made javelin missiles were recovered from the libyan warlord space on the outskirts of tripoli france's military says the missiles were originally intended to protect french antiterrorism forces in libya and did not violate an arms embargo france has previously supported after the battle has more from paris. a of p. and where it is news agencies say that they have received a statement from the french defense ministry and in this statement the french defense ministry says these missiles are indeed french they are u.s. made javelin missiles that the french gave to their forces operating in libya now that's interesting in itself because france has always been very vague about its presence in libya now the french defense ministry statement also says that these missiles were in fact defective they were supposed to be destroyed what the statement doesn't say those how on earth these missiles ended up in the hands of forces who are loyal to khalifa haftar i mean that's the big question and potentially a very embarrassing one for the french government because the french government have always s

javelin missiles were recovered from libyan warlord khalifa haftar as base on the outskirts of tripoli france's military says the missiles were originally intended to protect french antiterrorism forces in libya and did not violate an arms embargo province has previously supported have to. republican chairman of the us senate foreign relations committee has introduced a bill seeking to hold saudi arabia accountable for human rights abuses it also criticizes crown prince mohammed bin laden sorry man but does not go as far as to stop weapons sales to the kingdom but a conservative ted cruz joined democrats in criticizing the state department on the process that the state department followed for these weapons not to put too fine a point on it was crap under the law under the arms export control act the administration needs congressional approval and has a 30 day notification period the department had 30 days to take it to congress and follow the law and it was foolishness not to. still ahead this half hour. bring in chad where a national emergency has been declared as the country scrambles to cont

missiles were found during a raid on libyan warlord holly for have to base on the outskirts of tripoli france's military has admitted that the u.s. made javelin antitank missiles found during a raid in libya belonged to the french army. over all its net access is being restored in sudan after a blackout was ordered to fire government forces following a deadly crackdown on peaceful protesters last month the move comes a week after the military council and the pro-democracy movement reached a power sharing deal there's a top stories witness is up next and if it was catch up on our website because that is al-jazeera dot com or more news for you in about half an hour. which defused a move to. move to do moon live the deal as it does it would fix your now though is yeah he died. they wanted was some was given to. get police again but did they give up we still are committed to my bob's good minute. don't be yacking this is by. you know why do you still. think she's got you pushing saint to sing to me and calling down to the regime's. sugata to best my dad to get out of all he. told me the most able t

the missiles were recovered from a libyan warlord on the outskirts of tripoli. france'sary says the missiles were originally intended to protect antiterrorism forces in libya and did not violate an arms embargo. we have more from paris. and reuters say they have received a statement from the french defense ministry, in which the ministry says these missiles are indeed french, u.s.-made jeff lynne missiles the french gave -- jeff lynne -- jeff lynne missiles gave the french. the french defense ministry also these missiles were defective and were supposed to be destroyed. what this statement doesn't say is how these missiles ended up tothe hands of forces loyal the warlord. that is a big question, potentially an embarrassing one for the french government, because the french government has always said they are not providing weapons in breach of a weapons embargo to libya. critics have accused france of supporting the warlord in the fight against fighters in the region, but france has always denied that and said they would back publicly that you and peace process. >> still a

the us made javelin the cells were recovered from the warlord after a space on the outskirts of tripoli france says the missiles were intended for one of its units in libya but documents suggest they were supplied by the u.a.e. . sudan has begun to unblock internet access to mobile phones in the country allowing people to finally see what happened during the military crackdown last month services were caught after more than a 100 people were killed by government forces during a peaceful sit in. it'll keep drilling for oil and gas around cyprus despite e.u. and u.s. condemnation the u.s. state department he is being provocative by sending 2 ships to explore off the coast of the politically divided island it says energy resources should be shared equally between turkey which controls the northern part of cyprus and the greek cypriots the ministration in the south those are your headlines up next it's the stream i will see you very soon. we understand the differences and the similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter where you call home al-jazeera will bring in the news and current a

missiles were recovered from the libyan warlord holy father after all space on the outskirts of tripoli france's military says the missiles were originally intended to protect french antiterrorism forces in libya and did not violate an arms embargo the talk about what has more from paris. a of p. and where it is news agencies say that they have received a statement from the french defense ministry and in this statement the french defense ministry says these missiles are indeed french they are u.s. made javelin missiles or the french gave to their forces operating in libya now that's interesting in itself because france has always been very vague about its presence in libya now the french defense ministry statement also says that these missiles were in fact defective they were supposed to be destroyed what the statement doesn't say those how on earth these missiles ended up in the hands of forces who are loyal to. i have to i mean that's the big question and potentially a very embarrassing one for the french government because the french government have always said that they are not supplying any

tripoli. s.the france, britain, egypt, and the uae are calling for renewed negotiations under the united nations. prosecutors in new york say no police officers will face criminal charges over the death of a black man, eric garner, during an attempted arrest in 2014. the family of mr. garner have rejected the r wing. his lastds, "i can't breathe," became a rallying cry for black lives matter protesters and other campaigners for police reform. congolese authorities say a pastor who was the first confirmed victim of ebola has died. the provincial government has called for calm, saying that the case was detected quickly and isolated immediately. president trump sofd today a lot rogress has been made with iran and he is not looking for regime change there. but iran says the missile program is not up for negotiation. this back-and-forth comes as iran is enriching uranium beyond the limits allowed by the nuclear deal, which the u.s. withdrew from and then imposed sanctions. our correspondent martinn patience has bven rare access to iran. he looks at the impact of the u.s. measures on people tre. marti

run by libya's department for combating illegal migration with nearly half of those based in tripoli or france for german as a migration specialist and he says the events in libya are not likely to change european leaders minds about taking in more asylum seekers. so the moment your brain leaders seem to be turning a blind eye to what's happening in libya actually externalization yes island procedures in libya was the solution that they phoned to basically hide if there was no you're going asylum and therefore they've had an agreement with leave yeah for months now so that the coast guards intercept the boats and bring the migrants back to libya where they are being held in detention center in appalling conditions no facing the danger of being found. but gaily i don't see at the moment a new willingness from your ventilators to end this situation and yet this tragedy show ones like that levy is not a stable. small town has agreed to accept 54 people rescued off libya's coast on thursday migrants were stuck at save almost as they argued about who should let the rescue ship dock a similar number

capital tripoli this is following the intelligence information received by the high state council or the high state the high council of the state indicating that the united arab emirates egypt and france are planning a fresh offensive on the capital tripoli by supporting the warlord khalifa haftar with advanced weapons and also by intensifying air strikes on civil locations in the capital tripoli this is also coming after 2 fighter jets 2 french fighter jets c. 35 and boeing of 202 french fighter jets were noticed over the cost of tripoli we understand that egypt the united arab emirates and france are the major supporters of the world khalifa haftar and recently advances weapons including the anti tanks a.g.t. m learned rockets were captured by the government forces as have his forces lost the strategic city of and we understand that both the united arab emirates and france are accused of supporting the warlord khalifa haftar the with advanced weapons fighter jets and drones and also advance of the rockets including their. tanks a.g.t. and rockets the 2 main suspects behind the murder for turkish diplomat in northern iraq have now been arrested ankara accuses muslim diagonal hammad b

capital tripoli this is following the intelligence information received by the high state council or the high state the high council of his state indicating that the united arab emirates egypt and france are planning a fresh offensive on the capital tripoli by supporting the warlord khalifa haftar with advanced weapons and also by intensifying air strikes on civil locations in the capital tripoli this is also coming after 2 fighter jets 2 french fighter jets see 35 and a boeing. 2022 french fighter jets were noticed over the cost of tripoli we understand that egypt the united arab emirates and france are the major supporters of the world khalifa haftar and recently advances weapons including the anti tanks a.g.t. m. . rockets were captured by the government forces as have his forces last the city of we understand that both the united arab emirates and france are accused of supporting the warlord khalifa haftar the with advanced weapons fighter jets and drones and also advance of the rockets including their. tanks. rockets. voting has ended in pakistan's northwest and tribal areas official results are not expected for another 2 days but it's the 1st election in the region's history the

without the warhead is live for us now in tripoli so 1st of all take us through some details of what exactly the high council is saying that countries like france are providing to clearly for half the. i believe the fate of jets loyal to have those allies have been already. flying over a tripoli and yesterday a french according to a government sources a french c. 135 fighter jet was noticed near the libyan coast in the worst of libya and on the same day buoying get 200 to 5 french fighter jets was also seen near a tripoli and local military sources with the government say that the 135 c. fighter jet french fighter jet was also was also. refueling fueled by the 200 to get french fighter jet and the high council of estate in tripoli is it is stating that it's receiving intelligence information indicating that the countries it named here as the united arab emirates egypt and it france are planning to. launch a new offensive but have to us forces on the capital tripoli it's literally sad that it eagerly considered it does it legally considers the intelligence information received which approves that that certain states are providing military gear a

france the u.a.e. and egypt are planning more attacks on tripoli has been trying to capture the libyan capital since april turkey says its warplanes and drones have hit multiple targets in the kurdish region of northern iraq the earth strikes were in response to the murders of one of its diplomats and 2 other people the netherlands has accepted it is partially responsible for the deaths of $350.00 bosnian muslims in the 1995 srebrenica massacre the supreme court said peacekeeping forces could have allowed the men to remain at a un safe haven during the war but the court also reduce the blame put on the state saying peacekeepers could have been overrun by bosnian serb forces kosovo's prime minister has stepped down after being called for questioning by a war crimes court in the hague the court has been investigating crimes against ethnic serbs during and after the cost of a war in the late 1990 s. . was a top wartime commander of the cause of the liberation army at that time 2 people were killed at least 18 others injured after a massive explosion at a gas plant in central china the blast took place in the

capital tripoli this is following the intelligence information received by the high state council or the high state the high council of the state indicating that the united arab emirates egypt and france are planning a fresh offensive on the capital tripoli by supporting the warlords hefted with advanced weapons and also by intensifying air strikes on civil locations in the capital tripoli this is also.

tripoli. the high council of a state and libya says it's received intelligence information indicating that the united arab emirates egypt and france are planning to support of the world have to do with advanced weapons including sophisticated weapons and fighter jets and personnel to launch a new offensive to seize the capital tripoli that's after $100.00 days of the fighting to take control of the capital tripoli. sources with the government of national called say that french fighter jets namely c. $135.00 and also a boeing $202.00 french fighter jets were noticed over at tripoli during the past 24 hours and. high council estate is issuing this statement probably for 2 reasons the 1st is to uncover the 3 countries which issued a statement on the july 18th saying that all calling on the rival factions to stop the fighting and the 2nd reason is most of probably toward the international community including the united nations and the european union and also the government of national accord one of them of the consequences of this new offensive if launch it by forces. also ahead of al jazeera palestinian families fear they will be lef

back you're watching out 0 time to recap our headlines now france is condemning the air strike on a detention center in libya's capital tripoli at least 44 people were killed 130 others injured the u.n. recognize government has blamed a strike on forces more oil to the altar before half the. whole gandee has resigned as leader of india's all this political party the indian national congress gandy says he's morally responsible for his party's poor electoral performance says he's giving it to others to nominate the party's next president. iran's president says if its partners in the 2015 nuclear deal do not fulfill their promises its nuclear reactor will return to previous activities rowhani says after july the 7th it will go to whatever level is needed. the united nations special investigator examining the murder of journalist once world powers to reconsider holding the next g 20 in saudi arabia. here agnes cullum are announced her findings last month telling al-jazeera she wants the u.n. to investigate further she wasn't able to determine who authorized the killing but did find credible evidence pointing to crown prince 100 b

capital tripoli this is following the intelligence information received by the high state council or the high state the high council of the state indicating that the united arab emirates egypt and france are planning a fresh offensive on the capital tripoli by supporting the warlord khalifa haftar with advanced weapons and also by intensifying air strikes on civil locations in the capital tripoli this is also coming after 2 fighter jets 2 french fighter jets c. 35 and a boeing. 202 french fighter jets were noticed over the cost of tripoli we understand that egypt the united arab emirates and france are are the major supporters of the world khalifa haftar and recently advances weapons including the anti tanks a.g.t. m j of the learned rockets were captured by the government forces as have those forces last the city of and we understand that both the united arab emirates and france are accused of supporting the warlord khalifa haftar the with advanced weapons fighter jets and drones and also advance of the rockets including their. tanks. rockets. still ahead for you marching to remain thousands take to the streets of london in a show of solidarity with europe 3 months before the u.k. is

tripoli. the high council estate in libya says it's received intelligence information indicating that the united arab emirates egypt and france are planning to support to the world for have to do with advanced weapons including sophisticated weapons and fighter jets and personnel to launch a new offensive to seize the capital tripoli that's after $100.00 days of the fighting to take control of the capital tripoli. sources with the government of national called say that french fighter jets namely c. $135.00 and also a boeing $202.00 french fighter jets were noticed over tripoli during the past 24 hours and. high council estate is issuing this statement probably for 2 reasons the 1st is to uncover the 3 countries which issued a statement on the july 18th saying that all calling on the rival factions to stop the fighting and the 2nd reason is most of probably toward the international community including the united nations and the european union and also the government of national accord one of them of the consequences of this new offensive if launch it by have to its forces will search it says it's work planes and drones have hi

tripoli. in a joint statement, the us, britain, france, italy, egypt and the uae called for a return to talkseen by the united nations. prosecutors in new york have announced that no police officers will face federal criminal charges over the death of eric garnerfive years ago. he was detained, accused of selling loose cigarettes, and died after being held in a police chokehold. his death contributed to the rise of the black lives matter movement. three men are to stand trial in malta accused of involvement in the murder of the anti—corruption journalist daphne caruana galizia. she was killed by a bomb planted under the seat of her car in 2017. in pre—trial proceedings, the three suspects pleaded not guilty. a senior iranian official at the united nations has said his country's missiles are absolutely non—negotiable. he was responding to suggestions from the us secretary of state, mike pompeo, that iran is prepared to discuss its ballistic missile programme. our correspondent martin patience has been given rare access inside iran. as with all foreign media, the team were accompanied by a gove

been used to fly drones that have been targeting forces locations in and around tripoli over the past couple of months. france is pushing ahead with a new taxes on big technology firms despite the u.s. president threatening to put the talia tree levies on french wines finance minister bernard amir says trance response is a mistake the u.s. president earlier criticized what he called president to marry him at home. for implementing the tech tax which will affect u.s. firms like google and facebook. forensic teams analyzing bones discovered in the vatican as part of an investigation into the disappearance of a teenage girl and $983.00 after an anonymous tip investigators opened terms that earlier this month to see if emmanuel or landis' remains were hidden inside they didn't find anything in the terms discovered bomb fragments and underground cabins near a benteke and cemetery the cold case has generated years of conspiracy theories. now years of war and stability have damaged iraq's gas and oil infrastructure leaving it dependent on energy imports despite having huge reserves but the government wants to change

tripoli. the high council of his state and libya says it's received intelligence information indicating that the united arab emirates egypt and france are planning to support of the world have to do with advanced weapons including sophisticated weapons and fighter jets and personnel to launch a new offensive to seize the capital tripoli that's after $100.00 days of the fighting. take control of the capital tripoli. sources with the government of national called say that french fighter jets namely c. $135.00 and also a boeing $202.00 french fighter jets were noticed over tripoli during the past 24 hours and. high council estate is issuing this statement probably for 2 reasons the 1st is to uncover the 3 countries which issued a statement on the july 18th saying that of calling on the rival factions to stop the fighting and the 2nd reason is most of probably toward the international community including the united nations and the european union and also the government of national accord to one of them of the consequences of this new offensive if launch it by forces 2 people were killed and at least 18 others injured after a massive exp

department for combating illegal migration with nearly half of those based in tripoli let's get some perspective and bring in france was a man he's a migration specialist and joining us live from me as in belgium by a skype thanks very much for speaking to us on al-jazeera this hour or so the attached to that took place at that migrant detention center in tripoli really underscores what the u.n. has repeatedly said about libya that it's not a safe place for migrants to disembark but will this actually lead to any change in european countries migration policies. i don't think so to be honest at the moment seems to be turning a blind eye to what's happening in libya actually externalization yes island procedures in libya was the solution that they found that you can hide if i go there was no european asylum and therefore they've had an agreement with leave yeah for months no sort of the coast guards intercept the boats at sea and bring the migrants back to libya where they're being held in detention center in a bowling conditions and no facing the danger of being bumped. but i don't see it at the moment a new willing

al-jazeera a quick reminder of the top stories for you this hour france has condemned the air strike on a detention center in libya's capital tripoli at least 44 people were killed 130 others have been injured the u.n. recognized governments has blamed the strike on forces loyal to the warlord of the faster. iran's president says of its partners in the 2815 year clear deal do not fulfill their promises its nuclear reactor will return soon previous activities passed on rouhani says after july the 7th it will go to whatever level is needed. well let's get more on our top story that airstrike on a migrant center in libya joins know by some a cobar a political and defense analysts from a strategic sense study center in doha thank you so much for talking to us here on al-jazeera we've been talking about this shocking turn of events we're seeing almost a shift from military targets see what is now essentially a civilian target what do you think this says about the state of the conflict in libya currently it is a lot. what happened last night is basically part of the military operation the loss in ground for have to really massive losing

tripoli. the high council estate in libya says it's received intelligence information indicating that the united arab emirates egypt and france are planning to support to the world for have to do with advanced weapons including sophisticated weapons and fighter jets and personnel to launch a new offensive to seize the capital tripoli that's after $100.00 days of the fighting to take control of the capital tripoli. sources with the government of national called say that french fighter jets namely c. $135.00 and also a boeing $202.00 french fighter jets were noticed over tripoli during the past 24 hours and. high council estate is issuing this statement probably for 2 reasons the 1st is to uncover the 3 countries which issued a statement on the july 18th saying that all calling on the rival factions to stop the fighting and the 2nd reason is most of probably toward the international community including the united nations and the european union and also the government of national accord one of them of the consequences of this new offensive if launch it by forces the netherlands has accepted it is partially responsible for the de

says al jazeera and these are the top stories france has condemned the airstrike on a detention center in the capital tripoli at least 44 people were killed 130 others have been injured the un recognized government has blamed the strike on forces loyal to the warlord however half the. african union has also condemned the air strike in libya is calling for an independent investigation and an immediate cease fire in tripoli the u.n. mission in libya and it sent boyko the strike a cowardly act which critter might see a war crime. rahul gandhi has resigned as the leader of india's main opposition party the indian national congress a 49 year old led his party's campaign during this year's general election but faced a major defeat against the building b j p candy says he is responsible for his party's poor electoral performance and has left it to others to nominate the next president of india's oldest party sudan's opposition says it's ready to resume negotiations with the transitional military council if conditions are met the opposition wants an independent investigation into the killing of protesters the releas

and how he'd seen in doha the top stories on al-jazeera france has condemned the airstrike on a detention center in libya's capital tripoli at least 44 people were killed and 130 others injured the u.n. recognized government has blamed a strike on forces loyal to the warlord the for have to or the african union has called for an independent investigation and an immediate cease fire of the $100.00 has more from tripoli this is the detention center in the neighborhood in the eastern suburbs of the libyan capital tripoli it has just been hit by an airstrike launched by a fighter jet loyal to the world khalifa haftar it's very tragic here dead bodies are still under the law but i can see dead batteries over there and here the medical workers are just picking up one dead body over there. this this detention center according to the supervisor here there were about 150 migrants here in this detention center from different nationalities including african nationalities and it is that the airstrike was very precise that it hit the center. the center of the detention center this is the creator of the air strike it's very pro sized b

his rationale to take over tripoli quickly has not materialized so if we look at the countries that we counted as siding with khalifa haftar among them for example france has been supporting it there is a question mark if maybe france now seeing that as a fence the stalling that he might not be the strong man that for trade himself it might be shifting however they're very very strongly.

tripoli. now heat wave ascent temperatures soaring across europe breaking records from france to the netherlands in germany a nuclear reactor was shut down after the cooling water got too hot heat waves are becoming increasingly common and some say an impact of climate change that in baba reports now from london. enjoying the heat in paris the water fountains by the eiffel tower are a popular place for those trying to stay cool. as a red alert was issued for long. fronts of the capital reached an all time national record of $41.00 celsius well french media reports suggest 5 deaths might to be linked to the current heat wave. germany and the netherlands all recorded their highest ever temperatures and they did it again on thursday topping 40 degrees celsius. while some in the belgian capital brussels are making the most of it it's led to a so-called code red being issued for the 1st time. since 1933 so nearly 200 years we never experience this kind of temperatures over in britain as temperatures soared activists in london staged a small protest outside bass building housing media outlets demandin

of libya or any ammunition and so on france has corrected that least some of its position and has come out strongly in support of the legitimate government in tripoli but we all know that it is being all kinds of. relationships under the table you would have to the issue however is that the united nation again has failed to actually have hold its on the resolution which prohibited outside powers from arming militias in libya or warring parties or libya which has been standing for a few years it has ignored repeated even the united nations only reports that the united arab emirates has been supplying armaments and ammunitions to hopped over the last few years it has now failed to even recognize the evidence that is on the ground i mean we saw it 2 days ago of evidence of american made missiles that were sold to the united arab emirates and 2008 we saw them in the hands of hoppe forces after the government took over the command centers and that again in.

tripoli, should be released into the community. police in paris have fired tear gas at protesters on the champs elysees shortly after france's annualtary parade. the demonstrators, from the grassroots ‘yellow vest‘ movement, were trying to block the road with metal barricades, dustbins and other debris. president trump has been accused of racism after suggesting that a group of ethnic—minority congresswomen should "go back" to where they came from. on twitter, the president said they should fix the ‘catastrophic‘ governments in their countries of origin instead of criticising the us. three of the congresswomen were born in the us, while another came to the country as a young child. our washington correspondent, david willis, has more. president donald trump didn't name the women, but they're thought to be four democratic women of colour who were elected to the house of representatives in last year's mid—term elections. they are all on the left wing of the party, the so—called progressive wing of the democratic party, and they have clashed at one time or another with the house speaker, nancy pelosi, particularly over the hot button

the united arab emirates and france is also accused of providing military support to his forces while turkey's president richard tayyip erdogan has been hosting the tripoli government's prime minister fires also raj in istanbul to reiterate his supports he calls again after and his forces to pull back from the libyan capital well let's stay with this william lawrence is a professor at stores washington university's elliott school of international affairs he joins me now from providence rhode island and 1st of all what do you make of the fact that it took 3 days for the u.n. security council to call for a cease fire. well there are a number of reasons for this but one was that secretary of state pompei all had been burned once before when he had made statements condemning the eastern attack on tripoli undermined by president trump's phone call to have to are just a couple of days later and so twice once bitten twice shy pompei o did hesitate and endorsing any un statement and a couple of extra days were taken to deal with various aspects of this resolution but the most important one being to be sure that the trumpet ministration would back this support fo

i'm how i had seen in doha with the headlines on al-jazeera france has condemned the airstrike on a detention center in libya's capital tripoli at least 44 people were killed 130 others injured the u.n. recognized governments has blamed the strike on forces loyal to the warlord calif i have to the african union has called for an independent investigation and an immediate cease fire while gandhi has resigned as the leader of india's main opposition party the indian national congress and he said on twitter that he accepted responsibility for his party's major defeats in the big j.p. in this year's general election the 49 year old said it is now for others to nominate the next president of india's oldest political party iran's president says if its partners in the 2050 nuclear deal do not fulfill their promises its nuclear reactor will return to previous activities hasan rouhani says after july the 7th it will go to whatever level is needed. moeller sat here and he saw. from july 7 the level of uranium enrichment won't be 3.67 any more we will codify this commitment involving rich as much as we want and as much as we need. the u

in a city southwest of tripoli people in algeria are once again on the streets to demand a new democratic government and also to celebrate the country's and dependence from france on friday the interim president there been solid call for a national dialogue over how to hold presidential elections but he did not set a date for those elections. iran is condemning what it describes as the illegal interception of an oil tanker by british marines off the spanish coast united states is applauding the impounding of the ship suspected of carrying iranian oil to syria and breach of e.u. sanctions of course we'll keep you up to date on that story as that the headlines keep it here on al-jazeera more news to come europe's forbidden colony is that next . marry move 2 2. the wind if you can thanks yeah but we have them put it on the audience of the day ends or. i'm organizing a big event that the biggest theater in the start of europe and we are marking the 4th anniversary of julia not tons of people as i don't and i for the most happening at the same day today in their lane brussels belgrade but i wish paris naples madrid. well i desire all the all the all the venues all o

his rationale to take over tripoli quickly has not materialized so if we look at the countries that we counted as siding with khalifa haftar among them for example france has been supporting it there is a question mark if maybe france now seeing that as a fence the stalling that he might not be the strong man that the trade himself it might be shifting however there are very very strong regional allies who back half to and see in him the vision that they also see for libya that's what's really fueling the conflict in libya right now you mentioned france's position how can your a play a constructive role in terms of pressuring countries leverage inside libya so i think actually of picking up a really important point because i see you up in a very crucial role in this what god. has been responsible for cooperating with forces in libya who were not alleviating the situation for the microbes in libya but quite the opposite there's no way for no improvement for controlled migration into europe instead microbes antiseptic and sent back to libya and so europe should really take on a leading role here and individually and together try to put on pressure under

tripoli. the people in algeria want to get on the streets to demand a new democratic government and to celebrate their country's independence from france on thursday the interim president. called for a national dialogue over how to hold presidential elections. student protesters in hong kong say they won't hold talks with the government unless they're in public leaders of the city's largest student unions were responding to chief executive caroline's offer to meet in private a small number of demonstrators ransacked and vandalized the legislative council building on monday hundreds of thousands of largely peaceful protesters have been calling for scrap a controversial bill that would allow extradition to mainland china robin pride has more from hong kong. it says a lot about the see the level of anger here in hong kong that this offer of talks was rejected out of hand by the students they have revealed that this was a law firm made in private to the students of just 2 of the universities here for talks that again would be held in private now it all seems to be part of the leader kerry lands promise of being more of a listening chief ex

libyan capital tripoli now 2 forces are fighting for control of the capital and its surroundings one is led by the warlord you see here khalifa have tar he has the backing of egypt and france and the other is the government of national accord led by fire as al shaab rauf it enjoys broader international backing such as from the u.n. we cannot say tonight with certainty that the migrant center was targeted by have tars forces but he did announce on tuesday night that they would be bombing too sure of the district where the migrant center is located picking up the pieces this woman dreamed of a better life she could have imagined she'd end up here and a shattered migrant detention center surrounded by the dead. and these people are the lucky ones the survivors of last night's bombing although they have little left to speak of and even now they're caught between warring armies far from their homes whether they be in sudan or somalia. we. are plugged. last night a fighter plane dropped a bomb on a center filled with hundreds of people. and amid the chaos survivors began recovering bodies the heavy death toll as grim as it was predictable. on the route we had on the. new blow. e