any destruction of the city of tripoli and stop the fighting between the factions tripoli and called for the withdrawal of armed forces at a syrian armed forces out of tripoli. these principles have been enunciated in this . in this document. the united nations made arrangements for a lot of fat and four thousand of his fighters to depart the coastal lebanese city on board five greek ships. following his second expulsion from lebanon on a fact once more defined the enforced exile as another step towards victory this is a part of this long march. out independent. states to. the other cup that palestine get us anything beyond the rhetoric out of five seemed a spent force. like the elusive palestinian leader had another card up his sleeve. shorter friends out of fact traveled to cairo to meet egyptian president hosni mubarak it was a bold and dramatic act out of fact became the first arab leader to meet an egyptian president since former president and were said that had signed a peace treaty with israel in one thousand nine hundred eighty nine the arab world was thunderstruck. he felt l

the defense of tripoli was led by artifacts deputies. that are known as abu jihad it's so they met that over the city and decision this is he rejected the description of the ongoing battle as a purely palestinian affair you're seeing this out of what's think is that it's the bank from the syrian army you see your car look you can follow it it's. just the ferry was to defeat coming from the city i'm not a museum to them and they had to. sit in command but as you see. on a fox opponents kept up that tax claim they had the support among palestinians in the occupied territory of us and to me listen to me about that and what we can see that yasser arafat used to be a symbol for our people but the people are beginning to gradually see the truth and realize what is happening to this person who was interested as a fighter for the independence of palestinian decision making is now abusing his position to make. such claims were not borne out by facts on the ground palestinians in the west bank in gaza rallied around on a fact who expressed the phi

tripoli. after nearly three weeks of blockade by forces loyal to her leave her have libya's warlord has handed over control of four oil terminals to the internationally recognized national oil corporation based in tripoli or very quickly be out of the i congratulate all libyans for the resumption of oil exporting hopefully it will return with profit for everyone i personally thank all those who contributed to end this crisis especially those who acted rationally and wisely pressure from the u.s. the u.k. italy and france as well as regional powers seems to have forced it have to relinquish control he was planning to keep the ports under the supervision of the. oil corporation which is a lie to libya's rival parliament based in total the handover of the oil terminals and the resumption of exporting operations is opposed for the oil dependent economy some would say the hand over saves it from collapse but it doesn't mean the end of the conflict in eastern libya would have to its enemies remainin

control of four oil terminals to the internationally recognized national oil corporation based in tripoli or very quickly be out of this that or not i congratulate all libyans for the resumption of oil exporting hopefully it will return with profit for everyone i personally thank all those who contributed to end this crisis especially those who acted rationally and wisely pressure from the u.s. the u.k. italy and france as well as a regional powers seems to have force that have to relinquish control he was planning to keep the ports under the supervision of the. corporation which is a lie to libya's rival parliament based in total the handover of the oil terminals and the resumption of exporting operations is opposed for the oil dependent economy some would say the hand over saves it from collapse but it doesn't mean the end of the conflict in eastern libya would have the enemies remaining nearby the so-called or you christians who controls libya's oil is questionable because the country remains divided between two governments one beast in tripoli the other in the eastern city of the late

tripoli ok let me take you back to that previous story i was telling about where fief is taking legal action against a company that pirating world cup broadcasts let's talk to tariq punjab is a global sports reporter for the new york times is joining us now on skype from moscow thanks very much indeed for your time fee for and other sports organizations seem to have identified that this company in some way is connected to saudi arabia what is the likelihood that they're going to be able to bring some sort of prosecution in this case. it's a really good question. and i think the likelihood quite limited. by what being major is. out there. they try to get legal representation in thousand year radio where they have had months and months of saying to be represented and the reason they want to do it. is the fact that the media through that time arab satellite mission company which is based in riyadh of course they can only act in saudi arabia quite as in a way. if you can't get a lawyer on legal action you're not going to get it this is been going on now for the best part of the year it's

any destruction of the city of tripoli and stop the fighting between the factions tripoli and call for the withdrawal of foreign force and assume you know on forces out of tripoli. these principles have been enunciated in this. in this document. the united nations made arrangements for out of fat and four thousand of his fighters to depart the coastal lebanese city on board five three shifts. following his second expulsion from lebanon on a fact once more defined the enforced exile as another step towards victory this is a part of the long march. to. our independent. states. still are kept that palestine yet is that beyond the rhetoric out of five seemed a spent force. but the elusive palestinian leader had another card up his sleeve. short a friend out of had traveled to cairo to meet egyptian president hosni mubarak it was a bold and dramatic act out of fact became the first arab leader to meet an egyptian president since former president and were said that had signed a peace treaty with israel in one thousand nine hundred eighty nine the arab world was thunderstruck that that's what

national oil corporation which is promising production will be back to normal soon with abdul ahad tripoli. letters written by nelson mandela to his family and about his faith in the anti-apartheid struggle during his twenty seven years as a political prisoner having published in a book the publication marks one hundred years since the birth of the former south african president john how reports. of twenty seven years in prison nelson mandela's communications with the outside world consisted mainly of letters written from his prison cell words were his principal means of keeping alive friendships and family ties religious faith and political conviction. our cause is just it is a fight for human dignity and for an honorable life often heavily censored or never delivered at all most of the letters appear in a new volume of mandela's prison writings launched in johannesburg this week many published for the first time of a new insights into one of the world's most famous figures during some of his darkest times the one of those milestone books that will open a chapter of our rules need not jus

libya's national oil corporation says it's reopening key all terminals at tripoli based company says production was affected dramatically by fighting between rival groups forces led by holly for have to shut down the ports of rust the north and a sit in last month. england and croatia fans are gearing up for the second world cup semi fun to see who will take a place in the final against france kick off is it eighteen g.m.t. that's in about thirty minutes tens of thousands or millions in fact are expected to watch the game in their respective countries. as the top stories do stay with us here are there next up it's inside story i'll have news after you straight after that likes watching. what will it take for a smooth government ministers resigned britain's prime minister is accused of being soft on divorce from the e.u. but how counter reason may please everyone i'm convinced to this is inside story. welcome to the program. britain's prime minister its reason may is defending her plans for briggs it in the face of protest resignations from her governing conservative policy julia mini

minority leaders resumes though still with us this week joining me now from tripoli in libya is often see the chief of mission of the international organization for migration often thanks so much for coming on the show what is the situation in recent days i understand among the hundreds you help on the libyan shore many are children thank you very much now we're going to getting better and to see is can we are we missing as usual more movements intimidating you and definitely among the groups more done ten percent are children fifty six percent of the child. accompanied miners. the figures are astonishing twenty nine thousand unaccompanied migrant children hundreds of thousands of migrants since january first not since the beginning of the anglo-american bombing of libya says journey first this year your figures say nearly a thousand have died at sea yes we are talking about the whole military nian so from libya all over it. on the central mediterranean about six hundred fifty migrants died in b.c. and this is. again due to the number of reasons mainly the use of the use of inflatable

libyan treasury around one billion dollars that is according to their national oil corporation in tripoli. mahmud up to one head thank you very much indeed. now to eastern afghanistan where at least ten people have been killed after gunmen stormed a government office in jalalabad that's the capital of nangarhar province a gun battle between afghan security forces who arrived at the education department is now over both eisel and the taliban are active in this area so far no one has claimed responsibility. china says it stands on the right side of history in defending multilateralism as it warned it would retaliate against any further u.s. tariffs on wednesday washington and else a possible ten percent charge on another two hundred billion dollars worth of goods from china beijing cooled to move sceptical and warned it will be forced to impose countermeasures if the u.s. goes ahead with the terrorists adrian brown has more from beijing. well more angry words from china's commerce ministry on wednesday a spokesman saying that the latest u.s. action was unacceptable and that china was shocke

our correspondent mark would up to one hundred has more from the living capital tripoli. after three weeks of blockade finally warlords hefted has its pounded to the international pressure by international players and he has decided to hand over the oil terminals in the east of the country to the internationally recognized the tripoli based national oil corporation now according to the n.o.c. the national oil corporation their oil exporting operations are going to be resumed in the oil terminals after three weeks of blockade we understand that the meeting that was held in room on tuesday was held by the united states representatives and also representatives from italy the u.k. and france and that pressure that was put on the eastern rivals especially. the hefted and the presidency of the top of based parliament and that message according to informant sources was meant to isolate the oil sector away from any conflict in the east of the country according to the national oil corporation there too to loss of the three weeks of blockade by hefted forces has cost the libyan bud

thanks so much for joining us live from tripoli. well united nations actually generous trying to shine some world attention on another refugee crisis this one in bangladesh and that is the terraces that says it can't swim more than one million range of muslims sheltering off the thing from violence in neighboring manama the world bank has announced a five hundred million dollar grant to help bangladesh provide the basics like conditions remain very poor and the head of the un refugee agency philippa grandy has also been touring the camps and cox's bazaar our correspondent mohammed jam do . i want to bring in our very special guest right now this of course is the united nations high commissioner for refugees grandy thank you so much for being with us sir i want to ask you first about the fact that the world bank of course has announced that they are going to contribute close to a billion dollars half a billion dollars to the or hinder refugee to the government of bangladesh to help with the remains a refugee population that it's not

has more from tripoli. libya's n.o.c. that is the national oil corporation based in tripoli which is allied with the u n backed the government of national accord has declared. in two major oil ports in the eastern part of the country namely two eighteen year old port which is located in the oil crescent and lead a girl oil port which is based in the eastern city of tobruk and that is following the actions taken by warlord khalifa haftar to prevent any vessel from loading oil crude in the eastern oil terminals now n o c that is the national oil corporation has taken that decision to protect the n.o.c. from any legal procedures from any legal prosecutions that might be taken by foreign contractors the foreign companies that are contracted to buy or to take libyan oil. crude now this follows the syrian made by a warlord khalifa haftar to hand over the oil terminals in the east and the eastern of libya to the. new sea national oil corporation that is that is following the conflict that erupted in the oil crescent area between

has more from tripoli . after three weeks of blockade finally warlords has responded to the international pressure by international players and he has decided to hand over the oil terminals in the east of the country to the internationally recognized the tripoli based national oil corporation now according to the n.o.c. the national oil corporation their oil exporting operations are going to be resumed in the oil terminals after three weeks of blockade we understand that the meeting that was held in room on tuesday was held by the united states represented and also representatives from italy the u.k. and france and the pressure that was put on the eastern rivals especially warlord khalifa haftar and the presidency of the parliament and that message according to informant sources was meant to isolate the oil sector away from any conflict in the east of the country according to the national oil corporation the two to loss of the three weeks of blockade by have to its forces has caused the libyan budget around

over control of oil terminals to the internationally recognized national oil corporation based in tripoli or very quickly be out of the i congratulate all libyans for the resumption of oil exporting hopefully it will return with profit for everyone i personally thank all those who contributed to end this crisis especially those who acted rationally and wisely pressure from the u.s. the u.k. italy and france as well as regional powers seems to have force that have to relinquish control he was planning to keep the ports under the supervision of the. corporation which is a lie to libya's rival parliament based in total the handover of the oil terminals and the resumption of exporting operations is opposed for the oil dependent economy some would say the hand over saves it from collapse but it doesn't mean the end of the conflict in eastern libya would have to its enemies remaining nearby the so-called oil crescent who controls libya's oil is questionable because the country remains divided between two governments one be used in tripoli the other in the eastern city of. the latest conflict st

libya's denying those claims that they were head has more from tripoli. asylum seekers usually leave libya ensures just a few kilometers from where i'm standing now and they usually take a rubber boats. which are in very bad conditions and the are usually overloaded with migrants and in many cases rubber boats sink in the mediterranean and many migrants die including women and children that have been two major of sinkings the last week and libya's coast guard says around one hundred seventy migrants are missing and that includes women and children and concerning the allegations by the energy operating in the mediterranean which accuse libya's coast guard of threatening the migrants at the spokesman of libya's navy commodore you kassim strongly denies all those allegations and instead he accuses the n.g.o.s operating in the mediterranean of helping people smugglers. also added that libya's navy gives only with the governments with governments of the european union he added that they they had only five boats and they needed maintenance and despite despite t

story where one hundred migrants were reported to have drowned of the coast of tripoli this is easier said than done when it comes to tackling the problem because african countries want to be able to address the issue of instability conflicts in different parts of africa which has been used by many smugglers to smuggle thousands of migrants into africa into europe. and of course the search surge in attacks in the sun hell region is also going to be high on their gender isnt it. indeed about a week ago there was an attack targeting the defined forces which is the talk task force that is fighting the growth in mali there was also yesterday an attack targeting french soldiers in guard two soldiers were killed french president is going to look into ways to expand the military operation and ask for more assistance the problem however is the task force which is operating in this the have bijan is out numbered and also under funded and although the americans the french have been saying over the past three years that they are determined to defeat those operated with the islamic state but they

billion dollars well let's get more on this now mahmoud at the hour that is joining us live from tripoli so what is it that led to. returning control of the ports. well have sort of has finally agreed to hand over the oil terminals to the internationally recognized tripoli. national oil corporation after a crucial international pressure that has been made on him by international players especially after the yesterday's meeting in the room that was held by representatives from the united states the u.k. and france it seems that the macit that was conveyed to have to do that the oil sector must be must be isolated from any conflict in the east of the country we understand that the blockade of the oil terminals by have to does forces during the last three years excuse me during the last three weeks has cost the libyan budget around one billion dollars that is according to the national oil corporation that is based in tripoli also the hand over of the of the oil terminals according to the n.o.c. is going to lift the most sure that has been imposed on the oil terminal three weeks ago by the s

rescued another forty one of the libyan red crescent recovered another seventeen bodies on a beach in tripoli monday night they're believed to have been among the one hundred three refugees including through three babies who drowned in a similar incident on friday according to the international organization for migration at least two hundred people have now died trying to cross from libya to europe just since friday that brings the total number of drownings in the mediterranean sea to more than one thousand and since the beginning of the year and over nine thousand since twenty sixteen people smugglers have exploited the chaos in libya making it one of the main transit points to europe for other africans fleeing poverty and violence around six hundred thousand migrants and refugees from over thirty countries are thought to still be in the country with many preparing to make the crossing so far this year ten thousand migrants have been brought back to shore by the libyan coast guard and put into detention so there's a big increase by the libyan coast guard in preventing smuggling. at the same

and swayed into cold we go in the stadium which i do already to england's right fullback here in tripoli has died he's confident that these laden's . death. all struggle to the full cup semifinal. and. so welcome everybody to the saying call him or shine my name is mob boss nature today we've got a true legend a french football mr first and foremost what he made of france's woke up so far. new government also you see. on this period that on the cliff you can have the false juli dim if you don't see if it meant to know when to number two to the possibly. awake lizzy keep us on committees your. love and support. this coup.

staged the best comeback of the night to win 3—2 in the first leg of their tie at home to asteras tripolisbly all over for northern ireland's crusaders, who lost 5—1 in slovenia. but better news for steven gerrard and rangers, who have the advantage after alfredo morelus scored away in croatia, against 0siek, and that was the only goal of the night. and the welsh champions, new saints, were celebrating a late winner, thanks to blaine hudson's header, and that made it 2—1 in this home leg against the lincoln red imps, who are not from lincoln but from gilbraltar. former manchester united manager sir alex ferguson says he would "not be here today" without the "great care" of hospital staff after his surgery for a brain haemorrhage in may. sir alex has spoken publicly for the first time since going home from hospital in a video on social media, released by manchester united, and he thanked all his well—wishers. hello. just a quick message first of all to thank the medical staff at macclesfield, salford royal and alexandra hospitals. without those people gave me such great care and i wouldn't

kids a week training grounds all over the country remains at least eleven others to the north in tripoli and cider in the sun here at the park the kids help from the beirut area. that. some here are familiar with the pitch by god and he lives close by. zero zero. zero zero. zero. s. it's where i've got some of that second set up of lots of. stuff. that. it was almost like this was just. what it. was. because i still was. as if it was. eleven year old adam is also a refugee not just recently about his home life can be lives two hundred meters south of beirut park in his camp shot teela built for the palestinians nearly seventy years ago. adams people have been fleeing since nine hundred forty eight since the founding of israel and the palestinians have fought for their homeland and lost with every israeli arab war more and more people leave the shrinking country many head north to lebanon beirut and ghettos like shatila. generations later the hope of returning is a distant dream half a million palestinians live in lebanon an estimated twenty thousand of them in shatila. since the start of

opposition cambodia is getting ready for its national election just one on one east investigates how far tripoli is ruling party will go to consolidate its power when east on al-jazeera. july on al-jazeera. in a new series of head to head mehdi hasan tackled the big issues with hard hitting questions pakistanis going to the polls to elect a new government what pump will the country take people in power continues to examine the use and abuse of power around the world a generation of voters in zimbabwe grew up knowing only the leadership of robert mugabe now they are electing a new president and for the first time since independence his name's not on the ballot on television and online the stream continues to tap into the extraordinary potential of social media to disseminate news. july on al-jazeera. expelled from their base in jordan in london and left in the middle. three billion is rising in the ring solution alone but was this just another inevitable step on the road. this is a long story just for the conflict that would cost on assad his leadership in life . chronicling the term story struct

as a result of islands in tripoli, the british government advised british nationals to get out.british navy sends hms enterprise to pick up as many people as possible. 110 people got on the ship and were taken to malta for their onward journeys. we now understand that salman abedi and his brother were on the passenger list so it is looking clear they were effectively residue from the civil war in tripoli. it is a fascinating detail and merging. what are the implications for this? this has been the question and this happened in august 2014 and in january of that year he had been on mis's january of that year he had been on mis‘s radarfor january of that year he had been on mis‘s radar for the first time. they had been investigating him during the winter. m15 were investigating salman abedi because he had believed to have been seen with unknown extremist and acting in a suspicious manner. they had concerns about who this new character was. they spent a long time investigating him and when we have the independent review into the manchester bombing as to whether there had been intel

handover of the oil terminals to the tripoli national oil corporation does not mean the end of the conflict as have that his forces are still based in the oil terminals and they are trying to put themselves as the guardian of the oil terminals. a suicide bomber and gun battle in eastern afghanistan has killed at least ten people. all three of the attackers blew themselves up at education department offices in jalalabad the capital of province afghan special forces arrived to confront the attackers before the battle ended a group is claiming responsibility but both and the taliban have carried out previous raids there. now proserpine government forces have attacked eisel controlled territory in the southwest and that our province it is the first time they've targeted the. base and stronghold since the campaign to retake the problems began three weeks ago the enclave borders both jordan and the israeli occupied golan heights opposition activists say this photo shows the aftermath of russian airstrikes targeting those ice positions earlier i said it was behind a suicide car bombing that killed

everybody in denmark and particularly if you in the copenhagen area have childhood memories about tripoli. and so in many ways when you come to come here not just for the ride or the meal of the concert but you come here actually to relive your childhood memories and to to pass on that said. feeling or emotion to your loved ones to your own children for instance. the qur'an through tivoli is held every day this season to celebrate its one hundred seventy fifth pastime. for the twenty two performers it's more than just an author john. many of them have been doing this for years. it's never really felt like a routine because there's always something you know hopkins in the park or. you might go from a choir. to green one day to suddenly having fifty cent fifty cents playing in the park so it's it's never there's it's not really a droll day in the park it's always new. after so many years the parks concept hasn't aged either tiffany attracts around four million visitors and you would. of course competition is different now because there are so many places to spend your time and money but bas

and swayed into cold we go in the stadium which i do already to england's right fullback here in tripoli has died he's confident at least laden's. death. and i'll struggle to the full cup semi final. so welcome everybody to the saying call him or shine my name is bob cos they should said i we've got a true legend a french football. first and foremost what if you made of france as well cops. also he says that he is good on this be left on the could he. really didn't see men to know. to to to perceive it. lizzie keep us down compete is your. point if you. don't cook up is own two more the set is really fancy could be some of it and some deserved the school disco feel of house is on the money to some up it piece of kill him with a committee show mentor not to suppose of the last regular semifinals or one of my first memories of woke up for paul was the great friend cy that i just mentioned the show being in the semifinals ninety two inspiring ninety six in mexico of course we won the european championship but your midfield was one of the greatest refuels of all time out about what the name

well libya's denying those claims went up to a head as more from tripoli. asylum seekers usually leave libyan sure's just a few kilometers from where i'm standing now and they usually take a rubber boats. which are in very bad conditions and. are usually overloaded with migrants and in many cases rubber boats sink in the mediterranean and many migrants die including women and children that have been two major of sinkings the last week and libya's coast guard says around one hundred seventy migrants are missing and that includes women and children and concerning the allegations by the energy operating in the mediterranean which accuse libya's coast a gold of getting the migrants at the spokesman of libya's navy commodore cost him strongly denies all those allegations and instead he accuses the ngos operating in the mediterranean of helping people smugglers. also added that libya's navy gives only with the governments with governments of the european union he added that they they had only five boats and they needed maintenance and despite despite the fact tha

and swayed into cold we go in the stadium which i do already to england's right fullback here in tripoli has died he's confident that these ladies . all struggle for the full cup semifinal. so welcome everybody to the stakeholder more. today we've got a true legend our french football mr first and foremost what if you made of france's world cup so far. the new government also you see. on this video not on the could he do falls really dim if you don't see if it meant the no meant to number two to push. a big lizzie keep us the you'll. also poorly the school don't risk up his own two more this. could be some instructors who would do school disco feeder funds is on the money to slow it piece of cradle he medical british royal mint are not to suppose of being now speaking or semi finals that one of my first memories of woke up for all was the great french side that i just mentioned the show being in the semifinals ninety ninety two in spain ninety six in mexico of course we won the european championship but your midfield was only greatest refuels of all time out about what the name of it is

and swayed into cold we go in the stadium which i do already so england's right full back here in tripoli has died he's confident that these laden's. death. and. all strong full cup semifinal. and. so welcome everybody to stay calm or shine my name is mob boss they should say we've got a true legend our french football. first and foremost what he made of france's woke up so far. also he says that he is good on this field out on the could he do false. syfy meant to know when to number two to proceed. i think. you'll. also poorly the twenty this is cool but i don't if he's kept his own to what he said he. could do so much so.

in the stadium which i'd already to england's right fullback here in tripoli is that he's confident that these ladies. also three full cup semi final. and. so welcome everybody to the stakeholder more. today we've got a true legend our french football. first and foremost what if you made of frogs as well cup so far. the best of all so he says that he is good on this period out on the could he. really did see if he meant to know when to number two to push he really. have a coup at least you keep. you'll. also poorly the this is cool but i don't she's got his own to what he said he. could be so much so there's a good school disco feeder funds he's on the money to some oh he's a bit of a committee show mentor not to supposably now speaking of us i mean one of my first memories of woke up for all was the great friend saw that i just mentioned. the show being in the semifinals ninety ninety two inspiring ninety six in mexico of course we won the european championship but your midfield was one of the greatest refuels of all time all about what the name is in french but in english translates to

rangers are in croatia to take on osijek while hibs hosts greek side asteras tripolis. .. teams get into the competitive action — there is still the matter of preseason matches. manchester city and liverpool played some cracking matches last season all of them won by the mersysiders and they kept up that good run against the premier league champions with a 2—1 win in newjersey. simon stone was there for us. an injury time penalty from saudi omani gave liverpool victory against manchester city here at the giants stadium in newjersey. but the name everybody wanted to talk about was most a la. 44 goals he got for liverpool last season, 52 seconds it took to score tonight after coming on as took to score tonight after coming onasa took to score tonight after coming on as a substitute. it is likely as never been away. i think it was his first touch and mo salah getting that many good position that he will a lwa ys that many good position that he will always have a good to score. he could have had a hat—trick. good on him and it is good to have him back. three of them got their

opposition cambodia is getting ready for its national elections one of one east investigates how far tripoli is moving already will go to consolidate its power. on al-jazeera. out certain coverage just. feel is watching i think the reports see africa as it is. that. we take our time getting to know the people we meet the soldiers i was with the envoy did the road if they see in the crossfire as ousts their hearts beating about telling stories ultimately it's not just about al-jazeera it's about the people who tell. the stories about. when diplomacy fields and fear sweeps in our borders are wide open wide open to drugs terrorists we've proven the barriers are built to impose division and it's not to sixty's instead of being an obstacle to a toll wastes into became another obstacle to peace in a four part series al-jazeera revisits the reasons for divisions in different parts of the world and the impact they have on both sides walls of shame on al-jazeera. we understand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world said i matter how you take it al-jazeera will bring you th

and swayed into cold we go in the stadium which i do already to england's right fullback here in tripoli is doubt he is confident that these light is. all strong to the full semifinal. so welcome everybody to the stakeholder more show my name is marcus they should say we've got a true legend our friendship or mr allen first and foremost what if you made of france's world cup so far. the government also you see. on this period not on the could he do for us surely dim if you don't see if it meant the no meant to number two to perceive it. lizzie keep us on complete is your. point if you. don't cook up is own two more the set is really fancy it could be some of it and some deserved the school disco feel of is on the money do some up it piece of cradle him with a committee show mentor not to supposably they are speaking or semi finals or one of my first memories of work up for paul was the great friends that i just mentioned the star of the show being in the semifinals ninety two in spain ninety six in mexico of course we won the european championship but your midfield was only greatest midf

didn't want to come out to the streets for instance while people in benghazi want to see out people in tripoli were not as excited over the idea while people in homs wanted assad out people in aleppo where i'm very skeptical over the proposal is it inevitable ignoring this one side that isn't yelling as loud as the other. yes. you know a society. within a society you have the. winner the society you have people who are happy with the regime because they you know that they have everything they want from this regime so it's quite normal that that in syria or even in tunisia you know people that is some of the population were was not very happy with their will with the fall of the ship because a dictatorship is not just one his family did that you know that enjoying. life and having to go out of money etc you have thousands of people you know living a very well under a dictatorship so i can imagine that in in syria in arkansas so do you see the danger of painting everyone who isn't partaking in the revolutionary fever asked the government or you say regime time i would you end up presenting them

thousand and seventeen called upon the thinkers are general to include the funding needs of the of tripoli within next budget for that the budget for two thousand and twenty that's important for us because you will understand. i know you realize the importance of the task that is upon earth we need to be able to concentrate all of our efforts on doing our job if i'm not wrong the operational cost for the mechanisms first year was estimated that there are around thirteen million dollars per year which includes salaries and un mandated privileges for roughly fifty staff members is that how much this entity is expected to cost in the coming years or are you expecting some fluctuation in two thousand eight hundred thirteen million was the estimation that was made before even my appointment there worse. aspect of the funding that were identified in the report of the secretary general so it's not that those issues were not taken into account but it was just simply not possible at the time to have an estimate of how much it would cost so those costs were not included in the in those thirty millio