peace plan for libya but warlord hell if i have to is threatening a final offensive on the capital tripoli and turkey is planning to step up its support for the internationally recognized government so is the situation about to get worse rather than better this is inside story. hello there i'm james bays 8 months ago warlord holy for half his forces defiantly march towards libya's capital tripoli that aimed to unseat the internationally recognized government of fires alsa raj but after several bouts of fighting the battle lines haven't shifted much and at least a 1000 people have been killed and many more displaced now haftar says he's launching a final push to tip the balance that offensive could lead to both sides getting more military support from different countries in violation of a u.n. arms in bargo on libya turkey says it's ready to send troops to boost the rochus forces this is what president tired otoh i had to say one with these agreements the rights of both turkey and libya will be protected in the mediterranean the individual cold huffed are is definitely not a legitimate pres

turkish president's promise to provide military help to the internationally recognized government in tripoli that could lead to a confrontation with the u.a.e. egypt and other spear support haftar the forces have been trying to take over the capital mouth. so. those are current headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after inside story we'll be back with a full hour of news at the top of the hour but by. the u.n. is again pushing its peace plan for libya but warlord hell if i have to is threatening a final offensive on the capital tripoli and turkey is planning to step up its support for the internationally recognized government so is the situation about to get worse rather than better this is inside story. hello there i'm james bays 8 months ago warlord holy for half his forces defiantly march towards libya's capital tripoli that aimed to unseat the internationally recognized government of fires alsa raj but after several bouts of fighting the battle lines haven't shifted much and at least a 1000 people have been killed and many more displaced now haftar says he's launching a final

came to tripoli clean up a tripoli from a lot of militia started this war against dice and insert after all after he says he is after reading your body letting. us have to split in half there is a you have to say that you clean a bunch. of done that but never mention that insert he done the job we done the job after only 4 months of arriving in tripoli at the same time as your militia groups are extorting from you you know that exactly when the country is divided you have to work 1st and you have to have priorities which our ability cleaning up the country from isis or fighting the militia mr moti if you don't stand for law and order and then into corruption you don't stand for anything at all no we really don't we do but we get to our country and our country had a long war with isis for more than a year and a half once we done with isis we started up to rebuild our financial institutions and when we get to our financial institution we find a problem with asia and we have problems with our oil production at the same time we find have to attacking oil field and we don't want to go in con

he said that i would be in tripoli in 2 days and he said that repeatedly the g. and a is a barter of the past now we since the 4th of april was almost for 8 months he did not succeed and as you look at the way around the sematic what's driving this conflict isn't just the failure to hold talk it's the fact that the war economy developed over many years has made libya's militia groups absurdly rich and they refused to give this up and that includes militias that are allied to your government as well when we had a clear program. to clean up tripoli and clean up libya from militia and our programs time go to every phone will we start and in february with our internet ministers but unfortunately have to attack in the 4th of april and make all disputed graham just stand and stop so it's clear that he want to cause he want to use any excuse to attack tripoli does not a problem for militia not a problem for economics windage in a government came to power the production of oil was just 120 better the day to day we are talking about one to 1000000 200000 barrel a day when

turkana and his plans to send troops to libya next month to safeguard tripoli against warlord to us forces. hello there i'm julie went on all this is sounds as he wrote live from doha also coming up there ox president says he'll resign rather than approve a candidate for prime minister backed by the biggest block in part of. israel's prime minister survives a leadership challenge ahead of the 3rd election in less than a year. brazil's indigenous tribes faced tough decisions as they cash in on business off the chin the cheese in the amazon rain forest. hello there good to have your company libya's internationally recognized government has made a formal request for turkish military support that's according to the reuters news agency turkey's president earlier said he's willing to send soldiers to tripoli politicians in on crooked vote within the next fortnight on whether to approve that deployment will tarkus forces will be tasked with fending off fighters loyal towards me for what it's our who began a military offensive to capture the libyan capital in april have tar is backed by the u.a.e.

recognize government in tripoli. as far as the republic government once request assistance from the turkey turkey including even brown dress do you think it's. a no no because for sending the ground troops it requires an other result which should pass from the turkish parliament but the turkish parliament so far has ratified as an agreement on it technical as assistance to the. polit government but if it requires if the circumstances inside libya gets very complicated because there are too many interventions inside libya including france russia turkey egypt united arab emirate if it things got was very complicated probably turkey may brink the issue to the parliament for sending troops so it's possible interesting says our guest from ankara to see perhaps turkish troops in libya let's bring in norful if we can will it intensified turkish role help bring a close to this conflict or is it going to inflame it more do you think norful yes 1st of all we have to see to say that somehow the ground's action and reaction towa

turkey seems to be one of the few friends of the tripoli government. al jazeera. tripoli. mentioned, egypt is calling on the u.s. to intervene. what exactly is the u.s. position then? unclear, as is often the case with donald trump as far as policy in the middle east and whether that is because of careful strategic ambiguity or factionalism in the administration with the old guard, the military-industrial complex saying we should be involved and donald trump saying we don't have a dog in this fight. if other people want to involved, let them do it. give them too much already. factions inmpeting the trump administration. now we have this phone call between donald trump and the president. it does lend itself to what we have seen throughout the year. this is the readout from the white house. regarding libya, we have rejected exploitation and agree that parties must take urgent steps to resolve the conflict before libyans lose control. if you look at the egyptian readout of the same conversation, this is how they presented. he asserted to the president egypt's support for empo

backed government in tripoli italy has criticized both the tripoli government of national accord and turkey for what it describes as that mistaken approach to the ongoing conflict. well there's also been a surge in fighting inside libya specifically on the outskirts of tripoli between government forces and then those fighters loyal to her after the un backed government launched artillery attacks against have to us troops have been trying to take the capital since april after us forces have been conducting as strikes last week he called for a final offensive to take tripoli well. up to one has more now from tripoli on the latest government response. in the context of the ongoing fighting in southern tripoli. cities and the worst of the country in the west of libya have been declaring mass mobilization or general mobilization to defend the capital tripoli against what they call have to the forces aggression that have their forces have been using get media statements to. test and intimidate that adversities and the worst of libya the last was have to ration of the hour on thursday to en

killing and injuring a number of civilians the situation remains very tense and southern tripoli as hostile forces are now pushing towards this the government forces new cations in the vicinity of the old an active international airport and we're getting news now with that house there are advancing in the southern outskirts of the capital tripoli and taken control of military camps death now the government of national called says that it has demanded and has requested actually . advance it weapons and navy vessels and also a defense system from turkey that's by virtue of the military and security are called signed between libya and turkey the last one standing. you know given what you've learned there in the increasing attacks we've seen from half does forces with this trigger the school ation that would be required for the government of national accord to ask to keep to cindy in those ground troops will the government officials say that it is their right as an official legitimate government to request troops to defend the capital tripoli against what the government calls the aggres

in tripoli the navy and the government in tripoli to ask for money for the deployment of the troops and then to go back to palm and for a vote and it's only out the parliament it's monday to on not only troop numbers but also what the work that they will be doing in tripoli that they would be allowed to be deployed. came ahmed i don't live there it is that fang q well russia's president vladimir putin has spoken about the conflicts in libya during his year in the wide ranging media conference let's go live to step france and he's in a more screw foras step that's the russian president's address the situation in libya and soldiering that that lengthy press conference. it was lengthy indeed it was more than 4 hours with an address to questions of journalism there was this one question by a turkish journalist who asked him directly is russia backing have to us troops and he is do you believe everything western media are reporting and he said no we are basically in touch with both sides for touch with the government forces and with half their he's been on the phone with manuel michel and al

un backed government in libya advance on positions held by the warlords khalifa haftar in southern tripoli. and sealing the deal south sudan's president salva kiir agrees with opposition leader be mashad to form a unity government. but 1st pakistan's army has expressed anguish after former president pervez musharraf was sentenced to death in a treason case when sheriff was in office from 1999 to 2008 after seizing power in a military coup now the case relates to the emergency he imposed after suspending the constitution back in 2007 meszaros lives in dubai and was tried in the capital islamabad in his absence will come a higher joins us now live from pakistan's capital islamabad if we could just start comeau with the reaction from the pakistani army just unpack got for us a bit how important would you say this is. reducing dreamily for care and because of the military they. knew is about day debt. has been good days may and anguish that rank and file of the middle age a and m. man who. was president of the country were the chief of the military of the country was for this country how he co

for the tripoli but ultimately the residents tripoli this is not existential and that's the reason that it's a nation where they're together and i mean no there is no story here about libya's oil reserves gets resumes it's the number one prize the highest number of guys from oil reserves in africa biggest in the world it doesn't need more oil company more gas they need someone to try to get them out of this very nervous the opposite that has been going on for more almost 300 days now. and that's our home audience would have been on the program thank you. let's put a more head on the news hour including a close call in one of the world's most fragile ecosystems that threatens the galapagos islands. in sports james harden and russell westbrook are irresistible for the rockets n.b.a. action coming up like. china japan and south korea have agreed to work together to promote dialogue between the united states and north korea. the leaders also discuss try to integrate to close a cooperation despite tensions some dating back more than a century between e.u. has this report from beijing. overlo

is al jazeera live from doha also coming up turkey outlines plans to send troops to libya next month tripoli against warlord khalifa haftar. iraq's president says he'll resign rather than approve of candidate for prime minister backed by the biggest block and parliament. and brazil's indigenous tribes faced tough decisions as they cashed in on business opportunities in the amazon rainforest. we begin with breaking news from kazakhstan where a passenger plane with 100 people on board has crashed shortly after takeoff civil aviation authorities say now at least 9 people have died rescuers are trying to reach of the passengers the jet lost altitude while taking off from airport well alexander gone for he joins us now on the phone from moscow so i xandra it seems this crash happened less than 3 hours ago what do we know at this stage now. what is known at this stage in the plane belonging to a company back here along down the tubes almost immediately after taking off from the sound of it was gone from the raiders and according to the information that is coming from kazakhstan it crashed 1st into

as we've mentioned recognizes the government of national accord which is in tripoli the g.n.a.s. supported by turkey and many western powers including italy over in the east is the brute based government it's the center of power for warlord and leaf i have to add he's self-styled libyan national army he's backed by saudi arabia egypt and the united arab emirates france is also accused of providing military support and russian mercenaries fighting alongside after us troops let's get more on this now we go live to our visitors now put up their wired who's in tripoli and as we just outlined there this is not just a conflict within libya it's a proxy war it's dragging in all sorts of different forces what is the intervention of the imposition of turkey going to mean here. well stern as you know the recent a turkish libyan military agreement intel is sending military air force lend air force air force equipment land military equipment and all sorts navy military equipment so if d.n.a. the government of national accord to gets these advances weapons that could make a change on the grou

that turkey is willing to send troops to the government of national accord in tripoli only f. requested by the government of national court and now the government by virtually by virtue of the agreement the military and security agreement signed between the divine and. libya's baghdad prime minister face arrived last month entails military and security cooperation what we know for sure is that the government of national accord has requested. navy vessels and fighter jets warplanes to help resist the confrontation it is just have to the forces now stand why now the government is demanding military commanders because have to his forces have been recently advancing with the help of russian mercenaries according to the government military source of that russian mercenaries are fighting for her and have to this force have been receiving advanced weapons from the united arab emirates and also from russia now. says that in order for the government to send troops to libya it needs to submit a mandate to the parliament so that it could be endorsing it and then in this case it can send

in tripoli that's the government that's recognized by the united nations. we know how to send a request to on qatar so that unless they get these that will quest to go back to parliament for another agreement a nod from parliament and also for the formulation of the monday to what exactly from both troops would be mandated to do in libya once they get there before they can be deployed really hearing from sources that the government here is not expecting a formal request from tripoli until probably february but that could change given the ocean water. when we get general huff that is comprised now coming out against the government installations and positions. another person has died in australia's bushfires taking the death toll to 3 the latest test liz in the south was in the state of south australia fire chief describe the conditions as catastrophic and as bad as it gets more than $100.00 painting around the largest city sydney this jessica washington reports from the plume mountains west of sydney their affairs the west could still be to come. this is usu

government can they prevent the tripoli government from losing any more ground hafter yeah probably the turkish support is . in order to keep in power the government of national accord is very important from the perspective of the turkish security interests but let me also remind you that the un backed government inside the tripoli also should be supported by the all countries because that is the country that is the government already u.s. backed government of usually inside libya for this reason if the turkey's a force. enough to keep it in the power it is very important for the self interest of the turkey but at the same time it is to the interest of the europe because if it tripoli government. or were drawn by the award after probably a need internal clashes again increase and that means a refugee crisis that europe may increase or say at the same time the 2nd issue is that the energy security. will be needed than your if the triple a government is or were drawn by the holy perhaps there for the season i do believe that turkey will try to keep empowered the triple a government th

backed government in tripoli now is he is criticizing both the tripoli government of national accord and turkey for what it describes as that mistaken approach towards the ongoing conflict. well there's also been a surge in fighting on the outskirts of tripoli between government forces and those loyal to her life after the u.n. back government launched artillery attacks against have those troops who've been trying to take the capital since april after those forces have been conducting as strikes last week called for a final offensive to take tripoli mahmud up to why has more now on the latest government response. in the context of the ongoing fighting in southern tripoli several cities in the worst of the country in the west of libya have been declaring mass mobilization or general mobilization to defend the capital tripoli against what they call have to the forces aggression you know that have to us forces have been using get media statements to. test and intimidate that adversities and the worst of libya the last was have to ration of the hour on thursday to encourage his forces to

coming up in the next 60 minutes turkey announces plans to send troops to libya next month to shield tripoli against warlords heavily for half the us forces. iraq's president says he will resign rather than approve a candidate for prime minister backed by the biggest block economy. israel's prime minister survives a leadership challenge ahead of the 3rd election in less than a year. and 15 years after a devastating tsunami killed hundreds of thousands of people across asia many of the survivors are still struggling to deal with their long. a very warm welcome to the program good to have your company libya's internationally recognized governments made a formal request for turkish military support that's according to the reuters news agency turkey's president earlier said he's willing to send soldiers to tripoli and ancora could vote within the next fortnight on whether to approve that deployment well turkish forces will be tasked with fending off fights as loyal toward holly for huffs are they began a military offensive to capture the libyan capital in april half stars backed by the u.a.e. eg

backed government in tripoli visit with a surge in fighting on the outskirts of tripoli between government forces and those loyal to after. and a former pakistan president pervez musharraf has been sentenced to death for treason it relates to an emergency he imposed off to suspending the constitution in 2007 a decision his lawyer says was made in the interests of the country. so for more on this story we're now joined by measuring malik adams secretary general of the old pakistan muslim league she actually joins me now via skype from islamabad thank you for taking the time to speak to us what is musharraf saying about this i mean he's obviously been unwell he's not in the country will he return to challenge this conviction and. you know what you. do you think what are. all these. orders. president pervez musharraf which is almost we are paying him is both. former president. and evil looking at just. our point of view which we think is is what it is. unconstitutional to try. without hearing him without hearing anyone i mean he he wasn't in the country was he and i know that you have critici

we then had you brigade support forces are on our way to the capital tripoli we are on our way and god willing we will be victorious. after forces are also reinforcing their front lines each side has foreign help turkey has offered to send troops in support of the tripoli government will have to are has soldiers for hire there are a 1000 new russian mercenaries deployed to tripoli according to 2 u.s. officials and one source in moscow quoted in bloomberg news sudanese in chad in mercenaries all assembling on the front lines for what they're calling the final push so it's increasingly likely that turkey will deploy something to help defend tripoli if needed by the jna with the threat of escalation looming italy's foreign minister luigi did my own met with both sides on tuesday holding talks with fires also raj in tripoli and then with hoft are in the eastern city of rajma inviting him to rome for further talks the u.n. is calling for the to the rival governments and international backers to agree to a political solution we continue to call for deescalation and for active support by all

tripoli. still to come on al-jazeera. asking for a living venezuelans to escape their country's economic crisis struggled to build new lives abroad. and ballerinas in rebellion against french president emmanuel micron's pension reform plans. hello there are still some very unsettled weather through the eastern and of the mediterranean a mix of rain and snow across the mountains of turkey plenty of cloud elsewhere and some of this town you can see is actually very low lying so it's actually fog which is proving very slow to clear in some areas and of course in some areas there's been a distinct lack of snow this year this is moscow and. this is snow tons of it that is actually being brought say and just to add to the a hole of a spirit for all of the people of visiting of course it's been about the woman into sunday december for over 130 is a must go now as we go through monday it should be minus 2 with the chong's although some snow but the winds are coming up from the mile south so it may well turn over to rain we have g

the star and this is the news hour live from coming up in the next 60 minutes libya's government in tripoli except a turkish offer of military support backing forces loyal to the warlord cully for hafta. violence in india where opponents of a controversial new law defy government efforts to crack down on launch protests plus. a president must not be allowed to become. a fiercely divided u.s. house of representatives votes to impeach president donald trump he says it's a deeply disgrace also ahead. then the close honkin find out next why so many migrants travel from here to europe not through the mediterranean but across the atlantic or something. don't be disturbed to the sport. for you banned from sport for doping offenses president vladimir putin says the sanctions are unfair and politically motivated. but we begin this hour with breaking news out of libya where the u.n. recognized government says it will accept an offer of military support from taki the tripoli based administration is fighting an offensive by the world can be for have to his forces are trying to capture the capital schoo

well what i had there for us in tripoli thank you mom arms. on u.s. house speaker nancy pelosi is speaking right now on capitol hill the day after president donald trump was impeached let's listen in higher education institutions that deal with our native american population it's very important we sent it that did pass and that is on its way to get to the president so with that we. said to my members when i say to you that all the time they were directly h. and recreate are the same words. they had they spelled the same and they mean something the same when you recreate the new rest of the with your family you are recreate it to come back for the discussions and debates to head as we go into the future and if we go into the future again we are inspired by our founders the 33rd assume from anyone from anyone a matter of what our diplomat was nancy pelosi there speaking on capitol hill let's bring you a little more on the impeachment story and the top u.s. senate republican leader mitch mcconnell has denounced what he called an unfair house impeachment

planes target civilian locations in and around tripoli. most who has voiced concerns over a possible turkish military deployment to libya while president erdogan said last week turkey will not stay silent over what he called russian backed mercenaries supporting have to have to his forces are supported by advance and weapons and troops from several countries including russia france the united arab emirates and egypt turkey appears to be one of very few friends of the tripoli based government who are prepared to offer more than mere words to support it. would have to go ahead and hear. there will be lawrence is a professor at george washington university's school of international affairs early told my colleague judy with all that turkey is also working towards a diplomatic solution for libya. i don't think anyone really wants to send in troops and he's been signaling in various ways including to the tunisians that there's a ceasefire coming that he'd prefer not to bring in troops and on the other hand if he does send in troops though those

more that there were head of disease at our tripoli. now rebel fighters are being blamed for killing at least 18 people and torching their homes in democratic republic of congo police say the overnight raid is the latest in the eastern region of burn me by a.d.f. rebels now they operate in both the city and uganda and of killed hundreds of people recently following this one from nairobi how do any update on the situation on the ground. while it's now calm about 10 sufficient to the death toll would likely rise in fact this day the number is now $23.00 solely because the killing spree went on for hours and many people still aren't accounted for they say when the rebels into the village they went from house to house putting everything in their path anyone they came across including women and children they killed 2 has been happening the couple of hours that people been trying to walk to any town or water that can take them hours when they get their plan to sleep in churches if that is possible or speak with family members you get a sense

turkey outlines plans to send troops to libya next month to shield tripoli against war all khalifa haftar forces. that i missed and this is al jazeera live from also coming up iraq's president says he'll resign rather than approve of candidate for prime minister backed by the biggest block and. israel's prime minister's survives a leadership challenge ahead of the that election in less than a year. and brazil's indigenous tribes faced tough decisions as they cash in on business opportunities in the amazon rain forest. now libya's internationally recognized government has made a formal request for turkish military support to help battle forces loyal to war khalifa haftar that's according to the reuters news agency politicians in ankara could vote within the next fortnight on whether or not to approve a deployment well one of the wahid reports from tripoli. this is southern outskirts of the libyan capital tripoli where there's been heavy fighting for the past 8 months. forces loyal to warlord only for have to are now using artillery fire to advance with the help of russians who are reported

in tripoli that's the government that's recognized by the united nations. you know has to send a request to uncurse so that when once they get these request to go back to parliament for another agreement a nod from parliament and also for the formulation of the monday it would exactly the troops will be mandated to do in libya once they get there before they can be deployed really hearing from sources that the government here is not expecting a formal request from tripoli until probably february but that could change given the. really good general hotter is comprised now coming out against the government installations and positions. syrian government forces and their russian allies have bombed rebel held areas and province killing 11 people the airstrikes have a busy market and sarah keep and then the city's main road as people try to flee that attack the city of marjah a new man was also targeted it's home to more than 100000 people his escape fighting elsewhere syrian troops are advancing capturing 2 villages on the southern edge of it led. attacks on a g

coming up in the next 60 minutes turkey announces plans to send troops to libya next long to safeguard tripoli against warlord holy fire hopped on us forces. iraq's president says he'll resign rather than approve a candidate for prime minister backed by the biggest bloc in parliament. allegations of spider old son a p.c. mexico takes a dispute with bolivia to the international courts of justice. and 15 years after a devastating tsunami killed hundreds of thousands of people of many across asia many of those survivors are still struggling to deal with their loss. a fair warm welcome to this hour of news libya's internationally recognized government has made a formal request for turkish military support that's according to the reuters news agency turkey's president has already said that he would be willing to send soldiers to tripoli politicians and ancora could fall within the next fortnight on whether to approve that deployment well turkish forces would be tasked with fending off isis loyal to warlord holly for who began a military offensive to capture the libyan capital in april after is back

the fight for tripoli is collating now the foreign ministry is calling on the united nations and the international criminal court to intervene the un recognized government accuses forces fighting for warlords really for have to of committing crimes against humanity and their campaign to capture the capital. we are asking the international community to perform its role after it doesn't have any legitimacy and has been destroying tripoli for the past 8 months yet the international community has a lot moved to stop him only now as we have a new ally regional and international powers are rising against us the world on the southern outskirts of tripoli has cost the lives of hundreds of civilians and wondered many more have to the forces repeatedly targeted residential areas and government run facilities with airstrikes and rockets nearly 140000 libyans have fled their homes to seek safety and also under threat our oil revenues which are the backbone of libya's economy the national oil corporation is assessing the damage following greece and airstrikes on the oil refinery in the western ci

as have to as warplanes target civilian locations in and around tripoli. who has voiced concerns over a possible turkish military deployment to libya while president erdogan said last week turkey will not stay silent over what he called russian backed mercenaries supporting have to have to his forces are supported by advanced weapons and troops from several countries including russia france the united arab emirates and egypt turkey appears to be one of very few friends of the tripoli based government who are prepared to offer more than mere words to support it. would have to go ahead and hear. shepparton see is a washington d.c. he says it's hard to understand what the u.s. strategy in libya really is. there's never really any and a firm line on what's the u.s. official position is on libya all we get is constantly shifting messages whether this is to do with strategic ambiguity well thought out foreign policy or whether it's due to factionalism and confusion within the trump administration itself as to what it stands for what it wants to stand for is uncl

wishing is worsening as have to as warplanes target civilian locations in and around tripoli. who has voiced concerns over a possible turkish military deployment to libya while president erdogan said last week turkey will not stay silent over what he called russian backed mercenaries supporting have to have to his forces are supported by advanced weapons and troops from several countries including russia france the united arab emirates and egypt turkey appears to be one of very few friends of the tripoli based government who are prepared to offer more than mere words to support it. would have to go ahead it is here to pretty. well in aren't says a professor at the george washington university's elliott school of international affairs and he says the current situation is a win win for tacky. i've seen 10 different versions among the analysts of the deal that could be in the making what's being discussed the turkish foreign ministers minister was just in moscow having a pretty discussions there was a talk of an live for a trip to tripoli deal where the russians would be given mo

mahmud out there is in tripoli and says we've heard similar announcements before. he has been announcing this several times before and this is almost the 1st time he's announcing a disease or the. eventual incursion into the capital tripoli but this comes after the libyan understanding or agreement in regard to military cooperation and it seems that have to is now challenging their possible turkish libyan cooperation in terms of military and security a corporation but in all cases the commanders with the military commanders with the government of national call duties wheezed and triple a you are underestimating the importance of have to the speech they say that this has been announced it several times before and have to is using this speech only to raise his forces and also to try to destabilize the forces of the government of national accord and they also say it could be a message to the sleeper cells that are opponent of the government of national guard in the west of libya in all cases government forces are now on high alert in southern tripoli to try to prevent

up there were had a visitor tripoli. taiwan's president says that china is the biggest threat to the island's sovereignty and democracy saying when made the comments during a televised debate ahead of next month's election her main challenger called for closer ties with beijing alexy o'brien reports. relations with china dominated the heated t.v. debate between the 3 candidates vying for taiwan's top job as she bids to secure a 2nd 4 year term president sighing winces beijing is the biggest threat to taiwan's free and democratic way of life. they went off my rival hong hesitates when asked which country he thinks would harm the well being of taiwan the most let me tell you now that country is china. from the chinese nationalist party ok empting is widely same size main challenger he favors kosar ties with beijing and accuses sigh of exploiting the protests in hong kong to bolster her case. hong kong people are bleeding from fighting against china president what have you done to help hong kong people are bleeding while yo

they are making it past the suburbs of tripoli. of russian mercenaries are now in libya as of the last couple of months. there is propaganda sharing that has gone silent. all we know is there is a russian led operation in syria and somehow turkey has grabbed the headlines. this has been an international conflict for years on the front lines of tripoli. aough to erupt and cause nasty humanitarian crisis on the border on the shores of the mediterranean, only kilometers away. it's a very nasty specter. civilians, mostly women, have been killed in an attack in northern burkina faso. seven members of the local security forces were killed. the burkina faso presidedent set the attack was eventually repelled and 80 fighters were killed. to think about solidarity in n national cohesi. people, women for the most part, were getting water and got murdered by the terrorists while they were retreating. we must show compassion with the population. that is why all flags will fly at half mast for two days, and all christmas celebrations are cancele

7 months ago when libya's internationally recognized government which is based in tripoli reportedly has asked for turkey for ground troops after the 2 signed a military cooperation pact last month the policy is libya has been divided between 2 rival governments and those who support them the u.n. recognize administration that by prime minister fayyad as a so raj is based in tripoli it's supported by tacky and most western nations including italy which is worried the fighting near the capital will force more people to cross the mediterranean and then in the east there is the tobruk based government the center of power 405 to he is backed by egypt saudi arabia russia and the united arab emirates france is also accused of providing support for his forces . or mahmud up to why it has more from tripoli now on the government's request for military assistance from turkey. government sources say that the type of turkish military. individuals requested by the g.n.a.t. the government of national is military commanders and the government officials say that the troops on the ground did the gove