and united nations remain. available to facilitate any political solution able to uni fight the libyan institutions. and whatever happens. the un will remain could meet and i will be made to meet it just supports the libyan people. but hope seems to be running out near the capital have tossed forces a clashing with the militias that support the un backed government the situation is uncertain but have talks advance is unlikely to bring peace the risk is renewed civil war. for more on the situation in libya. joined by mona heff me of news arabic service many thanks so much for joining us militia forces commanded by khalifa haftar they're advancing on the capitol hill the un backed government in tripoli has sent out its militias in an attempt to stop them tell us how serious is the situation it is quite serious right now because as we have seen fighting has been ongoing yesterday night around the former international airport of tripoli also after the meeting of u.n. general good terrorists with with huffed out of

this is the news live from berlin the united nations calls on militia troops to halt their advance on the capital of libya the forces are commanded by a warlord who's in a power struggle with the un backed government in tripoli the u.n. chief has been trying to head off for renewed civil war also coming up. in berlin thousands take to the streets to demand more affordable housing and a growing population and not enough accommodation being built for driving up ranching. and big game fever grips germany as legal leaders dortmund. prepare for their biggest tool in years the match could go a long way to deciding who finishes the season as champions. thanks for joining us. the united nations security council has called on militia forces closing in on the libyan capital tripoli to halt their advance but the militias commanded by a warlord called khalifa haftar have also suffered some losses inflicted by fighters for the un backed government while the u.n. special envoy to libya has said he is determined to go ahead with a planned national peace conference in a week's time there are now fear

the united nations arms trade treaty was signed in two thousand and thirteen by the united states under president barack obama it sets international rules for global arms transfers and seeks to halt illicit weapon sales. that fuel international conflicts. more than one hundred countries are signatories more than twenty like russia china and syria are not. for years members of the national rifle association and others have criticized the u.n. arms trade treaty arguing it cedes u.s. sovereignty to a global body they believe that threatens the second amendment or the right to bear arms and shrine in the us constitution we will never allow a foreigner approach. to trample on your second amendment freedom trumps latest announcement further entrenches his america first platform he's been in acting since taking office already withdrawing the united states from unesco the paris climate accord as well as the joint comprehensive plan of action to limit. iran's nuclear program the president feels that the international system is biased against the united states and we don't need it so therefore we

and united nations remain. available to facilitate any political solution able to uni fight the libyan institutions. libyan officials say the capital remains calm for now no doubt the main if you didn't promise the situation is normal and there is no form of fighting prime minister fayyad serai has given orders to the air defense to stand up to any possible threat to the lives of civilians libya has been in turmoil since the nato backed removal of its longtime ruler mama gadhafi in twenty eleven and since twenty fourteen it's had two competing governments have to dominates the east of libya leading a loose alliance of armed factions he's repeatedly expressed his intention to march on tripoli beyond. his ambitions some analysts say after his goal is allowed a voice in diplomatic efforts to secure a peaceful future this and now this minute this moment is just because the national conference is coming in ten days or so time i don't think you're going to see any pitched battles and he may be working the media narra

a y from the united nations calls on militia troops to halt their advance on the capital of libya. the forces commanded by a warlord who's in a power struggle backed government in tripoli the u.n. chief has been trying to avert civil war also coming up. on the move over turkey closing old airport and opens a new one it's been billed as filled largest move in aviation history and a big project for president. and big gains fever grips germany. for their biggest. match could go a long way to deciding who finishes the season as champion. thanks for joining us. the united nations security council has called on militia forces closing in on the libyan capital tripoli to halt their advance but the troops commanded by a warlord called khalifa haftar have also suffered some losses inflicted by fighters for the u.n. back government while the u.n. special envoy to libya has said he is determined to go ahead with a planned national peace conference in a week's time there are now fears of a renewed civil war libya has been riveted by violence and division since longtime dictator moammar gadhafi

and united nations remain. available facilitate any political solution able to unify the libyan institutions here in tripoli libyan officials say the capital remains calm and the reassuring people who live here that government forces are ready to repel any attack on the city now that the very problem the situation is normal and there is no form of fighting prime minister fayyad satirized has given orders to the air defense to stand up to any possible threat to the lives of civilians. libya has been in turmoil since the need to bag the removal of its long time ruler i'm really get deaf in twenty eleven and since twenty fourteen it has had two competing governments have to do we need to the east of libya leading a lose alliance of factions but his repeatedly except present his intention to march on tripoli beyond his military ambitions some analysts say have to his goal is a loud voice in diplomatic efforts to secure a peaceful future for the last several years general haftar has stalled. for rio and processes in

the world failed to respond and so the united states is calling on the united nations to. live up to its very purpose. reject the failed leadership of nicolas maduro russian ambassador made the point that essentially the situation in venezuela can't simply be blamed on the government that interference by the united states and efforts by countries around the world to interfere in venezuela's affairs and create a crisis in the country had a lot to do with the current situation we would use it with one hand you are grabbing venezuela by the throat introducing new sanctions and destructions that prevent the country from developing normally with the other hand you are picking the pockets of venezuela you want to shamelessly expropriating venezuelan assets in western banks the venezuelan government criticized forces around the world for recognizing the individual declared to be president by the united states the self-proclaimed president of venezuela who is not recognized by the majority of countries in the world pointing out that one great oh and his his self appointed governme

symbols now to afghanistan iraq to many other parts of the world so i believe that in case the united nations government recognized government a government of national accord once they have from the turkey militarily there is not up that turkey will support them militarily also that same thing what if he's backing the wrong horse in as much as. is well resourced he's got some very wealthy powerful backers and he's had his. arms and his fighters literally on the gates stationed on the gates of tripoli for several weeks now and he seems to be able to sustain that from my perspective of analyzing the situation in libya. being backed by the rich countries such as the gulf countries does not mean that they hundred percent will brink you the ground to your success and victory because the moral striation on the ground is very open through public government is the united nations secret nies government so taking into consideration who's backing the rebellion heidi for half the turkey there from the perspective of principle of the turkish foreign policy keep on supporting the you under cognize governme

the united nations world food program has managed to deliver tons of food and other aid to accessible areas hundreds of thousands of people have received help. today i'm getting paid for the first time myself until now i have gotten by with most my daughter and grandchildren received after their houses were destroyed. around half a million small holders and their families lost their livelihoods in the storm harvests and a large part of their seed stocks for next year have been destroyed eighty percent of the people in this region are relying on these crops or fish which has been basically wiped out as you know people in the affected areas will have to rely on aid supplies for months to come. now to some other stories that are making headlines around the world finland social democrats are claiming a razor thin victory in parliamentary elections party leader auntie rinna could now become the first leftist prime minister in more than twenty years the populist rightwing finns party came a close second climate change welfare and immigration dominated the vote. a little known mayor in india

this is the news live from the united nations militia troops to hold their advance on the capital of libya the forces that commanded by warlord who's in a power struggle with the u.s. government and the u.n. chief has been trying to avert for news. coming out of there remember the deadliest one hundred days on sunday the nation commemorates the twenty fifth anniversary of the genocide killed nearly a million people we'll hear from the supply of those striving to keep the peace. through one of these strikingly modern designs were created a century ago. we visit a new museum in the city of buying my house. i mean you could just mckinnon thank you so much for joining us. the united nations security council has called on militia forces closing in on the libyan capital tripoli to halt their advance but the troops commanded by khalifa haftar a warlord in the east of the country have also suffered some losses inflicted by fighters for the un backed government there are now fears of a renewed civil war in libya which has been riven by violence and division since longtime ruler muammar gaddaf

but now it's time for the united nations to act. and for the world to stand with the people of venezuela as they march to freedom. history has taught us what happens when the civilized nations of the world allow oppression to go unchecked. when a brutal dictatorship arose in europe. the world failed to respond. millions of lives were lost in the second world war. this very institution was forged. in the aftermath of that war. so that nations around the world could come together. and confront dictatorship with one voice. and so the united states is calling on the united nations to. live up to its very purpose reject the failed leadership of nicolas maduro. stand with us stand with nations across the world across this hemisphere to help the people of venezuela forge a brighter future. as president trump has said quote if the righteous many do not confront the wicked few than evil will triumph. when decent people and nations become bystanders to history the forces of destruction only gather power and strength. so let us today rededicate

case they should be a change of leadership within venezuela that the united nations should officially recognized as the leader of that country and that the embassador to the united nations should be expelled the time has come for the united nations to recognize interim president one quad over as the legitimate president of venezuela and seek his representative in this body this body should revoke the credentials of venezuela's representative to the united nations recognize interim president one go and see the representative of the free venezuelan government in this body without delay with all due respect mr ambassador you shouldn't be here you should return to venezuela and tell nicolas maduro that his time is up it's time for him to go well the russians in particular are absolutely opposed to any form of regime change in venezuela the russian ambassador specimen telling the council that the real threat to ben as well it came from outside forces such as the united states so once again an issue on which the security council deeply divided very difficult to see how the united states is

and the united nations remain. available to facilitate any political solution able to unify the libyan institutions. then whatever happens the u.n. will remain could lead to and i will remain committed to support the leading people . for more on the situation in libya we're joined joined by mona hefley f. me of arabic service thank you so much for joining us mona now militia forces are advancing on the capital the u.n. backed government in tripoli has sent out its militias in an attempt to stop them tell us how serious is the situation the situation is quite serious and as we can see fighting has been ongoing close to the international airport in tripoli tripoli and also yesterday house that met with the u.n. general a secretary. yes where afterwards the. u.n. envoy to libya stated. made it clear that he had no interest in halting his advance so in general it is quite obvious that he is so quite determined to take over tripoli tell us more about khalifa haftar who is he and what is he what does he want to achieve h

and united nations remain. available facilitate political solution able to uni fi the libyan institutions here in tripoli libyan officials say the capital remains calm and the reassuring people who live here that government forces are ready to repel any attack on the city now that the very problem the situation is normal and there is no form of fighting prime minister fires satirized has given orders to the air defense to stand up to any possible threat to the lives of civilians. libya has been in turmoil since the need to bag the removal of its long time ruler into an eleven and since twenty fourteen it has had two competing governments have to do we need to the east of libya leading a lose alliance of factions but his repeatedly except present his intention to marshawn tripoli beyond his military ambitions some analysts say. if there is a good is a loud voice in diplomatic efforts to secure a peaceful future this and now this minute this moment is just because the national conference is coming in ten days or

and united nations remain. available to facilitate any political solution able to uni fi i believe in institutions. and whatever happens. the un will remain could meet and i will be made to meet today to support the libyan people. but hope seems to be running out near the capital have tossed forces a clashing with the militias that support the un backed government the situation is uncertain but have talks advance is unlikely to bring peace the risk is renewed civil war. ended. to talk about that i'm joined by now they're outside us from d.w. arabic news service good to have you on the show so can a military confrontation new civil war can it be averted or is it inevitable i wouldn't say it is a debatable but it's also possible because we have seen in the past eight years since the ousting of about fifty to two thousand and eleven that a variety of militias have been. fighting inside libya north east and west and there has been also kind of a civil war between those militias so it's not. it's not a very delusion

united nations human rights office of the high commissioner. european parliament's. and global alliance of national human rights institutions. the u.n. secretary general says he's leaving libya with a heavy heart as eastern forces advance on the capital tripoli. you're watching all to zero live from our headquarters here in doha also coming up hundreds of thousands in the algerian capital demanding more change after the president abdelaziz bouteflika resigned earlier this week. the british prime minister asked the e.u. for yet another delay she wants three more months. also ahead picking up the pace south koreans become the first in the world with nationwide five speed on their mobile telephone. our top story the u.n. secretary general antonio leaving libya after holding talks with rival for suze in the last hour he's been on twitter this is what he said i leave libya with a heavy hearts and i'm deeply concerned i still hope it's possible to avoid a bloody confrontation in and around tripoli the u.n. is committed to facilitating a political solution and whatever happe

and they became a united nations force. although the americans provided the dominant number of military troops. truman always said that the decision to commit american forces to south korea was the most difficult decision he made as president. and the reason for that was this whole question about whether -- would it start world war iii? troops had just come back from the second world war five years earlier. america is tired of being at war. would americans support it? would it lead to a wider engagement against china? these are a lot of tough questions he's wrestling with. for those reasons he thought it was the most difficult decision he made as president. and there never has been an actual peace treaty at the end of the war. it's based on an armiestous. technically they're still at war. they just have an armestous in place. >> i immediately got in my car. we had a wonderful luncheon. thing ever then i went town to the station to lgbt town. and you never saw such a turn out at that station. it was estimated by the washingt

this body should revoke the credentials of venezuela's representative to the united nations with all due respect mr ambassador you shouldn't be here. you should return to venezuela. and tell nicolas maduro that his time is up. it's time for him to go. to field if you have the power in your hands to expel your enemies from the united nations those that you do not like indicates to me that you don't understand the charter of the united nations and the purposes and principles of the united nations so stop interfering in the affairs of other states you will only gain respect from that which was a duty but you don't like it when others interfere in your affairs no one likes that. meantime a battle venezuelan president nicolas maduro still has power and still has control despite u.s. economic and diplomatic ongoing pressure russia's ambassador to the u.n. says events at the security council rather attempt by washington that regime change caleb maupin full of the session in more detail like pets the u.s. vice president represented the usa and gave remarks harshly critical of the venezuelan

and united nations remain. available to facilitate any political solution able to unify the libyan institution. whatever happens. the u.n. will remain could be to and i will remain committed to support the libyan. libyans these are these security prosperity and the respect of their human rights hundreds of thousands of algerians have rallied in the capital for the first time since the resignation of president abdelaziz bouteflika they want. to go as well the country's intelligence chief and close to former president was a freak i was reportedly fired on friday in mali thousands of protesters have condemned the government saying it's not doing enough to stop ethnic violence they march in the capital bamako demanding the resignation of president abraham boubacar kaita the demonstration one of the biggest in recent years follows the killing of one hundred sixty villages from the full on equal in the us see democrat controlled no house of congress is suing donald trump's administration it's challenging his emergenc

al jazeera at the united nations. >> u.s.nt donald trump has denied claims that he paid north korea to million dollars for the return of american student auto wonder -- for an american student. the student entered a coma in north korea after being detained and tortured for removing a propaganda poster from a wall. trump wrote on twitter that he had never paid money for any hostage. woman who admitted to being a kremlin spy has been sentenced to 18 months in prison in the united states. maria butina pleaded guilty in december to conspiracy and infiltrating the nra gun lobby to influence republicans and conservative activists. the judge also wanted bettina to be deported back to russia after beplete -- butina to deported back to russia after completing her prison term. on sunday, spain will vote for its third parliament in less than five years. no single party is expected to secure a majority but all eyes are on the far right. notidates are urging voters to support the far right party. the rulingst socialist will win the bigges

so the united states became the first nation to recognize israel. action at the time in the united states was pretty favorable to the decision, although, of course, it remains in the news today, you know, you read your daily newspapers and you know that the issue has not gone away, that there are still tensions, great tensions in the middle east. so like many of truman's decisions he made at the time, a lot of those decisions still affect us today. and israel, the recognition of israel is one of the biggest. >> the decisive battle has arrived. the people are going to have to choose one side or the other. the democratic party and i have nothing to conceal. >> in 1948, truman had decided to run for a second term as president. he was trailing very, very badly in the polls. he was receiving a lot of criticism. in 1946, what had been a democratic congress had been replaced with a republican congress. so truman faced an uphill battle in his 1948 presidential election campaign. he decided to make it a whistle stop tour. and we saw the pictures of he and bes

united nations human rights office of the high commissioner. european parliament. and global alliance of national human rights institutions. twenty one the teenage years are left behind still trying to find my place trying to see where i fit in the whole picture and adult hood begins to take form i did cook occasionally but the great doesn't really want me to you wants me to stay off my feet in two thousand and six south africa revisits the children of apartheid for the time and much has changed over the past forty menas twenty one up south africa announces iraq. well you know. some of the. time between the two main parties in israel but benjamin netanyahu has the advantage in coalition talks. time sam is a guy and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up i. thousands around sudan's military headquarters for a fourth night as western nations join the call for political transition. british prime minister about to head to an e.u. emergency summit on. first she faces questions parliament. russia's president puts forward an ambitious program to secure moscow's f

and united nations remain. available facilitate political solution able to unify the libyan institutions here in tripoli libyan officials say the capital remains calm and there reassuring people who live here that government forces are ready to repel any attack on the city no doubt that very well the situation is normal and there is no form of fighting prime minister fayyad satirized has given orders to the air defense to stand up to any possible threat to the lives of civilians. libya has been in turmoil since the need to bag the removal of its long time ruler in twenty eleven and since twenty fourteen it has had two competing governments have to do we need to the east of libya leading a lose alliance of factions but his repeatedly expressed his intention to march on tripoli beyond his military ambitions some analysts say have to his goal is a loud voice in diplomatic efforts to secure a peaceful future for the last several years general haftar has stalled. for rio and processes in paris last year which both o

look we are used to we've lost our trust in the international community and the united nations or an international if it's we only trust libyans who really want to build this nation according to democratic principles and the rule of law we lost our trust because the international community is powerless and is incapable of bringing any significant results they announce we'll have a u.n. security council meeting on libya comes after france italy the u.a.e. u.k. ammi us released a joint statement warning against any military action there and diplomatic editor james bass has more reaction from the nato summit in washington. libya wasn't on the formal agenda of the meeting here at the state department of nato foreign ministers but it clearly was discussed on the margins of this meeting because we have a statement from some key nato countries and a major regional player the statement says that they are deeply concerned about the current fighting in libya it goes on at this sensitive moment in libya's transition military posturing and threats of unilateral action only respond to libya back t

united nations human rights office of the high commissioner. european parliament. and global alliance of national human rights institutions. they join one of the world's most notorious on the groups. but found a way out rebuild their lives and ma'am help us. a tale of course for crew and child soldiers and the have the fake exploitation of women the door to me is a. part of the radicalized. tunnel designer. you know what. i'm. hearing that the. european union leaders offer u.k. prime minister theresa may an extension to brics it. i'm richelle carey this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. voting ends in israel but the coalition negotiations are just getting started. you should return to venezuela. until nicolas maduro that his time is up. it's time for him to go and as well and later nicolas maduro accuses the u.s. vice president of arrogance after he calls on the u.n. to recognize. president dataset for algeria's presidential election after weeks of protests calling for an overhaul of the entire political system. back to the breaking news out of brussels t

well the united nations and the international community has been watching the situation in sudan very carefully almost as soon as word got out that omar al bashir had been deposed the united kingdom and europeans on the council were calling for a security council meeting to review the situation they haven't taken any specific action yet but certain members of the council have been very outspoken including the united kingdom who said that the call for a two year transition to a civilian government just wasn't good enough they were worried that wasn't fast enough. but they were also concerned about the situation of protesters their rights being protected the high commissioner for human rights has spoken out about that the secretary general has expressed concern so well no official action from the security council yet fair to say a high level of concern and as the president of the security council put it the fact that they even met on this issue so quickly should send that signal and it seems that there is some response taking place in sudan to these concerns by way of background i shoul

sponsored peace talks as a way out of the ongoing crisis but as the united nations support the mission in libya has postponed the general national conference that was supposed to be held in the city over the dam is on the full two years of this month many people here are now uncertain they were counting on the that conference as a way hour to put an end to the ongoing fighting and the transition transitional phases in libya by sitting dates for general elections. the u.s. speaker of the house nancy pelosi wants the president to end american involvement in the war in yemen by signing a resolution passed by congress last week pelosi says the situation in yemen has left and scar and stain on the conscience of the world donald trump says he'll veto the measure a white house statement said the support for the saudi like coalition in yemen does not mean the u.s. is engaged in hostilities. we the president must sign this legislation we're so bipartisan by camel legislation that will sending him to advance a peaceful enduring solution to our british tyranny. thank you again for this important

and united nations remain. available facilitate any political solution able to unify the libyan institutions here in tripoli libyan officials say the capital remains calm and the reassuring people who live here that government forces are ready to repel any attack on the city now that the very problems the situation is normal and there is no form of fighting prime minister fayyad satirized has given orders to the air defense to stand up to any possible threat to the lives of civilians. libya has been in turmoil since the need to bag the removal of its long time ruler muammar gadhafi in twenty eleven and since twenty fourteen it has had two competing governments have to do we need to the east of libya leading a lose alliance of factions but his repeatedly except present his intention to march on tripoli beyond his military ambitions some analysts say have to his goal is a loud voice in diplomatic efforts to secure a peaceful future for the last several years general haftar has stalled. for rio and processes in pa

cut all funding to a united nations relief agency that provides services for palestinian refugees from the west bank living and sprawling camps in jordan now around two million palestinians live in these camps in jail russia and bacca and as for him and a mob report the budget cuts have had a severe effect on their lives. twenty seven year old ali inglis lee rome's the refugee camp or he was born and raised it was once his job to clean the streets here but now the garbage is left on collected she was one of around forty senate ition laborers employed by the united nations relief and works agency for palestine refugees who are for short to keep the girish camp in jordan clean in twenty eighteen the trump administration announced it would seize all funding to the agency so it has had to let employees go including sanitation laborers like ogg. the un agency was able to raise new funds from some forty other countries but still needed to reduce its hold budget by ninety two million u.s. dollars last year. my financial situation is difficult when my elderly father notes of deals were i can't

united nations has warned of massive flooding over the next ten days in mozambique as a second powerful storm lashes the country psycho kenneth has destroyed homes and killed at least three people just six weeks after the deadly cyclone tens of thousands of people were evacuated the world meteorological organization says it's the strongest cyclon to hit the region in recorded history well earlier we spoke to matthew carter communications coordinator with the red cross he says like kenneth has destroyed most of the houses in one district the country's north and more heavy rain is forecast. well in one district for example. local mozambique red cross volunteers at least on the ground there say something like ninety percent of houses to be destroyed are the same as an urgent need for tents for food for water . nine districts in the north most problems of mozambique are without power so we're still ascertaining what level of damages. as hits but. yeah i mean that the first news the first occasion this isn't good from the area the forecast is for a prolonged period of rain heavy rains over n

you doing a great job in taking it abroad let me let me sort of liberalism let me say is the united nations the united states rather the commerce department right now because you said you need to bring foreign direct investment into the country the this is the u.s. states united states commerce department saying sanctions on fifteenth south sudanese oil operators they were importing sources of cash for the government in an action aimed at increasing pressure on our present keer to end the country's conflict and humanitarian crisis so this is it's not just the united nations report this is the largest or oil producing company in the country in the world these are the united states government which is going to be either you part or are going against you how do you plan to bring in more investors when your country's prognosis is quite opposite to what you've been seeing speaking u.s. is a friend going to continue to be a friend because they have been with us during the war and they have been with us when we were conducting a friend myself i was also privileged to be in new york and washington

hanna joins us from the united nations. what do we know about the meeting, mike?t is a meeting that is happening behind closed doors. we spoke to some members as they were walking in, all expressing great concern about the situation in libya. the media is being briefed by the special representative for libya, who spoke to the security council via video link from tripoli. we understand he has told the security council that he will be meeting with the libyan prime minister in the course of the day and then will be holding a phone conversation with the rebel leader in benghazi, after speaking with the prime minister. the security council meeting, still underway, it has been underway now for a couple of hours. at stake as well is the national reconciliation conference that was due to take place in just 10 days in tripoli. the m of that conference, put together by the united nations -- the aim at that conference, put together by the united nations, was to begin discussing the roadmap that would go to the political process leading to national elections toward the end of

united nations human rights office of the high commissioner. european parliament. and global alliance of national human rights institutions. for the nomadic jacka tribe survival is about reaching their destination. if we don't hurry will never be able to get a top up in the storm we follow the mongolian herdsmen on a treacherous migration. is dangerous to the ices of them as they strive to preserve their traditional way of life a little bit longer sometimes luser cattle there with cold water because of the storm risking it all mongolia on al-jazeera. the un chief calls for calm during a trip to libya as troops loyal to east toward honey for how to advance on the capital. norrin taylor says al-jazeera live from london also coming up. the house of representatives follows the senate and votes to end u.s. involvement in the war in yemen in a rebuke to president trump. investigators say there was no pilot error in the ethiopian airlines crash last month. and i moved on because coping with the outbreak of cholera that's threatening the lives of thousands of cyclonic dies

united nations human rights office of the high commissioner. european parliament. and global alliance of national human rights institutions. the biggest democracy in the world is going to the polls in an election process that will last for over a month and with over nine hundred million eligible to vote india is about to choose its new government how will the controversies of the citizenship bill announcing tensions with pakistan influence the vote. join us as we assess all phases of the election as india decides its path. india votes twenty nine t. on al-jazeera. one billion mobile phone. tree where one in full. color is to the common good. challenge is a digital to devise an easy to struggling. to find a way to bring the two worlds together. between the two main parties in israel but benyamin netanyahu has the advantage in coalition talks. watching al-jazeera live from doha fully backed also coming up. around sudan's military headquarters for a fourth night as western nations join the call for political transition algeria is army chief patients during the governme

militias after this episode because they have to some extent with very active support of the united nation have succeeded over the last year. to control a lot of these militias and incorporate them as regular army officers. we haven't seen a lot of fighting in tripoli as it was before there were some incidents but nothing really spectacular. and boy was able to get an agreement with all of these militias last year he had also it threatened and named some of those who violated. so they they were a been the last week more or less under the control of the government. now what happened last week through everything been the air i mean across the board. and east militias now are acting guests in defense of the tripoli government but i'd the same time they went back to their old habits of basically just following their own commanders on the field it so happened that they are all converging on one goal and that is to defeat have to but after that is done. the question is very much open so let's talk about who supports who it's no secret egypt saudi arabia united arab emirates even france have been

united nations is saying rockets and mortar shells have hit residential neighborhoods in the libyan capital tripoli is the target of an offensive by road general who after it wants to wrestle a city from the u.n. recognized government of libya almost three hundred people have been killed and around thirty nine thousand have been displaced on thursday the international committee of the red cross describes some residential areas as battlefields meanwhile doctors without borders has released video of a raid on the us or been a series detention center half those forces are accused of storming the facility south of tripoli on tuesday and beating migrants and refugees who are protesting about the conditions there at least two people were killed and twenty injured. it with the news hour live from london much more still ahead we're going to be bringing you all the latest at the detention center in mexico where hundreds of migrants staged a mass escape overnight. china's president seeks to ease fears over his belt and road project connecting asia to europe at a forum attended by thirty seven world l

unless martin griffith says clearly to the united nation that there is some parties in yemen who are making obstacles making a difficult to employment a so-called agreement then there is no way i norm that is trying to use political language he is not trying to name who is making differ. cult is on the political way but i think he should come to a point that he has so mentioned he has to be very very frank not a mom and you seem to be. difficulty what you seem to be saying is that the u.n. is almost to blame here because they're not using the right kind of language cole let me just bring you in hey you deal with the u.n. you deal with various yemenis both inside and outs of yemeni outside of yemen on all of sides is the u.n. role a problem. i think that would just would be missing the wood for the trees because ultimately it is the two warring parties and their sponsors who need to agree the one can only facilitate to remind them of the laws of war which are which they need to adhere to. what what i would i think in a bit of divergence from from the other colleagues on the panel

nation. what we saw last night in paris is this ability to mobilize unite and when during our history we've built cities ports churches many have been burned or have been destroyed by wars revolutions by our own fault each time we rebuilt them the fire of our lady reminds us that our history never stops and that we will always have tests to overcome. had been undergoing renovation when it became engulfed in flames more than two hundred thousand kilos of lead and thousands of mediæval open beams in the roof court fight easily and fast. four hundred year old paintings hanging high in the cathedral have been damaged but firefighters and staff formed a human chain to save other artifacts. thrones golden candelabras gem incrusted crucifixes and other relics will be transferred to the louvre museum for storage but this united nations world heritage site will need to go through a careful lengthy and expensive restoration process it's really a site that it is geared to or not all the regions but it's the whole of france but also the whole of humanity because it's a symbol or not only for the christian wo

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recognize opposition leader as interim president during a speech at the united nations security council. under the vice president of the united states mike pence ridiculous to the security council of the united nations you can understand the city's racist supremacy they believe me as superior to us they believe they give orders to venezuela to the world they believe they are the empire who gives orders that governs the takes that gives to parents in venezuela you should know the president of the republic is not put here by you or donald trump. has more from the capital caracas on the aid agreement. president nicolas maduro merits with the head of the red cross late on tuesday and he agreed to allow for the red cross through the liver much needed a true venezuela didn't disclose the type of it or how much it will be delivered but it is an admission that there is a need for a to be received by many across the country because of the worsening economic situation now the president and his supporters the governments have been saying that the reason why the economy is getting so bad is because

coordinate in a school if it does it has to be done something in the united nations security council and there has to be analyzed all these trees in the in the u.n. where they can come together where point where there will be possibility indicted duty of the korean peninsula and that would also mean that it has to be international but i'm. not quoting of that security would not be british and so if so wouldn't it be would be respected but let me point out that diddy's that trust deficit between not and the us that is because of what americans have been dealing with if we do it wasn't the program that is what happened with the libya i'm in it because had a rule of britain had a role in the denuclearization of the libya and literally have seemed that the same country was a bomb so i think laws concerns getting on with the leadership of do not do you think this summit will bring america back to the table they did walk away from talks with north korea but g. think they'll be influenced in any way by these talks that have taken place. well there's a hard to imagine at this particular poin