by the trainer is in tripoli. he explains more about what's yet to be green's ahead of the elections . we're just 2 months away from the scheduled nationwide elections in libya, but there's still some questions that's what kind of election libyans will see. will they be a general election with the parliamentary elections? what we see a parliamentary presidential election simultaneously? those are questions that have yet to be resolved, as the size have yet to agree upon a constitutional framework for those elections to be held. now earlier today, imagine say at the head of the high national electoral commission said a few things. one, he said the commission will not deviate from its commitment to implement free and fair elections. he says we plan on opening the door for candidates to register and the 2nd half of november. and this is really where the divide happens. who can run for president? what kind of powers the president have? according to the libyan political agreement, signed in 2015. the high council of st

there was chaos on the streets of tripoli. as those who escape ran to residential areas were absolutely devastated by the indiscriminate ah, use of live ammunition inside the perimeter of a detention center resulting in the 6 steps back in front of you and building some tell us they spent years in detention adamant says he came to libya from sudan in 2017 to attempt to travel to europe. when i tried to cross the sea and 2017 sent here in august. but unfortunately i didn't. oh some men are brought up in the boat, then they catch us. andy, return us back, 23, plato detention place. and we say therefore 2 hears. they move out from door to door in zara under organization. come, they are unity are and there just our names there. but unfortunately they didn't do anything to. i didn't find any solution i north evacuated as the you and hcr has us asylum seekers and refugees urgently needing assistance to use help lines and to avoid approaching its officers and person for the time being for their own safety. the ministry of interior ha

orla guerin, bbc news, tripoli.ic sector wages is set to end, with the chancellor expected to confirm in tomorrow's budget that millions of workers will get a pay rise next spring the conservative mp and former cabinet minister owen paterson faces a potential 30—day suspension from parliament for breaching commons rules on lobbying — something he denies. the mother of two sisters who were murdered in london last year has dismissed an apology from the metropolitan police for the way it responded when they were reported missing. the rmt union has told bbc scotland it will call off a nationwide rail strike during cop26, if train staff are offered a one—year 4.9% pay rise. it also wants efficiency savings removed from the table. scotland's transport minister says he isn't optimistic the walk—out could be avoided and confirmed contingency plans were being organised. our reporter connor gillies is here now. this could cause really big disruption at a time when the eyes of the world are on glasgow for the cup 26 summit? of

there was chaos on the streets of tripoli. as those who escape ran to residential areas were absolutely devastated by the indiscriminate ah, use of live ammunition inside the perimeter of a detention center resulting in the 6 steps back in front of the you and building some tell us they spent years in detention and it says he came to libya from sudan in 2017, to attempt to travel to europe. and i tried to cross the sea in 2017 to sent here in august. but unfortunately, i didn't call some men. all problems happen in the book, then they catch us. andy returns back to triple eto detention place. and we say there for 2 years, they move out from director in data under organization. come they are, unity are and they're yes, our names there. but unfortunately, they didn't do anything to i didn't find in a solution i, north iraq read us the you and it's your has us a soul seekers and refugees urgently needing assistance to use help lines and to avoid approaching its officers and person for the time being for their own safety, the mini

thank you for the update melick trying to their life for us in tripoli. still head on al jazeera stalks, the one of china's biggest real estate developers plunge after a deal to self part of the company's services falls through and the world's most controversial pipeline. russia is being accused of using it's known strain to, to blackmail germany. ah hey, there we've had wild weather roll across northwestern europe. hello everyone. it was enough to produce this serious storm in england. brick walls knocked down to the ground. and now the investigation is under way to see if this was a tornado damage caused by a tornado. which isn't rare, the u. k gets about 30 of those a year. white and windy weather across western france. so low countries, scandinavia into the baltic states and knocking on the door of southern sections of finland, helsinki. the bulk of your reign will come on friday. winds will be fierce is while the low country southern germany into the west of france, we'll see guts of about 8200 kilometers per hour. and we've got this northwind. so th

support overseas fire and a push towards elections in december as an international conference and tripoli, celebrations in india as it had ministers at $1000000000.00 cove at 19 vaccines. but there are concerns. many countries are being left behind. clos, i'm a lot reporting from the southern to the agreement where she promise all protesting against plans to mine, rarer minerals and the surrounding mountains. ah, tens of thousands have joined rival demonstrations across to dawn's capital cartoon . has tensions grow about the country's political future. outside of the capital and undermine tear gassed was fired at protesters calling for greatest civilian control over the government. both sides one part of that civilian uprising that led to the asking of others share back in 2019. still many disagree about the way forward protest leaders have called for com, with fear that there could be confrontations on the streets. there's also a heavy security presence, and hospitals have also been put on stand by him. morgan has worn out from the capital cartoon. well, the aim here is not to oust any g

the meeting and tripoli can help to bring peace and security. i had to send his presidential paul, and also to make sure parliamentary elections were also held as planned. the u. s. russia, turkey and egypt are among those taking part. libby as foreign minister has called on delegates to support the fight against corruption. had did he was your genie will, will for say, our concern is standing up against the biggest challenge, corruption, corruption in all forms. it's the true enemy to our country. it brings poverty, ignorance, and in fighting, and the collapse of human values. we should join forces took up root corruption. nothing is more dangerous. we need to stand up to it to reach sovereignty. olivia has been in conflict since the uprising that toppled mamma gadhafi 10 years ago. now different political groups have since been competing violently to gain control . since 2014 a major power struggle had been between the u. n. recognized government and tripoli, led by prime minister fires also raj and the to brook based administration in the eas

orla guerin, bbc news, tripoli. after the parliamentary standards watchdog recommended that he be suspended from the commons for 30 days. in a report the regulator said he'd "repeatedly" broken lobbying rules, while working as a paid consultant for two firms. but mr paterson denied wrongdoing, saying he was trying to alert the authorities to carcinogenic substances in milk and ham. the metropolitan police has apologised to the family of two murdered sisters for failings in the way it responded when they were reported missing. bibaa henry and nicole smallman were killed in north—west london last year. an investigation has found a missing persons log was incorrectly closed and inquiries were not progressed. the sisters' mother said the met�*s apology was ten months too late. here's our home affairs correspondent, june kelly. when social worker bibaa henry, left, and her younger sister, nicole smallman, were reported missing after an outdoor birthday party, it was their friends who launched a search. they and their fam

did he come to tripoli tojoin his family? we month. did he come to tripoli to join his family?—born herself if he is in the country. i british-born herself if he is in the country.— british-born herself if he is in the country. i think there is collaboration _ in the country. i think there is collaboration between i in the country. i think there | is collaboration between the office and some figures in england relating to this issue. i'm not sure where they are or if there are any positive outcomes. the risk respecting the judicial system and don't want to interfere in this but we want to see there is anything we can do. are you aware of _ anything we can do. are you aware of any _ anything we can do. are you aware of any ongoing - aware of any ongoing investigations of anyone who may be involved and are here in libya? may be involved and are here in lib a? ., . , libya? not recently. the bomber's _ libya? not recently. the bomber's parents - libya? not recently. the bomber's parents are . libya? not recently. the - bomber's parents are keeping a low profile at locations in the

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in fact, tripoli could see some thunderstorms on sunday with a hive 26 degrees seasick. ah! when freedom of the press is under threats in all holy, just cause taught genuine the ago your thoughts towards the beijing government step outside the mainstream has been a policy implement here. system access, shift the focus, the pandemic has turned out to be a handy little pretext for the prime minister to clamp down on the press covering away the news discovered the listening post on a just 0 lou ah, a reminder now of the top stories on al jazeera but taliban has ruled out cooperating with the us in the fight against i saw at their 1st official face to face talks since the group took over cobble. the group has also asked the us the lift, the ban on afghan central bank reserves. ethiopian forces have launched the air and ground strikes against t grey rebels in the amara region. the t great people's liberation front have been fighting pro government forces in the north for at least 11 months. and the u and refugee office in libya has been forced to close after being overwhelmed by

i mean, you see, are just people just running the streets of tripoli, cars quite a bit of chaos, or we spoke to a official in the ministry of interior earlier. he confirmed that that people left the center when we asked him, was it an escape? you know, what happened is very careful not to answer. he's, he wouldn't say if it was a release or in escape or i think we might see living authorities on the next color in the next day, or to say that they released these people due to a lack of resources just to try to cover up maybe take advantage of the situation, but really a migrant refugees. these are people that are leaving, you know, poverty, they're leaving more in their countries of origin. are some come to libya to find out, you know, find work in to try to provide for their families back home. others, lube is a long been a transit up for african migrants trying to reach your pin shores. others do try to make the trip. the dangerous trip across the mediterranean sea are just as you're alone. over 44000 migrants have reached europe from north africa. about the same time, the living coas

his band is one of the most sought after during weddings in tripoli. why levin? what are some of his name? maloof is now a master. most social events like engagement parties, weddings, and even business conferences. young men and now learning to play musical instruments because it's a trait that's in high demand, back at the molded gathering and for from the politics and the visions of libya. these people celebrate through an ancient art form a tradition they hope to continue for generations to comp. now, trina ultra 0 true blue. ah, hello, this is al jazeera and these are the top stories. this our, the un says it feels conflict in me and my is escalating with appetite.

his band is one of the most sought after during weddings in tripoli. why? levin? what are some interesting that maloof is now a master? most social events like engagement parties, weddings, and even business conferences. young men and now learning to play musical instruments because it's a trait that's in high demand. back at the moulded gathering and far from the politics and the visions of libya, these people celebrate through an ancient art form, a tradition they hope will continue for generations to comp no, trina, ultra 0 true blue, brazil's famous christ, the redeemer statue, has had a make over it's been lit up bright pink to mark breast cancer awareness month. the disease is the most common type of cancer in women. survival rates vary greatly depending on when it's detected, as well as the quality of treatment. ah hello again. the headlines on al jazeera, tig ryan forces have parade at hundreds of captured government soldiers through the regional caps on the kelly. dozens of trucks were driven through the streets while celebratory gun fire and horns went o

let's get more from alzheimer's malik trainer, who's in tripoli? what do we know about this operation of why is it happening now, malik? well, this is part of the campaign that was launched by the government of national unity called bringing life back to tripoli. it includes clean up, the city are building parks and recreational areas and pursuing illegal activity. now, yesterday, the ministry of interior announced that a carried out a security operation in the area of good gattis up to gucci the areas known across, across people in chablis as a place where, you know, drug trafficking happens or so. it's is part of a campaign to clean up the city. of course, there are, there are human rights organizations out there saying that abuses were carried out yesterday. these $4000.00 migrants and refugees will now be scattered across our detention centers in the area. and often in often poor conditions, now libya has long been a trump transit hub for migrants trying to reach european shores. that number has increased in recent years, due to the political d

this crowded tripoli have gathered for molar the prophet mohammed birthday. they celebrate by singing mellow ha. maloof is not form that has deep roots in libya. it's very beautiful and we enjoy it. the words poetic and speak of love and blessings. it touches upon our culture and tradition, and i hope it lives on through the generations to come them tells us where we came from, who we are, or heritage or culture. everything about a kind of gives you a sense of pride of where we come from. honestly it's, it's awesome, seeing all the faces out here in the songs and dancing and everything like that. awesome. we're centuries, people of mars to triple is old cities singing and dancing during this revered holiday. that tradition continues to this day. it's that events like this that you can feel how special and how important my to delivering for this and, and living culture. hundreds of people are gathered here today thinking songs of predictor and spirituality. but it's not just that events like this, them a lucas place. it's also a boss and most libyan wedding. d

my latrina, l 0, tripoli. that means parliament voted to legalize abortion. it allows women to access the procedure within the 1st 3 months of pregnancy. previously, it was permitted under very strict conditions, including if the mother's life was threatened, nearly 200 women die in benign each year from complications following unsafe abortions. the u. s. house of representatives has voted all donald trump's former ally steve bannon in contempt of congress. this means he could face charges for refusing to cooperate with an investigation into the stalling of the capital in january. the former aid has ignored a subpoena from the select committee investigating the attack. richard, good scene is a democratic, political consultant and a fuller adviser to bill clinton. he says, balance, popularity won't save him from being charged. most of the republicans who voted in there were only 9 out of over 200 had voted to impeach donald from the 2nd time around. so the really only 2 who actually voted today to proceed with this action against that and who had not voted in

now latrina al jazeera tripoli. chinese property giant ever ground has narrowly avoided a formal default on its text. the group reportedly wired funds to a trustee account on thursday for a bond interest payment days before a deadline. it miss payments during the past month. ever grounded, the world's most indebted property developer owing $300000000000.00. fools at hong kong have been told to play the chinese national anthem. it's part of an effort to forge closer ties with mainland china. but critics are arguing in mark, say further erosion of the territories freedom. rob mcbride has the surplus school life in hong kong has quickly come to reflect the change is taking place. city wide from next year, schools will be required to hold national flag raising ceremonies like this one, at least once a week and play the chinese national anthem. and lessons about hong kong, national security law have become part of the curriculum with no one it seems too young to learn. what is national security aimed attending months of social unrest and riots? critic say the law has severely curbed free spee

here and in tripoli, they've set some conditions. they voted on the conditions for who can run for president. that board have to who control if they're in the eastern libya they've allowed, they voted for condition that allow for have to to, to run for president. now whether or not the very side, the high council state and the parliament can agree upon a framework within these couple of weeks of, in order for the election to be held to schedule. we're not really sure. and we're going to have to wait and see what kind of solution the various sides come up with an order for libyans to be able to carry out the vote. william loans, the former us diplomat. he says libyans, tired of the government and holding elections will be a major step forward. the reason we're having election is because the libyan population doesn't want the current government to stay in charge. it wants those parliamentary bodies. he mentioned even less to stay in charge. and one of the ironies here is that the of the responsibilities they're claiming to come up with

firstly, that libya is holding this conference in tripoli. when in the past discussions about the country has been held overseas. i think holding the conference in libya has immense symbolic value. sends message cleared a message to the beams that their sovereignty and their independence is being restored, at least as far as their ability to, to convene, host events and even the agenda for conference participants. but remains in many ways as the very government that hosted this event, the government of national unity, a product of a un process. the internationals haven't overwhelmed the girl and influence over the future of this government over what this government can do. and hence, the attempt by this good government today to try and build more confidence and trust in its ability to manage the steps leading up to the election. in december 2021. do you think is actually doing enough to show the international community that it's on the right track? we shall see. i think the international community and the governments are now realizing that th

as an international conference and tripoli and venetians, parliament votes to allow abortion joining only a handful of african countries to legalize the procedure and id to similar to the sport, the embassy face, and other backlash in china. that's off to the boston celtics player and has cancer, as well as the chinese prison machine. ping as a brutal dictator. ah, now the leader of the haitian gang accused of kidnapping 17 members of a us based missionary group has threatened to kill them. if a ransom isn't paid morning $1000000.00 for each hostage. now, as negotiations enter their 5th day protests against haiti's security situation broke out again across the capital, demonstrators burnt tires and blocked streets. angry over the economic crisis and the rise. they're in kidnappings. they're now calling for the chief of police to step down. well, let's go live now to manual palo, he's on the line for us in the capitol porter prince. now this is quite an escalation. was it expected from the gang? that's right. this helps you. this is quite the escalation, especially after several days

that's a few plumbers west of tripoli. now we're hearing numbers of around 323500 migrants escaping the detention center. now this comes just a week after a security operation was carried out in the area of good gathers in the town of good gathers where thousands of migrants and referee geez were detained and arrested. they were put in detention centers a scattered across western libya. now these detention centers are often overcrowded. other is there's a do the migrants are forced to live in very poor conditions during this break out . this particular a break out according to the aisle women at least 6 migraines were killed. and really it caused a lot of chaos in libya's capital tripoli. we spoke to an official earlier today. we asked him about the breakout. he was very careful not to say that this was an escape, or it could have been a release or so we might see lubin authorities comment about this incident in the next day or 2. but there hasn't been any official statements from the government as of yet. so pray care now

and it really, we, as you can see in the video, just causing chaos in the capital of tripoli. now, according to the r u. m 6, my grants were killed in this particular incident. and there's an estimated o 600000 african migrants in libya at the moment. a light, libya has long been a transit hub for migrants trying to reach european shores. and so what we saw yesterday just shows that the government really can't cope with the influx of people that they're putting into these detention centers of 44000 migrants have reached europe in 2021 alone or 25000 have been brought back from the mediterranean sea to libya and put in these detention centers and very poor conditions are. so it's cause a lot of alarm with the you and hcr with the i o. m. i and also uh, previously, uh, people put in this detention centers, or there was a voluntary repatriation program that would see them go back to their countries. according to the i u. one that's been suspended, which means that these people are often times stuck for months on end, or perhaps years in these are very overcrowded and poor conditi

in tripoli, the water has been off for four days because there is not enough power to pump.e children bringing big bottles and filling them up, almost too heavy for them to carry home. people here say they feel absolutely forgotten and ignored. they do not have electricity, water, medicine. everything is too expensive and scarce and makes life extraordinarily difficult. laura: anna foster reporting from lebanon. you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come - prince charles tells the bbc world leaders must take action to combat climate change. we have the full interview ♪ >> austria's former minister has become the country's new prime minister. sebastian court resigned after allegations of corruption. reporter: the fact there was so much pressure on mr. kurz the step down. this is the second criminal investigation mr. kurz hasn accused of. they were the party of clean government and said they could not work with mr. kurz while these accusations were around. this is something which could be quite damaging for the conservative party. they had moved very quickly to p

as of crowding, lead to the chaos magic. china has more from tripoli. we met with the iowa chief on wednesday of the i one libya chief of mission are mr. so to on wednesday. and he told us that there used to be a voluntary repatriation program for those that were in detention centers. it was suspended by living authorities, but the pictures and the videos that we saw earlier today. i mean, you see, i just, people just running the streets of tripoli cause quite a bit of chaos. or we spoke to a official in the ministry of interior earlier. he confirmed that people left the center when we asked him, was it an escape? you know, what happened? he was very careful not to answer his. he wouldn't say if it was a release or an escape, i think we might see looking at ortiz on the next coat in the next day, or 2 say that they released these people due to a lack of resources just to try to cover up maybe take advantage of the situation, but really a migrant refugees are people that are leaving, you know, poverty, they're leaving. war in their countries of origin. a

a video posted on line shows those who broken out running through the streets of the capital, tripoli, thousands of refugees and migrants were arrested in a crack done by libyan authorities over the past week or so. the u. n says over crowding, lead to the chaos with people sleeping out in the open and different security forces present on the streets. malik trainer has more from tripoli. we met with the i when chief on wednesday of the i when libya, chief of mission are mr. soda on wednesday, and he told us that there used to be a voluntary repatriation program for those that were in detention centers. it was suspended by living authorities. but as the pictures and the videos that we saw earlier today, i mean you see are just people just running the streets of tripoli caused quite a bit of chaos. or we spoke to a official and the ministry of interior earlier. he confirmed that people left the center when we asked him, was it an escape? you know what happened? he was very careful not to answer his. he wouldn't say if it was a release or an escape, i think we might see looking authoriti

i mean, you see just people just running the streets of tripoli had caused quite a bit of chaos. or we spoke to a official in the ministry of interior earlier. he confirmed that people left the center. when we asked him, was it an escape? you know what happened? he was very careful not to answer his. he wouldn't say if it was a release or an escape. i think we might see looking at stories on the next call in the next day or 2 say that they released these people due to a lack of resources just to try to cover up maybe take advantage of the situation. but really a migrant refugees. these are people that are leaving, you know, poverty, they're leaving war in their countries of origin. are some come to libya to find out, you know, find work and to try to provide for their families back home. others live is a long been a transit up for african migrants trying to reach your pin shores. others do try to make the trip the dangerous trip across the mediterranean sea. and above his prize has been awarded to journalists from the philippines and russia brave the wrath of their presidents to

i like trainer reports from tripoli. lee lee, as sick girl detention center, more than 10000 migrants and refugees are held in centers like this across libya. it's one of 4 in the capital tripoli, and it's where a campaign is being launched to vaccinate detainees against coven, 19 norma, and the hamlin. today, we started our campaign against covey. 19 varez will be given. the vaccines at $823.00 immigrants that are being held here. the vaccination drive comes less than a week after security services carried out in operation and the town of good garish . a few kilometers was, it's known as a hub for migrants. and it's where authorities recently detained thousands of people and what's been described as the largest crack down on migrants and refugees and libya in years. we are extremely concerned about ha, ha, ha, indiscriminate attention of more than 5000 people over the last few days. ah, we are extremely concerned about their excessive force that was years. ah, one migrant was killed. ah, several others are an intensive

my latrina elder 0 tripoli. cell head on out is there. students demonstrate outside gone as only law school demanding changes to the admissions process and an end to corruption. and we look at why students in hong kong will have to start taking part in chinese flying raising ceremonies and learn about the national security loan. ah, it's another beautiful sunny day at 35000 feet. the weather, sponsored by cattle airways, voted world's best air line of 2021 rope. finally, attempt to have dropped in iraq. we've got the seasonal blow, the shamal, which comes and goes, is getting a dustier and dusty and avid it's easing. by the time we get the, the friday divided iraq down towards you, a crossing katara and picking up the sound of the empty cartridge. saudi arabia baghdad is to say, is cool down. the average is on the, as i said he was there, we are that with that facility with the breeze or the strong or not strong, but it doesn't really affect the temperature or come down. probably stay down. no big shock in the temperature to the east to t

are in the streets of, of tripoli. now we spoke to m a ministry official, the minister of an, a minister over interior official. earlier today he confirmed that 2000 migrants did escape. he said that operations went, were underway last night today to try to gather and re arrest these migrants. and it's caused a lot of alarm among 8 organizations here. the units your are, the i o m, are very concerned about the excess of force used against migrants. just to give you an idea, there's an estimate of 600000 migrants in libya at the moment and, and really are the security services are quite overwhelmed with the number that they that, that are put in these detention centers. malik, thanks very much man. a trainer, join his life from tripoli. nearly 800000 people were displaced in northern mozambique during a 4 year conflict. osh about fighters targeting the resource rich region until rwandan force is helped push them out. now people are waiting for it to be safe enough to return to their homes. malcom web. now reports from a

here and in tripoli, they've set some conditions. they voted on the conditions for who can run for president. that bar you have to control eastern eastern libya. they've allowed, they voted for condition that allow for have to, to, to, to run for president. now whether or not the very side, the high council state and the parliament can agree upon a framework within these couple of weeks of, in order for the election to be held to schedule. we're not really sure. and we're going to have to wait and see what kind of solution the various sides come up with an order for libyans to be able to carry out the vote. as a growing security presence in iraq's capital baghdad, where supporters of pro rainy and political parties staging a sit in that landing a recount of boots from the parliamentary election that was held earlier this month was correct. the southern parties secured the largest number of parliamentary seats, gun of killed, at least 10 people in mali and an attack on the base of a power military group. that is the gun that is. so it

i was at the conference, whereas in tripoli, so what does this conference mean for libya, malik? well, fully for the last 10 years, libya has been in golden and political divisions, conflict and violence. and this conference is the 1st time that a, a conference, or of this size has happened inside of libya. and we've seen conferences like this happened before in switzerland and germany and france and italy, and various countries. but for the 1st time we're seeing or over 30 countries or, you know, organizations like the un, the african union, the arab league, european union, foreign ministers from various countries like spain, italy, france, egypt, a saudi arabia and, and, and, and, and many other countries are here at various levels, what's the 1st time this is happening? the theo, the topics that will be discussed or unifying the us state institutions, in particular, the military institution, the military is still deeply divided even though a political settlement. our last march brought in a uni government to power. you have a lead for after who controls eastern libya, controls

and really it caused a lot of chaos in the lives capital tripoli. we spoke to an official earlier today . we asked him about the breakout. he was very careful not to say that this was an escape, or it could have been a re lease or so we might see living authorities comments about this incident in the next day or 2. but there hasn't been any official statements from the government as of yet some for so break your now to 0. when we come back in ellison comes in and i was actually line the panel when a gun journalist in the philippines and russia when this year is nobel peace prize . back on the nobel committee recognizes investigative journalist, russia adds more independent media, just growing foreign agentless more nasty list. ah, it's another beautiful sunny day at 35000 feet. the weather sponsored by cattle airways voted world's best airline of 2021. psycho and shaheen maintained enough strength going through the empty quarter when he got to yemen to do this. this wasn't so much windows rained out huge amount of rain fell on the coast in this part

the high council of state, based in tripoli and the house of representatives, the parliament based in eastern libya, have to agree upon this framework to hold elections here and in tripoli, they've set some conditions. they voted on the conditions for who can run for president. that bar you have to be controlled eastern would be in the eastern libya they've allowed. they voted for conditions that allow wholly for have to, to, to, to run for president. now whether or not the very aside the high council state and the parliament can agree upon a framework within these couple of weeks of, in order for the election to be held the schedule, we're not really sure. and we're going to have to wait and see what kind of solution the various sides come up with an order for libyans to be able to carry out the vote. the poles of closing is back histones presidential election, where the incumbent is expected to easily win. shall cut matters. zoe of is seeking a 2nd time in office on face is no genuine opposition, but his lawyer is rebuilt, ties with russia in the west, and another 5 year term. we're

he's at that conference for us in tripoli. and malik, those december elections, i know, are already looking fairly tenuous and it seems the international community is also getting pretty nervous. yeah, although throat i mean look, let's 1st say how important those conferences for libya of you know, in 2014 most are when the fighting began between the various political, our political sides were rival slides of most embassies left the country. so, you know, there weren't any foreign dignitaries for no ambassadors, embassy staff, they all loved the country, are felt, was unsafe to stay here a. so to have this many of c foreign officials gather here and shibley's a big sign of to this new unity government. they're able to pull it off and bring all these people here to get to together, to feel safe enough to even come into the country. as far as the elections, there's a couple of road blocks that you live in. government has to be able to go through in order for elections to happen. one is too, but they're still hasn't been a consti