of things to watch from home as a resul

with forces loyal to hafta sabah is a key supply line for have to us troops well government forces have been conducting a major campaign in the west just in the past week they have captured a major air base there along with a number of towns still ahead on al jazeera why in a rainy and shipment balancer venezuela feels the threat of a showdown with the united states. more heavy rain throughout much of southern china it's this time of year the seasonal rains the my you buy you frontals of course known as the plum rains and this is what we see these long drawn out from which is very slow to move very heavy downpours into southern china in and around hong kong across into taiwan as well but it should stay to the east of japan we've got want to see shastri friday and also on into saturday feeling a bit cooler in tokyo just 21 degrees celsius some scattered showers through northern sections of the korean peninsula and a fairly unsettled picture really through northern china as well 24 in beijing cloudy skies and you could see one or 2 shows plenty of activity throughout much of indonesia in

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that is un recognized government has seized control of al sabah the town in western libya forces allied to what i was calling for huffed i surrendered after 9 of their fighters were killed is being seen as a major blow for hoffa as the time was used to supply his troops those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after football rebels goodbye. in uncertain and isolating times the listening post cuts through the noise you've been looking at another side of this story now from our the information around the outbreak but the misinformation the listening post on al-jazeera. has been going into. this from people. that went on the concept it could be. that you don't. think. there is also see. in washington but it is. true but it is one of the. i mean if sometimes enough may compound through this but. it edged the children. gone unproductive the credentials so that already in the income they don't have to pay paul. you know she says i'm not a tree from the jaws and then lefty and then if your boss. has the broken foot off as used to. be that be. because it he she misses some

another town in western libya fighters allied towards the were killed before the surrender of the last sabah towns on an important supply route for half the stroop. headlines it's inside story now stay with us. what's going to happen to higher education in the middle of a pandemic universities are scrambling to get their lectures online coronavirus lockdowns lock out students but what will that do to the quality of education this is inside story. hello welcome to the program. but coronavirus pandemic is disrupting higher education worldwide lockdowns of closed university and college campuses classes have moved online one of the world's most prestigious universities cambridge in england is making all actors on while until next year but can virtual classes provide the same learning experience and should students continue to pay higher tuition fees so they can set their exams are still reports cambered university has experienced plagues wars and social upheavals over the past 800 years the coronavirus is the latest challenge social distancing rules mean students and teachers haven't been on cam

forces allied to the warlords and even have to last 9 fighters before deciding to surrender the town of sabah is being seen as a major blow for after all as the town is on an important supply route for his troops they've been waging a yearlong campaign to seize the capital of the tripoli government and significant gains in the last week capturing several towns and major boats with a civilian death toll mounting the un 2nd a general spokesman has called on both sides to stop the fighting. the un's response is very clear stop the bombing stop the fighting the civilians of libya especially those in and around tripoli now suffer tremendously. especially in the last in the last months as this campaign has grown. in value now at least 3 women have been killed in a stampede i'm sure lanka as people rushed to collect an $8.00 cash handout about a 1000 people had killed outside a business men's warehouse in colombo for his annual handout during ramadan and 9 other people were injured the area has a large muslim population and many of its residents have been unable to do their usual work as laborers du

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in the south of the capital tripoli the city of a sabah is one of half to the forces strongholds and the move to assad after the last the city of body and last june. after the capture of both towns of t.g. and bedded in the worst of the mountain moved on. and according to local sources there began forces try to convince elderly council and. responsible people there to hand over without fighting but some have to fight as their fused and engage with the government forces in fighting now the government forces decided to war to the south with after the took control of a to b. as you know. very strategic and. as have those forces last year. it has changed their balance of power in other front lines namely in southern tripoli as you know that the spokesman of how to the forces stated that they are repositioning the are regrouping and this has been interpreted as a kind of. he is paving for kind of was to the world now is prime minister has resigned after months of pressure over allegations of involvement in murder thomas to mine is coalition fell apart in parliament last monday and he was

aimed at seizing control of the capital and the libyan government has taken the strategic town of sabah the town was handed over after negotiations with forces loyal to hafta is a key supply line for have to us troops government forces have been conducting a major campaign in the west of libya in the past week they've captured a major airbase there along with a number of towns now a new standoff could be brewing between the united states iran and venezuela over a shipment of millions of dollars worth of fuel 5 iranian tankers are just days away from arriving in venezuela to help to ease petrol shortages there venezuela's own oil refining industry has collapsed because of sanctions as well as mismanagement alexia bryan reports in the venezuelan capital caracas the queue at the petrol station can last for days or the non-portable and we're going to get this is the richest country in the world and we should not be like this because the is well there is oil there is everything. the shortages have plagued venezuela for years ever since its 1300000 barrel a day refining network collapsed whic

government forces continued a major offensive west of the capital tripoli they recently entered the town of sabah and earlier this week they captured the base which was the western headquarters for hough those forces along with a number of towns well let's now speak to our correspondent went up to wahid he's in tripoli for us mike what even as have to us forces pulled back ostensibly for eat it seems the d.n.a. is continuing its advance so just how significant have big gains been. well yes. the government forces seem to be determined to keep her will have to force that tax not only in southern tripoli but also in many areas south of tripoli like in the vicinity of the city of recently over the past 24 hours it has been witnessing clashes between have to the forces there is about 120 kilometers south of tripoli city one of have to strongholds in the western mountains especially after the last of the strategic city of the year and last june they repositioned in alice about city and now the battle for us is very complicated the government forces say that they are halting the battle of 6 of their fig