then for turkey to exist only if the western part of libya. when we handle about these competing interests from outside forces in libya when are we ever going to arrive at the stage where people like you in the west are going to get together with people libyans in the east and work out a future of your country together it doesn't seem a lot thoughts on the horizon does it. finally i mean really. 'd between the libyan forces way it is actually. used it's a civil war. problem description according to my understanding from that and if you get in libya every time ever we are ready to sit with the reasonable people who believe in their separate states and democratic the constitution. but we can help to reduce this to be a sort of accept any agreement which isn't to the contrary 'd the values that are set forth 'd in there because i gave and signed on as we said 15 december and. this is you have 52 words which stablish states and the national community have agreed with. them and we are ready to go off on that but the 3 and a vip examination and the

interests in libya this means they intend by all means maintain to full told at least in eastern libya to dissent for the time being they want to prevent the island they from getting defeated in tripoli tamia we see how far they got they will get may be able to pull off if they recently arrived at the chance also be offensive of the libyan national army again to with the pretty pena but i doubt that the couple of fight the chits is enough to change that i think and to allow the end of an 8 with back again but with 3 pretty it seems to be more like it that this fight the chits if the number remains limited have to propose to buy just some time for the libyan national army who gets closer to some kind of negotiated settlement it could also well be that the purpose of this fight the chance is to peta the turks and the operational cannell from attacking towards eastern libya we see i guess the next days and weeks and show ok sami turkey the u.a.e. have call for a ceasefire all geria the e.u. is calling for a ceasefire are we going to get a cease fire. i would like to start with the mention

that they idea of a any sort of unified libya is so far in the distance. could just have the east. well i think people often suggested partition of the country but i think it's not it's not an easy solution by any means and it i don't believe it's a solution to the majority of libyans want not least because much of the oil comes from the south through the east and west how would you share out the economic benefits of the oil production i do think more decentralization is a better solution so you have very limited powers at the center so you do have a single identity for the country but then you devolve budgets and responsibility and i think that might work either to regions or to towns or to municipalities but i don't think partition is something that the international community or even libyans should in visit or think might be a solution to their problems. do you think now is the time that after can be persuaded to sit down and talk now that he's on no it's not all over is not necessary on the back or is this the time to speak to him and tell him to sit d

libya's war. is forced into a rich and important advice near the capital tripoli is back in the hands of the un recognized government pull this prolonging the civil war or kick start talks between the warring factions. still. hello welcome to the program. told the world he's the only man who can bring stability back to libya the wall of launched a military offensive last year to take control 'd of the capital from the un recognized government in tripoli but his forces have suffered a series of setbacks in the latest have to his forces lost control of the headquarters of his offensive. base southwest of tripoli troops are backing the government in tripoli say they've destroyed weapons provided by russia and the united arab emirates and they've since retaken 2 towns close to the base while prime minister fire seraj hailed the victory he warns the battle is far from over after a spokesman downplayed the last saying that always planned to leave the base. a minute yet this move was not made in the spur

host: i want to turn to libya. clearly, turkeys intervention has upended the situation on the ground. it has given the upper hand to one government against his archrival have car. he had been holed up in the capital, tripoli. it seems now that have to's troops and allies are fleleeing, and ththis is h happening as s e speak in l libya. guest: the situation remains very critical l and fragile. we signed d an agreemement withe libyan governmnment, which is recognized by the um as the representative of the libyan people, back in dececember of 2019. uponon the request of the libyan government's national court, we are being provided with some advice, and we havave s sent soe advisors to help them bring a degree of balance. when it comes to our intervention enter agreement, the national government has indeed brorought a degree o of balance toto the conflict there. if you look after's behavavior ovover the last twtwo years, hes broken every single agreement, every single cease-fire put together and implemented by the inte

part of libya territories. not only tripoli, bubut benghazi and other placaces. the recent actions by the hofta forces have turned people in because he againsnst him -- benghazi against him.. they a are entitled and i see tm determined to defend themselves against hofta if needed militarily. >> you are encouraging the government to defeat him militarily if he doesn't want to listen to conciliation, correct? >> we have been encouragaging tm topppply the pnciples s of the berlin conference, a as well as the u.n. plan. >> also military force? >> no, the e berlin conference called for a cease-fire for a politica resolution. it was out of the berlin confererence that t a militaryry councicil decisionon was t takee esestablished. fifive from each side to talk about deconflicting. hofta's side refused to send representatives to the council. theyey increased their military attacks. in response, the government is responding to them to push off their military offense. >> i want to ask you about some news that just came o

southern libya and then since last year since last april in tripoli. syria and its russian are being accused of carrying out unlawful attacks on opposition held areas in northwestern syria amnesty international's latest report says some of the ground and air offensives between december and march amount to war crimes missy's documented 18 attacks on medical facilities and schools in live northwestern hama and western aleppo and highlights witness testimonies of russian airstrikes in january that killed 11 civilians in residential buildings close to a hospital national also accuses syrian government forces of breaking international law the following month when cluster bombs hit a school in the killing 6 people including children and nearly a 1000000 people were displaced displaced by the syrian russian offensive between december and march creating the worst humanitarian crisis since the war started well let's speak to rally around again who is senior crisis advisor international and co-author of the report she is via skype from denver raw irag thank you

policy in libya u.s. backing the government of national accord in tripoli since 2016 and thirdly pursuing economic interests trying to carve out a state put itself in libya to have economic returns in the near future so essentially it's a low cost investment for russia with potentially oil or as a whole high yields in the in the future now that we're seeing the u.n. confirming the presence of russian private security contractors in libya is there likely to be action or a push for action. well it has been no or no secret i mean i think the u.s. diplomats and other foreign capitals have been seeing evidence of russian fighters on the ground what was. what was the debate was how many u.s. officials were saying 3000 that to us always seemed like an inflated number i think the number 1000 proposed by the u.n. panel of experts reports is is more is more realistic now will all of this push parties into action meaning push the international community towards reconsidering its military strategy well we can only ho

cheaper libya there's only one solution only one planet and it is the u.n. back of the court the week later that of the vote to reject and it's continued as advances in various places where there is the southern libya and then since last year as it was in tripoli. now to the u.s. where nearly 80000 people have now died from the corona virus present donald trump continues to describe his administration's handling of the crisis as a success but as mike hanna reports the u.s. government is facing criticism for the lack of any pandemic response. in past decades the u.s. was the global leader in pandemic response the bush administration largely set the world agenda in combating the h 5 n one or bird flu virus if we wait for a pandemic to appear he warned it will be too late to prepare president obama demanded daily briefings from the pandemic response team then ordered troops into the field to fight the 2014 a bowler epidemic the 1st ever deployment of the military in a medical crisis and here's stablished a pandemic response unit within the national security cou

libya's warlord. is forced into a rich and important advice near the capital tripoli is back in the hands of the un recognized government pull this prolonging the civil war or kick start talks between the warring factions. hello welcome to the program and. told the world he's the only man who can bring stability back to lip.

turkey is now threatening that if have to as forces attacks continue targeting its interests in libya then have to individuals or elements will be a legitimate target for turkey this comes after thursday's attacks targeted the embassy and to the police city center and killed 3 people in the vicinity of the turkish embassy in the city center now turkey also reiterated that it has it has been supporting its friendly and brothers in in libya and it said that it will continue according to the statement it will continue supporting the government of national called because it is diligent mut a government that's representing libya and is because mazed by the international community the turkish intervention with the government of national accord has changed the battle process on the ground dramatically it has shifted the balance of power in favor of the government of national court especially after turkish drones were introduced to the battles and have been targeting have to his forces locations in many areas. well libya has been engulfed by conflict for almost a decade now there was a brief

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and it's going to libya now where the u.n. recognize government says it has killed 5 of the suffice soldiers loyal to the warlord honey for huffed are the government is also seized the towns of t.g. and by that a south of the air base which was itself captured on monday in comes as the u.n. marked a shift in tone towards have tar that directly criticizing the renegade commander our diplomatic editor james bays reports stuff from the united nations. in recent weeks the un's acting special representative stephanie williams gave this bleak assessment of the situation in libya to security council ambassadors i believe we have reached another turn in the conflict conflict. from what we're witnessing in terms of the massive influx of weaponry the crittenden's and mercenaries to the 2 sides the only conclusion that we can draw is that this war will intensify and broaden him deep devastating consequences for the libyan people as the foreign intervention increases the libyans themselves are getting lost in the mess their voices crowded

to north africa now where libya's u.n. recognize government says it's retake control of the alawite base it was being used as a headquarters for ward cleaver hafter in the country's west mahmud of the wire reports of a city in western libya. but it is a moment of victory for the libyan government forces and another setback for a warlord who he for have to fighters. officials in tripoli say their forces have taken back with air bases near border it had been under have to control since 2014 the base is within 50 kilometers of 3 key towns is in 10 as wara and as. it's location had made it difficult for government forces to find a secure area when they launch a ground and air strikes to retake the bases in airlie made the fighting resulted in heavy losses on both sides the military says the turning point came when it destroyed at least 2 of half that is russian made a defense system the game changer in terms of the last year. after is offensive. from tripoli and i think in that sense we have to understand how it's changed the

libya's a u.n. recognized government says it has killed 5 soldiers loyal to the warlord holly for half that the government has also seized the talons of t.g. and by that a south of the airbase which was captured on monday it comes as the u.n. marked a shift in tone towards half that directly criticizing the renegade commander our diplomatic editor james bays of reports now from the united nations. in recent weeks the un's acting special representative stephanie williams gave this bleak assessment of the situation in libya to security council ambassadors i believe we have reached another turn in the conflict conflict from what we are witnessing in terms of the massive influx of weaponry acquittance and mercenaries to the 2 sides the only conclusion that we can draw is that this war will intensify our broaden in. devastating consequences for the libyan people as the foreign intervention increases the libyans themselves are getting lost in the mess their voices crowded out we must not let live the yes

body in libya itself to the u.s. cues russia's deploy more fighter jets to help the libyan war and for have to in his attempt to topple the u.n. recognize government. traders have returned to the floor of the new york stock exchange for the 1st time since mid march as lock down restrictions continue to be lifted. yes a limited number of traders all are allowed on the floor they must wear u.s. investors optimistic about an economic recovery with stocks at the highest level in nearly 3 months let's go straightaway to gabriel is on who joins us live from new york stock exchange back in business but is it back to normal. not really i mean there is some symbolic significance to this in the sense that a limited number of traders are allowed back on the floor as you mentioned. first time in over 2 months since this stock exchange has closed it was closed the trading floor for the 1st time in its nearly 120 year history so it's highly significant even during 911 and world war 2 the stock exchange closed briefly but not to th

and other world news libya's internationally recognized government says it has retaken control of the air base the site has been used as warlord honey for half tires headquarters in western libya since 2014 earlier this month forces from tripoli launched an offensive to recapture the base soldiers loyal to have toppled out on monday after suffering major losses during heavy fighting in recent weeks let's bring in our correspondent in tripoli mahmoud abdel wad so mahmoud this latest move how might it change the battlefield in the balance of power. will fully apparently it will change the balance of power as you know that this is a strategic highly significant is being currently lost white house for us forces in the worst of the country as you know that have to us forces have been using this to send. jets to try to get the government forces look in many areas especially in southern tripoli it's very significant in the battle for the capital tripoli and as you know that have to us forces it lost to russian made a defense system unit spanish namely in that as they were targeted by the gov

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libya's u.n. recognized government as its attacked board $25.00 after its forces after rejecting its call for a cease fire. and jerusalem's al aqsa mosque compound islam's 3rd holiest sites is closed during ramadan because of lockdown restrictions. well an agreement among the world's top oil producers to cut their output comes into effect today friday following a collapse in global prices spurred on by a slump in demand because of the pandemic but it seems the deal may have only happened because president donald trump reportedly pressured saudi arabia implying the u.s. may withdraw its military support for riyadh if it didn't some advantage of it has this report. oil and water do not mix but politics and oil bond very well there is no official transcript of the conversation between the u.s. president and the saudi crown prince which resulted in saudi arabia. latest oil production cut reports suggest president all trump told muhammad been sold on that u.s. forces stationed in the kingdom could be w

embassy in libya the u.s. has been very quiet in which the u.s. now claims that it is a firm partner of the d.n.a. and that it has always been a partner of the g.n.a.t. and that it wants a political solution so now turkey has found itself between the russians and between the americans the americans don't want russia to have a big role that americans want to play a renewed big role in libya and turkey is caught in between the 2 the russian prosecutors are seeking an 18 year jail sentence for a former u.s. marine accused of spying paul whelan was detained in moscow in 2018 but he says that he's framed the prosecution accuses him of being a u.s. military intelligence colonel trying to obtain state secrets the u.s. national also holds british canadian and irish passports he denies the charges a fire has gutted hundreds of slums in the southeastern region of india's capital new delhi the incident has happened in the. area firefighters are trying to bring down the blaze that began in the early afternoon no casualties have been reported so far. while sta

it seems contradictory because until this moment did our russian ministries in libya with the weapons of vans with weapons. even the that was that all from saddam tripoli but that is still in bed he will lead the city about 300 kilometers from the capital tripoli that base there eyewitnesses local sources tell us that the walking were around freely in the city and they're being deployed somewhere else and central libya and have been flights to carry them to an identified. distillation may be inside libya again so the question now is whether or not the russians would be able to. fly these fighter jets to be engaged in the conflict after the american warning nic it's like we're close but more broadly just because you and i spoke about last week and they arrived last week by all accounts so have more arrived no are these the same jets that the u.s. in are referring to. well according to the united nations report about 1200 that russian medicine is from the bagnall group have been deployed in libya to fight alongside have to his forces against the internationally recognized government peo

turkey is now threatening that if have to as forces attacks continue targeting its interests in libya then have to individuals or elements will be a legitimate target for turkey this comes after a thursday's attacks targeted the embassy and to the police city center and killed 3 people in the vicinity of the turkish embassy in the city center now turkey also reiterated that it has it has been supporting its friendly and brothers in in libya and it said that it will continue according to the statement it will continue supporting the government of national called because it is diligent mut the government that's representing libya and is because mazed by the international community the turkish intervention with the government of national accord has changed the battle process on the ground dramatically it has shifted the balance of power in favor of the government of national accord especially after turkish drones were introduced to the battles and have been targeting have to look asians in many areas. syria and its russian ally are being accused of carrying out unlawful attacks on opposi

i'm about this and this is all just here a live from doha also coming up a warning libya's war will get worse the u.n. says a flood of weapons and foreign involvement is having a devastating impact. and laying down a challenge for china taiwan's pro independence president is sworn in again. trying to end the wildlife trade why of the chinese officials are stepping into the market . the best occasion is to be held in to how the world has responded to corona virus says the number of infections approaches 5000000 the world health organizations 194 member states of voted unanimously for an independent and impartial inquiry including an examination of its role the move has been welcomed by the director general who said that it wanted accountability more than anyone. the u.n. bodies being under attack from the u.s. which is accused of being too close to china president tom's threaten to cut all funding unless there is what he calls substantive improvements within the next 30 days but his demands are also under fire from washington d.c. mike hanna reports. president trump arrives on capitol hi

ball also ahead forces for libya's internationally recognized government to make more advances as the u.n. warns an influx of weapons and foreign involvement will make the conflict worse a presidential election underway in burundi despite warnings about coronavirus and international observers shut out those. who will not accept the beijing authorities use of one country 2 systems to downgrade taiwan and taiwan's president rejects china's sovereignty claims after being sore need for a 2nd time beijing says reunification is inevitably. a powerful psycho and has started dumping rain on bangladesh and eastern india's coast in india porn is expected to make landfall within the next few hours with winds of up to 175 kilometers per hour hundreds of thousands of people are being moved to shelters but preparations are complicated as many districts said dealing with coronavirus outbreaks people have been asked to maintain social distancing while staying in neighboring bang. the dash is attempting to evacuate 2200000 people to safety the country is on its highest level of alert 1200000 ringgit r

military bases in central libya india has reported its biggest one day jump in u.k. says nearly 7000 but domestic flights have resumed as the government eases restrictions after 2 months locked down. british prime minister boris johnson is facing condemnation for defending his top advisor there have been growing calls for dominick cummings to quit or be sacked after it emerged to travel during the lockdown is due to speak in the next hour in india the damage caused by a cycling is becoming clearer homes have been destroyed in villages in west bengal and a vicious states of being flooded sea water is seeping into farmland in the sunderbans mangroves regional unesco world heritage site restaurant and caro cafe owners in spain have opened their doors to customers for the 1st time in 2 months people can also go to the tells in museums in barcelona as part of the government's phased approach to easing virus restrictions as of july the 1st international tourists arriving in the country will not be required to enter quarantine the ruling party candidate has won the presiden

russia says it backs an immediate cease fire and talks to form a united governing body in libya after the u.s. accused russia of deploying more fighter jets to help ward cleaver hafter his forces have been trying to seize the capital tripoli from the un recognized government and the russian mercenaries have already withdrawn from southern tripoli libya's government says its forces found large amounts of ammunition left behind in the area. is a professor of political science at the university of texas in san antonio he says that neither russia nor turkey or any real interest in pulling out of libya. last week the motions and so work together and they said they want to they want to draw on libya but then they won't do that they have too much to say it's it's a 0 sum game they were they needed the russians nor turks are willing to give up their gains in libya nor the egyptians either and so and so i don't know for sure you that if if those forces loses a lot a lot more in tripoli you can have one egypt intervening in that it's a significant us repeat talk is cheap but ultimately what wou

created aerial capabilities in libya and significantly. attacked let's say the weaken the strategic advantage that the russian mercenaries provided namely in. in terms of attacking aerial defense system of their pants or systems that were m. iraq be supplied by russian manufactured systems now it's obvious that there is some form of back door deal between turkey and russia in terms of allowing these mercenaries to back out of tripoli and go towards by annuity then towards the front perhaps out of libya why they did this juncture i am not entirely sure but if they had and would draw in they would have probably gotten killed and i think that would have caused problematic dynamics between russia and turkey with syria in the background obviously to do this this this latest report puts the spotlight back on the wagon the group doesn't it the shadowy russian outfit that provides ministries how involved is the lot and the group in the conflicts in libya and syria which you just mentioned. well in terms of syria relate the dynamics that wagner gro

khalifa haftar headquarters in western libya. well let's get more on that with honesty of democracy he's the founder and director of the sadic institute that's the fastest public policy think tank in libya today he joins us from london via skype and as this is clearly a key air base for half the can you talk us through the significance of this could this be a turning point in the war. certainly it's a game changer in terms of the last year of $25.00 there's offensive. from on tripoli and i think in that sense we have to understand how it's changed the military calculus now have to had importance to russian defense systems that in recent days in order to safeguard in that frozen a valley of the assets and it popped out that it's really over this asset since 2015 in fact since the 1st civil war that was sparked by us and about that in 2014 now it's a major development because it really alters the way in which there can continue his offensive on tripoli the way that he can use a logistics supplied to supply his his troops and provid

while italy a mole to continue to be the main landing zones for refugees and migrants coming from libya both countries complain that not enough is being done to help them deal with the ongoing crisis and in the middle of a pandemic and a deteriorating security situation in libya many vulnerable people there are seeing their struggles become tougher than ever with little or no possibilities of a way out so on a diagonal al-jazeera. the failure of 2 downs is adding to a flood emergency in the u.s. state of michigan thousands have had to evacuate from their homes after days of heavy rain and rising waters some of calling it a once in 500 year event john hendren reports. across the midwest days of pounding rain water swelled to historic floods that swallowed entire towns. under. the worst of the water borne havoc swept over central michigan where surging waters overwhelmed to nearly century old dams submerging whole towns beneath the deluge and driving those quarantining from the pandemic out of their homes and into the streets we quickly got our to do. a couple changes of clothes and ourse

the forces of libya's u.n. recognized government in tripoli have made significant gains in their fight against the war khalifa haftar it conducted airstrikes after rejecting calls for a cease fire during ramadan hotting as the latest. this airstrike was carried out by libya's un recognized government in tripoli it targeted a supply chain for the forces of warlord highly for have to who has recently lost control of nearly 6 towns and cities in the west of the country. earlier this week have to abruptly called for a ceasefire during the month of ramadan giving him time to reorganize his overstretched supply lines. the government in tripoli rejected that saying have has not abided by previous cease fires analysts say have to it is losing momentum. he declared himself the leader of the country this week insisting he has popular mandate to govern libya but that was shortly after losing more ground in his military campaign to take control of the capital it called. this is his forces that was significant growth. and t

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says it has evidence up to 1000 russian mercenaries are fighting in libya for warlord tar the u.n. also says at least 2000 syrian fighters have been uprooted by hot hard to fight the internationally recognized government and the capital tripoli. health experts are warning the pandemic could lead to a historic surge in mental health problems as a growing number of people turn to drugs and alcohol a federal u.s. emergency hotline reported a 1000 percent increase in calls in april and a poll is found nearly half of americans say the crisis is affecting their mental health john hendren reports from chicago. it 13 jennifer jimenez became the face on a 1000 fashion magazines my life literally went from growing up and went outside us argentina where there was dirt roads and donkeys ran around all over to becoming a supermodel overnight just like that then after ending years of cocaine and alcohol addiction she went from the youngest model to grace the cover of elle to the front of recovery today now she says she fears a pandemic of drug addiction within the coronavirus pandemic there isn'

barbara: libya's u.n.-recognized soldiers, has killed and the government has seized a town in the south of the airbase which was captured on monday. it comes as the u.n. marked the shift in tone, directly criticizing the renegade commander. our diplomatic editor reports now from the united nations. reporter olan after eight -- reporter: after a surge in fighting, the representative gave this bleak assessment of the situation in libya to security council ambassadors. >> i believe we have reached another turning point in the conflict. from what we are witnessing in terms of the massive influx of weaponry, equipment, and mercenaries, the only conclusion we can draw is that this war will intensify, broaden, and deepen. devastating consequences for the libyan people. as the foreign intervention increases, the libyans themselves are getting lost in the mix. their voice is crowded out. we must not let libya split away. reporter: she said it was civilians paying the price, 58 killed, 100 90 injured since the first

attach the capital's only functioning air force libya's u.n. recognized government endorsed a counterattack offensive saturday's attack damaged planes and set fuel tanks allies have to us forces also struck nearby residential areas killing at least 4 civilians the tripoli government says more than a dozen have died just in the last 2 days well our correspondent without the white head joins us now live from tripoli michael we are now seeing this promised retaliation from the government what is their strategy here. will this strategy for the government is to leave. a little more military camp neighborhood in southern tripoli. as you know salon had been has turned into a battlefield and many civilians fled their homes because of the fighting. military camp under have those forces control now is now a battlefield and the government forces in the vicinity of the camp they are shilling for those forces with heavy weapons and they are also the are receiving heavy weapons heavy artillery from have forces in the detail now military camp is very strategi

well turkey says attacks on libya's only functioning airport diplomatic missions in which civilians have been killed amount to war crimes and it's warning it's going to take action against forces loyal to war locally for half dog if they continue to support libya's un recognized government in tripoli which is now launched a counteroffensive following saturday's attack planes were damaged and fuel tanks were set alight after us forces also struck nearby residential areas killing at least 5 civilians the tripoli government says more than a dozen people have been killed over the last 2 days lockwood other war head is in tripoli he has more on turkey's reaction turkey is now threatening that if have his forces tax continue targeting get its interests in libya then have to individuals or elements will be a legitimate target before turkey this comes. of thursday's attacks targeted the embassy and to the police city center and killed 3 people in the vicinity of the turkish embassy in the city center now turkey also reiterated that it has it has been supporting its friendly and brothers in in li

watching al-jazeera live more headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 30 minutes a warning that libya's war will get worse the u.n. says a flood of weapons and foreign involvement is having a devastating impact also the palestinian government takes a tough new stand over israeli plans to annex nearly a 3rd of the occupied west bank and sworn in again taiwan's president is back for a 2nd term after a landslide victory that's upset beijing. welcome to the program nearly 4900000 people infected in a matter of months now an investigation is to be held into how the world has responded to corona virus the world health organizations 194 member states of voted unanimously for an independent and impartial inquiry including an examination of the w h o's roll calls for an investigation were led by australia and the european union . and ways. dubliner jordi remains fully committed to transparency accountability and continuous improvement we want accountability more than any one u.s. president will trump has previously accused the w.h.o. of being too close to china he still threatening to permanentl

doing from the european union i do not see how the very very dangerous bad situation in libya would be better if you were a peon union was not there helping refugees to be relocated out of this camps in libya helping people for voluntary returns out of libya to their home countries if we were not there if we were not there to helping and trying to teach the libyan coast guard on humanitarian rights what would be better if you peon union was not there i concede all right commissioner johansson records are having your own comfort zone thank you very much in the theater thank you. thank you. do some things a bit differently another strain is very different. the older generation on the labor markets. their focus confidence than optimistic live on nothing less the chance to. check the pulse generation like slaves in germany. let me turn to minutes on d.w. . griffith award. for. we know that this is a scary time for the coronavirus is changing the world changing our lives so please take care of yourself good distance wash your hands if you can stay at how we do w. me for here for you we a

i wrote about this and this is all just here on live from doha also coming up a warning to libya's war will get worse the u.n. says a flood of weapons and fought on involvement is having a devastating impact. and laying down a challenge for china taiwan's pro independence president is sworn in again. from colony hot spot to coronavirus casualty will give one of the hottest food scenes in the us has any chance of making a comeback. and investigations to be held into how the world has responded to corona virus as the number of infections approaches 5000000 the world health organization is 194 member states voted unanimously for an independent and impartial inquiry including an examination of the role of the w.h.o. the move has been welcomed by the w.h.o. director general. the un body has come under attack from the u.s. which is accused it of being too close to china president trump threatened to cut all funding unless those what he calls substantive improvements within the next 30 days but his demands are under fire by kind of reports from washington d.c. . president trump arrives on cap

last week the russians and so spoke together and they said then once you now want to draw on libya but then they won't do that they have to much just say it's it's a 0 sum game they were they needed the russians nor the turks a willing to give up their gains in libya nor the egyptians either and so and so and i and i surely you that if if those forces loses a lot a lot more in tripoli you wouldn't want egypt intervening in that will it's a catastrophe talk is cheap but ultimately what what is what is what is the reality on the ground that they might withdraw their forces but then there are the military moves you had were still going to get come to have to one way or another direct the old through or through or through egypt also some of the other other source doesn't doesn't doesn't really matter a lot of talk but there is jewish and the round is going to be all out on the run between libyans and that's it what you will see the vision of libya is then with but then you would have another problem and the problem is the west is no good and out he's got to hold hold on to the oil and the

in jordan this is al jazeera lawyer from doha also coming up libya's internationally recognized government makes new gains on the outskirts of tripoli as it battles the forces of war would have to. a momentous opportunity the u.s. welcomes the taliban ceasefire in afghanistan plus. one british home has managed to protect its residents entirely from 19 thanks to a cost down including staff living in tents and caravans. there's been a surge in new numbers of corona virus cases in latin america brazil has overtaken russia to become the 2nd worst affected country in the world after the united states confirmed infections are now above 330000 the death toll is more than $21000.00 is still the true total could be even higher infections in brazil are not expected to peak until next month. petit has been monitoring the situation in brazil from neighboring colombia he says testing has been slow because president both tomorrow doesn't consider the outbreak to be a priority. country is truly divided on these political issues on the fact the president was so narrow and his core base of supporters keep