transitional government can leave a reconciliation process and bring about elections now traina al jazeera tripoli well the u.n. secretary general antonio the terrorists hailed it as a step towards peace i do believe it is a breakthrough and it is following the successful result of the negotiations of the 5 plus 5 the military the joint military committee that led to a cease fire so now we have a cease fire we have a political agreement about elections we have a new jersey tional thought it is being put in place or going to be put in place the international criminal court has ruled that it does have territorial jurisdiction in the occupied palestinian territory this bolsters the i.c.c. chief prosecutor's efforts to investigated the suspected war crimes by israel and potentially by palestinian armed groups this includes the gaza strip the occupied west bank and east jerusalem by the ministration says that it objects to the i.c.c. decision while israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu is accusing the international criminal court of anti semitism. the i.c.c. investigators will for fake war crimes

transitional government can leave a reconciliation process and bring about elections now traina al jazeera tripoli. well more now on what exactly has been decided delegates to un brokered talks chose a diplomat from the east mohammad al mentee to head the presidency council and a businessman from the west will have a debate as prime minister once the caretaker administration is in place the eastern government based into brooke and the u.n. recognize government in the capital tripoli will both dissolve ending nearly a decade of division the new 3 member presidential council will be responsible for preparing the nation for general elections in december but the issue of foreign fighters remains the u.n. special representative in libya estimates up to $20000.00 turks russians syrians sudanese and chaldeans are still present a large a serious diplomatic editor james bays asked the u.n. secretary general antonio the parish how optimistic libyan should be about the deal secretary general if i could ask you to put today's developments in the context of lit libya's recent history it's almost exactly 10 yea

but without doing that it could be difficult to hold a nationwide election come december traina al-jazeera tripoli. israel's prime minister has condemned his anti semitic a ruling by the international criminal court that it has the ability to rule of the cases in palestine it could lead to criminal investigations into allegations of war crimes leave barker reports it was founded to bring the perpetrators of the world's worst atrocities to justice more than $120.00 countries and states accept the international criminal court's authority including palestine where the i.c.c. now says it has the power to investigate suspected war crimes by the israeli military and armed palestinian groups such as hamas the decision was quickly and fiercely rejected by israel which isn't a member of the court doesn't recognise its jurisdiction when the i.c.c. investigates israel for fake war crimes this is pure anti semitism. the court established to prevent atrocities like the nazi holocaust against the jewish people is not targeting the one state of the jewish people. first it outrageously things that when jews live

and with that more attention given by libya's authorities to its historic sites well it traina al-jazeera tripoli. at half past the hour these are the headlines nigerian security sources say dozens of students kidnapped from a secondary school last week are being released an official says they're on their way to mina in central nigeria more from and interest now he's in a picture they release followed tense negotiations between the government of niger state and the government of course and.

without doing that it could be difficult to hold a nationwide election come december now traina al jazeera tripoli. this is a desert these are the top stories and thousands of people in manama have wrist arrest to protest against a military coup on monday internet access has been widely cost off indian farmers have ramped up their protests against agricultural reforms by blocking highways across the country the farmer say the new laws aimed to guarantee prices for their produce. deserve a journalist much greater same newsgroup really stopped more than 4 years in prison in egypt he was arrested while visiting family in december 2016 but was never formally charged with the crime a senior political analyst momper shara has more clearly there are some circumstances happening in the region and around the world that if you once this is generally a president. that sisi notably. the recent not read normalization of relations between qatar and before blackening country which includes egypt and to the advent of the biden administration and just to remind our viewers around the world biden have made it clear

achieved and with that more attention given by libya's authorities to its historic sites malik traina al-jazeera tripoli. and how fast they are these are the headlines nigerian security sources say dozens of students kidnapped from a secondary school last week are being released an official says they're on their way to mina in central nigeria more from i did just now he's in a picture they release followed tense negotiations between the government of niger state and the government of course and triggered forces regarding the safety of the students they spent a month at least 9 or 10 days in captivity and at some point a lot of people gave up that anything good will come out of this negotiation although the government is not saying where they paid rent some initially said it's not going to pay ransom for the release of the students but he also understood that i understand that the bandits also demanded the release of at least 6 of their members held in police custody the other headlines u.s. president joe biden says there will be significant changes to the relationship with saudi arabia this is after the

without doing that it could be difficult to hold a nationwide election come december now traina al jazeera tripoli. this is absurd these are the top stories in thousands of people in manama have wrist arrest to protest against a military coup on monday internet access has been widely cost off indian farmers of ramped up their protests against agricultural reforms by blocking highways across the country the fama say the new laws and guaranteed prices for their produce deserve a journalist mother to say news group really stopped more than 4 years in prison in egypt he was arrested while visiting family in december 2016 but was never formally charged with a crime a senior political analyst momper shara.

without doing that it could be difficult to hold a nationwide election come december now traina al-jazeera tripoli. well the teachers and students in the philippines are angry at a decision to allow military forces to enter the top state university critics call the move an attack on academic freedom duggan reports from manila. if art is a reflection of society then this display of work by filipino art destroyed email can be seen as a portrayal of young people struggle for academic freedom in the philippines time called. our barricade he created it to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the beginning and put you in february 971 activists march to the university joining martial law and declared it liberated from state forces the incident ended in a violent scene which. and now similar battle lines are drawn once again the military has and did a decade's old agreement with the university of the for the pins to keep state forces out of its campuses across the could shape the military says the university has been a haven of recruitment for communist rebels the new people's army and the military have be

transitional government can leave a reconciliation process and bring about elections now traina al-jazeera tripoli turkey russia france and italy have welcomed the agreement but those same countries have given military support to rival sides in the conflict the eastern government in libya which is allied with warlord khalifa haftar says it's time for foreign intervention to end. on a cruise a move to believe we shouldn't forget that foreign forces are on libyan soil occupying some all corners of the earth all the world's intelligence and the mercenary sic aim from all over the world and we have to get rid of them and this mission a task of the new interim government's prime minister will not be easy if nobody stands with him and that. all right let's bring in our guest from london and commodity special envoy the government of national accords prime minister fayyad 1 as a surprise to the market of countries in istanbul and i said commodity founder and director of saud that institute libya's 1st independent think tank and in vienna wolfgang a security and policy analyst and former austrian defense a

achieved and with that more attention given by libya's authorities to its historic sites malik traina al-jazeera tripoli. still to come on al-jazeera children in the netherlands nice to score high on happiness index we'll tell you why that's no longer the case. and a footballing superstar has kickstarted another off pitch controller see all the details just ahead in sports. mount vesuvius is one of the most dangerous active volcanoes in the world. but not everyone fears living in that shadow. would give force a religion or something like that again but we're serious the good people who don't live up on the spot al-jazeera world goes to the red zone near naples. to understand this unusual lot of. living with the volcano on al-jazeera. when the news breaks or what we consider a popular support when people need to be heard. and the story told to sort of just this thing with the l.a. riots to start with exclusive interviews and in-depth reports remind we could be a to be the face that you start not a place for you and al-jazeera has teams on the ground but climate change is changing all of that right to bri

transitional government can leave a reconciliation process and bring about elections now traina al jazeera tripoli well the u.n. secretary general antonio terrace has hailed agreement as a step towards peace. i do believe it is a breakthrough and it is following the successful result of the negotiations of the 5 plus 5 the military the joint military committee that led to a cease fire so now we have a cease fire we have a political agreement about elections we have a new transitional authority being put in place or going to be put in place. that's more ahead on the news hour including israel objects to an international criminal court ruling that could lead to war imes investigations in the occupied palestinian territory refugees on the move in colombia trekking through one of the world's most dangerous jungles in hope of a better life and n.b.a. star kevin durant's spends his anger after being removed from the game because of coronavirus falls as coming up in sports with joe. first saturday in union leaders are meeting by video conference for their annual summit they're likely to discuss a range o

without doing that it could be difficult to hold a nationwide election come december now traina al-jazeera tripoli. al jazeera journalist mahmud hussein has been released after more than 4 years in prison in egypt he was arrested in $26.00 scene one visiting relatives in cairo but was never formally charged with a crime or put on trial by bronco perhaps more. home at last and the joyful welcome for mahmoud hussein after years in prison. multiple organizations campaigned for his release and say could open the door for other journalists wrongly held in egypt but news release can be a step too. loosening of the repression in egypt there are dozens more journalists in egypt in jail there has been a mass crackdown closing of. sharon. i think to really did help but we hope it will be a stepping stone. mahmoud was detained in december 26th seen after traveling him to cairo from his base and to her he was accused of incitement broadcasting false news and receiving foreign funds to defame state institutions allegations he and al jazeera have repeatedly rejected al-jazeera media networks acting director gen

transitional government can leave a reconciliation process and bring about elections now traina al jazeera tripoli our u.n. secretary general antonio terris has hailed the deal as a step towards peace. i do believe it is a breakthrough and it is following the successful result of the negotiations of the 5 plus 5 the military the joint military committee that led to a cease fire so now we have a cease fire we have a political agreement about elections we have a new transitional authority being put in place all going to be put in place. to india now where farmers ramping up their protests against agricultural reforms by blocking roads across the country demonstrations outside new delhi have been mostly peaceful but they turned violent in january when thousands of farmers breached barricades around the capital now they say the government is using repressive measures to clamp down on the protests as india correspondent elizabeth cohen joins us live from the poor tell us how the protests are shaping up this saturday alice. hello folly yes we are in gaza where farmers have occupied this key highway goin

al jazeera. the old city of tripoli in libya has a long history dating back thousands of years but after years of neglect efforts underway to restore roads and historic buildings malik traina reports. the arch of roman emperor marcus really is built more than 1800 years ago it's the only fully standing structure that remains from the roman era here in noir. the ancient city was established by the phoenicians nearly 3000 years ago it played or came under roman control and flourished in the 2nd and 3rd century. the city was conquered by the rashid doing khalifa in the 7th century and later renamed tripoli the old city is one of 5 you know sco world heritage sites in libya iran its endangered list you know the city is 3000 years old it survived very same pies from the phoenicians the romans the byzantines the caliphates the ottomans of the $28.00 parts ruled the city and it continues to fight to survive the battle of time for centuries the old city thrived its markets visited by foreign traders but for decades it's been a collective made worse by the country's tenure conflicts here roads and homes are falling apart but now the government has begun a renovation initiative. wor