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Heart of government Lawrence Lee Al Jazeera in london or as in jordan is live in washington d. C. What is the reaction there been to the resignation. Well lauren the reaction from the state Department Spokesperson was this that the u. S. And the u. K. s special relationship in capital letters is bigger than any one individual and the Spokes Person goes on to say that the u. S. Is looking forward to continuing the relationship with the u. K. Working on issues and im paraphrasing here of mutual interest and concern so there is nothing more then that the u. S. Really wants to say about this although we dont know why whether or not there is any concern about the status of the u. S. His own ambassador to the u. K. Where there are there might be any threat to his job security because of this whole cultural toll in the last 48 hours certainly there has been along those who knew was served him derek a real sense that this is something that should never have happened that it never should have gotten to this point and that you want an ambassador to prove a very unvarnished view of the other country where this person is serving whether its all good things all negative things or a mixture of the 2 and trump has had a lot to say on this in the last couple of days but today silence it seems it does appears at least so far lauren its just after 3 pm here in washington that the president has not talked about this but there have been a least one or 2 opportunities where the president was in front of the press where he did not address this issue per se but as i said its just after 3 oclock mid afternoon here he is known to go on to twitter his favorite way of communicating with the public in the early evening hours so there may yet be direct response from the white house thank you very much indeed. As President Donald Trump has warned that he will increase sanctions substantially on iran soon and accused tehran of secretly enriching uranium for a long time but iran insists its actions are peaceful and says it has nothing to hide so much ravi has more from tehran. As the 2050 nuclear deal continues to fall apart the task of trying to save it now falls to france in meetings in tehran the french president s top diplomatic adviser walk the line between American Economic pressure on iran and iranian diplomatic pressure on europe to ignore u. S. Sanctions if they want to keep the Nuclear Deal Alive but if emanuel baan had hoped he could convince iran not to continue reducing cooperation with the joint comprehensive plan of action he likely left disappointed iran says the rollback will stop when sanctions do recall ya i guess it is really funny that the americans who broke the deal completely and now asking for an emergency meeting of the day to complain about iran which using its commitments the us says iran has bad intentions well if enrichment is bad why do they enrich themselves the only country that has used Nuclear Weapons against innocent people is the United States the 2015 deal is essentially transactional iran curbs Nuclear Activity so it can sell oil and generate revenue that process stopped working when the us restarted sanctions and now its playing out on the open seas earlier this week the British Royal marines seized an Iranian Oil Tanker off the coast of japan after the horizon is called it an act of piracy that undercuts londons commitment to the nuclear deal and a breach of the j. C. And on wednesday u. S. Officials once again put out a call for countries willing to form a military coalition to patrol shipping lanes off the coast of iran and yemen a move that could make things even worse the potential of things going on without. Getting an agreement on those is very difficult as well every nation. Regardless. Agreement direction french president emanuel necron has said it is time again for dialogue american sanctions didnt bring iran back to the negotiating table as. U. S. President donald trump might have liked in fact iran now says it will not stop producing cooperation with the j. C. B. A way for anything short of a lifting of banking into Oil Sanctions but the british this week seized an Iranian Oil Tanker in International Waters because america asked them to and the United States is now calling on other militaries to help patrol middle eastern waters to protect shipping lanes from what they say is an iranian threat all Things Considered any hope france might have head of a negotiated solution to any of this might be overly optimistic. Iran continued to pour scorn on the u. S. At the emergency meeting of the International Atomic Energy Agency it cold in vienna china has mall. I think the most important thing to come out of this meeting at the i. A. E. A. In vienna is that iran is not at this moment anyway planning to take any further steps away from the new clear deal although each envoy for some arab body did affirm that after another 60 days now if indeed the parties have still not come back into full compliance with their commitments to iran under the deal particularly the europeans of course and their commitment to protect irans economy under the deal then it will be prepared to launch a 3rd phase of actions in response but pointing out that no Firm Response has yet been decided upon by iran misra by the told the ambassadors in the room that once again. The enrichment that iran is undertaking is its right under the nonproliferation treaty is required for purely peaceful purposes and that iran has never tried to create or acquire weapons of mass destruction he made the point that simply repeating the baseless accusations against iran pointed of course of the United States does not magically authenticate them he said and he painted the u. S. As the ultimate aggressor both in the region and in the current state of the nuclear deal you know that the issue of and which meant is not put it under the number of version 2000 this is the right of every member to the nonproliferation treaty and this is irans right also and lots we are doing is in a very transparent manner is under the surveillance of the i. A. E. A. Inspectors and there really is singular activities under monitoring we have nothing to hide it is questionable therefore what the United States will feel that its achieved out of this meeting a meeting that he had called of course of all the board of governors of the i. A. E. A. Looking presumably for some sort of International Unity of purpose towards iran and finding him. Stayed in the room only division no formal conclusion reached by this meeting the board simply saying that all the parties must come back into compliance the division very clear among the signatories themselves to the deal frances military has admitted that antitank missiles found during a raid in libya belonged to the french army the us made javelin missiles were recovered from libyan warlord Khalifa Haftar as base on the outskirts of tripoli frances military says the missiles were originally intended to protect french antiterrorism forces in libya and did not violate an arms embargo province has previously supported have to. Republican chairman of the Us Senate Foreign Relations Committee has introduced a bill seeking to hold saudi arabia accountable for human rights abuses it also criticizes crown Prince Mohammed bin laden sorry man but does not go as far as to stop weapons sales to the kingdom but a conservative ted cruz joined democrats in criticizing the state department on the process that the state department followed for these weapons not to put too fine a point on it was crap under the law under the arms export control act the Administration Needs congressional approval and has a 30 day notification period the department had 30 days to take it to congress and follow the law and it was foolishness not to. Still ahead this half hour. Bring in chad where a National Emergency has been declared as the country scrambles to contain a Measles Outbreak plus. New yorkers a ticket a party as the u. S. Womens Football Team returns home as world cup champions again. How the last of the big thunderstorms rattled through italy and the balkan states in the last 24 hours or so prompted by very high daytime typically in greece and the variability of moisture and hence the adriatic now this is all moving eastwards through the balkan states and towards turkey thats the picture then for 30 now in athens down to 26 as roughly speaking a 10 degree drop the wind coming down from the north in the next massive rather cooler air is also coming down from the north so that cloud will gather and push south through france towards the alps during friday to the west its pretty hard to madrids up to 40 underneath the cloud were talking about twentys once more and rain coming down from the north all direction for july suns come out again the balkan states where 28 in athens and then weve got some significant potential for thunderstorms through turkey the black sea and the ukraine moscows a 40 disappointingly now it has been very hot around the shores particularly to near 0 recently theyve an onshore breeze were back down to 33 not the 40 mark how theyre going to stay around that sort of very next day or so little bit cooler further research but sunshine really from egypt back to morocco still hovering around 24. He lived in brazils largest favela. One day the police. Like thousands of others he disappeared. Witness follows a familys epic struggle for justice which became a National Cause and censure quaids through the upper echelons of the political establishment in the shadow of the hill on aljazeera. Theyre going to run to the top stories when i was there a british Prime Minister to resign may says the resignation of the u. K. Ambassador to the us is a matter of deep regret kim director said it was impossible for him to continue after the leaking of diplomatic cables describing president trumps ministration as inept. Iranian president Hassan Rouhani says his countrys uranium enrichment is for peaceful purposes and does not file a 2050 nuclear deal follows a warning from donald trump that he will substantially increase sanctions on tehran soon. And france is denying that its breached a u. N. Arms embargo after 4 of its antitank missiles were found during a raid on libyan Warde Hollister have to us based on the outskirts of tripoli. Internet access to mobile phones has been restored in sudan following a court order for Telecoms Companies to end a weeks long blackout services were cut last month after more than 100 people were killed by Government Forces during a peaceful sit in the resumption of service mean civilians are now able to find out more about what happened that you know has her day on reports. For the 1st time in more than a month these type of images are be shared through mobile phone. They show the aftermath of sudans military crackdown on protesters during a peaceful sit in in khartoum more than 100 people were killed by sudans military giunta on june 3rd. Much of the violence was recorded on cell phone videos Internet Services were cut shortly after on the orders of sudans transitional military council. Lawyer adela seem hazan filed a lawsuit requesting the internet be restored the court agreed services were brought back 1st to fix landlines on tuesday the ruling was extended to mobile phones he along with several human Rights Groups believe the shutdown was an attempt to hide evidence of crimes committed against civilians what. The argument was that interrupting Internet Services would protect the general public but in fact it was the opposite it was for the protection of private into taste and full people that have committed crimes. Social media platforms like facebook and twitter were widely used to organize protests that ultimately toppled longtime leader Omar Al Bashir in april once the military took control for weeks protesters took to the streets demanding the formation of a civilian led government. Since the military crackdown trust between the military and civilians has been damaged. But last week progress was made generals and protesters agree to form a joint civilian military ruling body together they plan to install a new government for a transitional period of 3 years oh despite recent violence many civilians say they will keep pushing for change but these pictures that can now be shared on mobile phones prove the path forward could be challenging katia llopis with a gun aljazeera. An outbreak of measles has prompted chad to declare a National Emergency other african countries also struggling to contain a preventable disease the World Health Organization says cases on the continent have surged by 700 percent this year because hot reports. It is so much it hurts. The fever wont go down. And this babys lungs are filled with. These are children on the brink of death because they were not vaccinated against measles we didnt know what it was we thought it was malaria its only here that they told us she has measles you dont understand we are so scared of losing her they keep giving her injections but she isnt doing any better this preventable disease has become an epidemic spreading faster than it can be contained. Doctors without borders have set up one Crisis Center after the other vaccinating children to stop them contracting measles. Were very worried because measles combined with malnutrition is a dangerous mix and there arent enough International Actors helping child the ministry of health to tackle this growing outbreak an outbreak that isnt just affecting chad take a look at these numbers according to the u. N. There has been a global increase of cases of measles by 300 percent in the last year how many of you here are worried about autism at the heart of the crisis is both fear and belief that the measles vaccine is dangerous by an increasing number of people in the west and the lack of access to vaccines in other parts of the world. You know jeremy more than 90 percent of children have not been vaccinated because they dont have access to Health Centers and so most children under 5 are infected with the measles virus. It is highly contagious for both children and adults and so despite u. S. Troops to fight this age old virus measles is thriving indeed during the lives of thousands here in chad and around the world. Because hawk out 0 diplomats say 22. 00 countries have signed a letter calling on china to halt its mass detention of ethnic weak is in the region is the 1st joint move on the issue at the Un Human Rights Council human experts say at least 1000000 weak is and other muslims are held in Detention Centers in the remote Western Region china describes them as Training Centers to stamp out extremism australia canada and japan are among the church 2 signatories along with britain france and germany. Happy new guineas Prime Minister has vowed to hunt down the gunman who killed at least 20 people most of them women and children in a remote village the killings took place in carried a inhaler province northwest of the capital port moresby to the victims were pregnant women Officials Say the violence is part of a long running tribal feud at least 13 people have been killed in s trikes in syrias province this footage shows the aftermath of an attack on a hospital that killed 6 people thats according to the Syrian Civil Defense it lib is the last major rebel stronghold in Syria Government troops backed by russia have been bombarding the area for months. Lebanons Labor Ministry has begun a crackdown on undocumented foreign labor in the country the government says the measure is designed to protect lebanese workers but there are concerns its talk of the syrian refugee Population Center has more from beirut. The deadline has passed lebanons ministry of labor is going after Foreign Workers who dont have permits Officials Say this is about enforcing the law and protecting lebanese jobs. But for his livelihood is at stake. He tells us he is a father of 6 and he has nowhere else to go put there is from the syrian city of there is sewer but he arrived in lebanon a decade before the war began he says returning is not an option. I have been working here for the past 13 years and now i need a work permit and i need to legalize my status or also i cant work we lost everything in syria our lands there are no jobs there. There is not considered a refugee but he is among what the Ministry Says is the hundreds of thousands of syrians competing with lebanese citizens for jobs. The ministry of labor says this crackdown is not related to an anti fear in refugee camp aimed waged by Foreign Ministers of the Free Patriotic Movement party but the timing is questionable because it is the latest in a series of measures seen targeting syrias refugee population in lebanon. Those measures have included evictions from somebodies to polities curfews deportations and the demolition of tents that are beit of concrete but the Ministry Denies singling out syrias nationals. We are not targeting only one nationality but it happens that the syrians are the largest number that is why they consider this a crackdown against. Lebanese Officials Say fewer than 2000 syrians have legal work. Herbut and they believe 1500000 syrians are in the country half a 1000000000 more than are registered with the un but even for those registered working getting proper documentation isnt easy any person in a refugee situation may find it more difficult because they may be lacking certain documents and at the same time because we know that most refugees in lebanon today live in poverty the United Nations is also discussing with the ministry of labor to get a better understanding of how this will affect syrians and Syrian Refugees in lebanon. Its already affected what the who says he needs to do sponsorship and the few 100. 00 needed to redo his papers he thinks the lebanese government is trying to force them out leaving them with 2 options starve or die in syria so where else is it or beirut. Is deputy Prime Minister has denied receiving funding from russian investors or in the release of a secret recording buzz feed news obtained what it says is a tape of covert talks in moscow between close aides to salvini and 5 other men says the recording shows russia trying to funnel millions of dollars to the italian Labor Party Led by savvy he says he plans to sue them again occasions. German chancellor Angela Merkel has downplayed concerns over her health saying shes fine despite a 3rd bout of shaking in public in a month the 64 year old says shes working through the issue of the latest episode at a military ceremony where the finish Prime Minister in berlin merkel has no history of Serious Health issues. Thats the end of the road and beatle after 8 decades the last of the iconic cars rolled off the production line in mexico because original design can be traced back to the austrian engineer Ferdinand Porsche who was hired in the early 1930 s. To design an affordable peoples car for adult hitler the factory built to make folks wagons was then used to produce military vehicles during world war 2 but production of the cars began in 19465955 the factory had made its millionth time one beatle by the 160 s. They could be found around the world and became synonymous with the Hippie Movement in the sixtys and seventys and even had a starring role in several disney films starting with a love bug in 968. 00 about a beetle called herbie that could think and drive on its own a new beetle went on sale in 1908 which kept the iconic curved shape but was entirely different car with the engine moved from the back to the front where your spoke to bell had hagar professor of european history at the university of leiden and author of the peoples car a global history of the beatles explained why the car is so significant. For many people it was the 1st car especially in europe but also in many other countries a mass motorized many societies and what was also very special about it was that it lasted it was wrong for such a long time over 80 years there is no other car that has achieved that it looked immediately unconventional and but it was a quality product and some American Consumers took to it partly also from the fiftys on whats already as a statement against the ostentatious consumption that was associated with detroit so from the very beginning in the United States the people and air of unconventionality and thats what the Counter Culture than latched on to finished off right now is the diesel star i mean whats for whats ending now is the retro vehicle known as the new beetle which came into existence in the ninetys and that was the year towards the American Market to revive the brand in the United States. And with the Diesel Scandal the brand really is severely damaged and the sales are down and it just makes no more economic sense to continue producing it every celebration in new york city where the u. S. Womens Football Team has been honored with a ticker tape party for in their world cup victory captain Meghan Rapinoe led the parade of a float with new york mayor bill de blas you gave them the keys to the city squads to know when they were the netherlands in the final on sunday capped a World Cup Campaign distracted huge Television Audiences and unprecedented Public Interest is the 4th time over all but a u. S. Womens team has won the trophy a parade also calls to spotlight on the teams fight for equal pay with a Mens National team rapinoe used her address to improve people to try to be better and admitted shed made some mistakes a self. Therefore i would be better is it. So hard for some of the things. Now it is time to come together this conversation is that the next step. We have to collaborate it takes everybody this is my charms everybody do what you can do or you have to do step outside yourself be more be better be bigger than you ever been before if this team is any representation of what you can be when you do that please take this as an example and of course want to catch up any time on our website address that is al jazeera dot com and watch this live by clicking on the live icon dot com. Quick reminder the top stories here on jazeera the british Prime Minister to resign may says the resignation of the u. K. Ambassador to the us is a matter of deep regret kim dark said it was impossible for him to continue after the leaking of diplomatic cables describing president Trumps Administration as clumsy and inept in a televised debate on tuesday night to the favorite to become next british Prime Minister Boris Johnson refused to support barack. Iranian president Hassan Rouhani says his countrys uranium enrichment is for peaceful purposes and does not violate the 2050 nuclear deal and 4 is a warning from donald trump that he will soon substantially increase sanctions on the Islamic Republic trump has accused iran of secretly enriching uranium for a long time but terror and says washington is the one violating the agreement. Isnt problem solvers dont need to be hes divorced believe it or National Leader out of the deal it is the most believe now view of of not implementation or seizing implementation of some parts of the wasnt a geisha you did it because a deal if it is a big deal and if you are interested. You have the time by your pushing the others to follow suit. France is denying that its breached a u. N. Arms embargo after 4 of its antitank missiles were found during a raid on the libyan warlord holly for have to base on the outskirts of tripoli frances military has admitted that the u. S. Made javelin antitank missiles found during a raid in libya belongs to the french army it says they were originally intended to protect french antiterrorism forces in libya. Mobile Internet Access is being restored in sudan after a blackout was ordered by Government Forces following a deadly crackdown on Peaceful Protesters last month the move comes a week after the military council and the prodemocracy movement reached a power sharing deal. Different say 22 countries are signed a letter calling on china to halt its mass detention of ethnic week is in the region is the 1st joint move on the issue at the Un Human Rights Council u. N. Experts say at least 1000000 readers and other muslims are held in Detention Centers in the remote Western Region china describes most Training Centers to stamp out extremism theres the headlines the stream is up next you stay with us because. Ok im really could be here in the stream today 3 segments from libya we will look at the battle for tripoli show ideas for ending the countrys war and hear about migrants caught in the countrys conflict as always you can take part in our conversations and us your thoughts via twitter or and our live you tube channel. Why are detained migrants being killed in libya question still surrounded by the 3rd air attack in tripoli that destroyed a Migrant Detention Center and killed at least 50 detainees and wounded 130 others a Un Special Envoy to libya said that the attack could constitute a war crime the incident is believed to be one of the most fatal cases a civilian deaths since april when rebel forces led by general Khalifa Haftar launched and military offensive to seize the capital city have a listen to what you and see our spokesperson charlie wax lee had to say about the attack on migrants this was a despicable tragedy that never should have happened we warned about the situation of the detainees into jewelry just 2 months ago we called for them to be evacuated after a similar airstrike badly damaged the roof of the center and injured 2 of the detainees sadly they were not evacuated and 50 of the detainees who have paid the price with their lives what we need now is a significant shift in approach the clashes continue and there remain some 3800 people in Detention Centers at risk of being caught up in the violence we need in hard search and rescue capacity and renewed efforts to make sure that nobody no refugee is returned to libya cannot be considered to have a safe pool at this time and the tragic events of the last week of june. But with us to talk about this from tunis is sam turner he had the Libyan Mission for Doctors Without Borders or m. S. F. And is stumbled up the cause that i said to a Senior Writer with the libya observer and in rome italy. A Senior Analyst with the International Crisis Group Welcome to the stream all of you i want to start with our community and someone in particular who says theyre in so this is and open native and the people behind this accounts to be official page of refugees in libya and suffering and oka native rights the migrants into shelter where they were bombed by an airstrike sharing this picture with us today they got out of because the u. N. H. C. R. Is unable to save or evacuate them and still many are waiting for evacuation and assistance and of course we heard what the u. N. H. C. R. Spokesperson had to say at the beginning of this show but sam what do we know about this attack. What we know is is quite simply the that it represents an atrocious attack on civilians you know no matter who they are but in this case it was civilians who were trapped who were locked into a detention facility leading to such an extraordinary and immediate loss of life of we believe up to 60 people who were killed in this attack on the Detention Center where migrants refugees and Asylum Seekers were being held im coming to months after a similar strike on the same Detention Center compound that was referenced by charlie from from u. N. H. C. R. I was actually into dura Detention Center the day after that Previous Strike and i went into that cell where the shrapnel torn through the roof and issued piece of metal had bouts of the ground just a metre away from where baby was sleeping on a mattress and the women were terrified and i can only imagine that level of fear and desperation now felt by all those refugees migrants who continue to be trapped in Detention Centers in libya and for whom there are really no options at the cottage you want to explain why where the action frankly whats become a target. Actually there was no sublimation was. The only position that i can say is the let me say to madness. On the attackers because like you know shortly before one day before the attack i suppose forces his folks men they said were going to be carrying out Precision Air strikes on target and in tripoli and the day after the airstrike hit the Migrant Center and the day after the Migrant Center was hit by air strike this postman ahmed in the matter you said we did it the air so we carried out the airstrike on on them on which is another name for Detention Center and he said you know this was like an absolute confession and admission of the tag there was no action or no contamination and you know that the u. N. Security council failed to condemn the the attack because of the u. S. You know the reaction and then they condemned the attack but they didnt condemn the people who carried out the attack so this is actually a failure on many levels and thats why its happening as have been interested billions liggins or the migrants both of them are civilians but the did the tragedy here is that because the civilians who are trapped and have nowhere to go they are forced to be in that place they cant run away they can go freely around the area thats the only thing of them they did i did i feel like i i think they feel if you live for a little bit more of context. Go ahead go in the ceiling the give us again i have i think we need a little bit more context because we have to place this attack within an ongoing war that is happening since you know the beginning of april between courses of the Libyan National army headed by a hostile are against the forces of the trip and your backs government and its since april that weve been seeing day the airstrikes on tripoli and on various parts of tripoli mainly targeting military installations or allegedly buildings and infrastructure believed to be under the control of the military factions from the Opposing Side now this attack on the 3rd you were at the time center according to the l a nay was. A mistake they claim they were attacking a weapons depot over an armed group in the nearby area it is this time that there is an armed group based in the cost of land neighboring this has told you a Detention Center and the previous air attacks that my colleagues were referring to the one that happened 2 months ago did appear to have targets one was the use to. Go to impose ok weapons total i want to know youre saying this and taking to the head with al and i and Libyan National army we also have community wanting to being part of this conversation as well so how tight would just come back to just a moment when the kind of quality on your point about this being part of an ongoing war and so of course this started much of this started with the advance towards tripoli by honey funhouse the i want to share the viewpoint from a journalist sally hayden who makes that same point and says this is not unique in itself and this is part of a chain of other things that weve seen so have a listen to what sally told the stream. The number of deaths in 2 sure the latest in a line of deaths in Detention Centers to scare and. Witnesses told me that 2 refugees who tried to escape at the end of june were shot and killed by guards. For more ive seen there is no responsibility for any of these vast a e. U. The us and theyve been a target nobodys adding up the number of people dying in detention and also there doesnt really seem to be much of an attempt to tell the families of the people who die. So sam do you want to take that on because she says there seems to be a lack of responsibility claims on either side. Absolutely and sally is completely right to to bring up the the situation in other Detention Centers not only busy in conflict related deaths where we have seen a horrific attack on custer being this year in late april where an armed group stormed a Detention Center where over 800 people were were were being were being held we know that in that incident several people were killed and up to 20 others injured but these deaths in Detention Centers are not just confined to Armed Conflict and we have seen numerous deaths in Detention Centers from preventable causes due to the lack of provision of medical services and other extremely poor conditions of detention themselves i mean as as we currently stand the the war in tripoli has had a horrendous effect on all of the civilians who are living in tripoli in the surrounding areas but the w. H. O. The World Health Organization figures suggest that they can come from around a 160000000000 deaths since the start of this conflict now we know for certain that around 60 of those deaths are amongst refugees and migrants in Detention Centers this conflict is happening that disproportionate impact on on this population and yet its all just part of a much Bigger Picture study im hinted at earlier so i want to push on just a little bit to the battle for tripoli more than a 1000 people have been killed since april as 2 rival coalitions fight for control over the capital city a libya has been in conflict since the ousting of Moammar Gadhafi and 2011 and currently the country has 2 rival governments in tripoli a un recognized government of National Accord which received support from turkey and qatar and in libyas east wrote commander honey for have tatar and his self declared Libyan National army theyve been advancing on tripoli with a ground an air offensive backed by the u. A. E. Side. Arabia and egypt abuses have allegedly been committed by both sides well the World Health Organization said on tuesday that 106 civilians have been killed in the fighting so have a listen to general. The operations spokesman for the self declared Libyan National army. And the instructions issued by the commander in chief of our forces are not to target any governmental private or Public Institutions these institutions belong to citizens or belong to the state they cannot be targeted because we care about it we are responsible army and disciplined force which cares about the interests of the country. So you heard what he had to say there but i want to share what this means for many members of our audience in libya this is no who says this war penetrates into everyones life no matter how much we resist succumbing to its form it ability she goes on to say where i live is not considered close to the heavy fighting but they make sure to remind me of the war every now and then by those loud rumbles and booms the sound of sirens never fails to make your heart cringe as you realize that your fellow libyans are losing their lives for no good reason the smell of death is sorted to the tolls keep getting higher as the stakes do to what has this conflict in this push towards libya towards tripoli rather of them that are meant for your average resident. Actually did the residents are directly impacted by this you know fighting because water caught our cars and everything but lets talk about the displacement and the 1st place this pirating since april 3rd has displaced so far over 100000 people and more of course and these people are spread around tripoli the capital and western other Western Regions hit it now this displacement means a lot because these families have nowhere to go most of them went to school so. The education ordered the system as because of families you know being hosted in the schools or other other issues are related to the to the like the hospitals the medical staff and did the lack of services because of the big numbers of injuries and the idea that most of the medical medical facilities are in nephite things. Lets talk about the infrastructure and the Public Private and Public Properties that have been targeted by the house theres forces an air strike we have like you know who. Stores we have. Course school books for the governments have been targeted we have like many private properties that have been destroyed if you look at footage from. For example just to bring it here from the version you can be told will destruction of private property these are things that cannot be regained so easily people are people have worked their lifetime in order to build a house and you know build a small shop to buy to sell things to the be able. You know like a human to human you carrion issues and these are like very simple things that are not caught by everybodys eyes codys i also just to sum up general hafta what would you say about. Well general hocked are divided there are in libya and feel that he is a hero that saved them in the end. You know radical groups that have put their city in and there are busy many many there that have a completely opposite view and see him as the incarnation of evil. That may be a lot of war against terror to wage a war against opponents. To these individuals essentially consider him in. Busy power. Its not up to me to me to defy him but i think that dooms record that hes a divisive figure in libya and unfortunately. Theyre going to bring back together this country that seems frankly 14 is divided into that article and to be nice to rival governments and military but the actions they need probably to be. Movement and to find a middle ground motherly you know 24 hot areas and whats he doing on the many other issues that have divided into continue to divide the country and to go back to your question about you know what is the impact of this war in tripoli. My colleague before mentioned sort of their humanitarian impact of the war but i think theres a much more important. Than mythical long term impact of this war because up until 4 months ago and still some hope of that we concede nation through the u. N. Let me since the outburst of us to the teeth in a quote that has all. Of the conflict so the armed groups that are supporting the to be based government and the armed forces that are supporting the good National Army could listen headed by how our bottles sort of go into work they will they can they. Well were almost you know only one woman. And i think this is the biggest tragedy ready of war. The parties of the conflict a lot. Lot of exactly you know Less Community you also want to weigh in on this point so final segment so lucius can there be such a thing to the war in libya after 8 years of conflict why has it been so difficult to end the countrys war fighting in tripoli has forced up as oman to some peace efforts despite tripoli face Prime Minister fires last month propose a Libyan Congress and thats aimed at finding out peaceful solution to the conflict heres what he said on june 16th. Weve decided during this form what will be the future roadmap of this period and create the suitable constitutional law to hold president ial and parliamentary elections before the end of 2019 which a political solution what are the possibilities is that where you know about negotiations that are going out of the negotiations for negotiations to take place even. Actually negotiations have stopped the movement how star led the offensive on tripoli you know you know the story but one thing is important here how start is advocating for military rule in libya there is no negotiation or political solution on his agenda is talking about bringing him back to the the you know the the family rule not the military rule not the dictatorship alone no defamatory rule here like the gadhafi rule where his sons can take part of the governing of the of the country we can see that very clearly now as 2 or 3 are in the military and the other one is just doing if youre patient and entertainment south and to gaza this is absolutely i mean policy that does not help libyan libyans once a modern page pate a civilian a state face where they can go and vote and choose their you know their parliament and their president this was very close to happening before the attack of tripoli that was led by after so the idea that the rise dead that we need a new method for ordinary goshi ation that is absolutely helpful because you cannot negotiate with someone who really lived the coup against negotiation again we need the new faces that resents the Eastern Region with certain region and the Southern Region and we need the new people new political figures to lead negotiation libya libya negotiation under the u. N. Effort bad i think remove the legal things thats somewhat Wishful Thinking in the sense that i think most of the rashes. Synergism vission to has a new name for him he is the as i can remember was the voice is from the east. But we have to face the fact that willingly or unwillingly. His voice is a government that backs i reality on the ground. Like them im not like that and might about them or or agree with them but its difficult to loads of real sense that excludes an actor that has the military might to attack tripoli and has the level of foreign support that you cant still somehow i think we need to be thinking about a new form of alert that called i dont believe in but certainly not one which. Excludes its a choice on the ground and less that when i think i think one thing that is explicitly clear in this situation in libya is that while governments around the world put their own National Interests 1st. And perpetuates the Current Situation in terms of the military support that is being provided to both sides in the conflict or be it the all the suits or european states where the priority appears to be more about controlling migration then im supporting libyans to see a peaceful insist and successful libya i think and so we see a change in that situation were going to continue to see the ongoing conflict that has rocked the country for years i want to share the viewpoint of one of our Community Members from outside of libya who is looking at this as so many of our Community Members are as to what International Players can be doing so this is a and heres what he told the string. This is. To give you pleased for your own interesting disconsolate of. Everybody who wants to argue. The. Study dead over my god i believe. Any form of control by external forces. Can drag over mouse. Before in the same kind of. Wearing to abuse. So you mention as external forces there he is not the only one this person tweeted in my opinion the wars and is not and has or d. N. A. His hands are too many external forces at play claudia what do you make of that point yes i mean theres no doubt that the conflict in libya is a multitiered on the one level we have the International Component on the plan and in fact they are regional actors they are playing out their own what was so well as you mentioned earlier there is a correlation an axis that goes from tired immediately each ready to saudi arabia that have a common vision for the region and see ally and. The other side turkey and so this is the International Dimension of the conflict but then we have also you know going to be different we have a political conflict we have a military conflict between rival military cooperation then we have a conflict over the control of the countrys finances and the phenomena the source so long Term Solution of the conflict in libya and requires an intervention in the old 3 levels there needs to be a convergence of the International Actors to pressure their proxies so their friends in libya to accept the ceasefire and accept the talks i mean them stuck by late. But also. So either domestic level there needs to be political talks it needs to be military to military. Know about security in tripoli but nationwide codomain sounds like a combination of my mother and the whole plot are you talking to anybody in libya right now you felt you sound like youve got the entire plan just put out that because this has been this this whole entire conflict has been going on for 8 years that sam claudia thank you so much for your insight into 3 different topics that we were looking at or surrounding in libya over the last couple of months and also he is many and with poetic words from doha who is a poet she wrote the metaphor of war and this part really caught our attention buildings fragment they crumble 2 armies in my city rumble halting our lives while fighting for their and the libyan social fabric tear thank you for that we had so Many Community comments about whats going on in libya so this conversation will continue online and you can i will find youll find us at a stream on twitter and to the next time i see you and i thank so much. 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K. s most senior diplomats in the most important World Capital forced from office after a concerted attack on his credibility by actors in london and at the white house Prime Minister in parliament spoke the Prime Minister and leader of the opposition expressed what you can only call thinly disguised outrage at what they see as an assault on the integrity of the u. K. s Diplomatic Service Good Government depends on Public Servants being able to give full and frank advice i want all our Public Servants to have the confidence to be able to do that. The parliaments Foreign Affairs committee met to try to make sense of its asking the head of the countrys Diplomatic Service if hed ever known anything like it not in his career he said nor in anyone elses in the last 150 years the last time i know that we had difficulty with the United States was 856. When the incumbent was accused of recruiting americans to fight on the british side in the crimean war president Franklin Pierce was in the water. On one level dereks position had become untenable since president decided to blackball him from official events following the ambassadors leaked criticisms of him and his administration although all go on to tell us where the last straw was a come on but the straw that broke the camels back was that derek watched the t. V. Debate on tuesday nights between jeremy hunt the foreign secretary and Boris Johnson in the race to become the u. K. s next Prime Minister hunt said he supported barack and said trump had no business interfering in the u. K. s Diplomatic Service but johnson didnt he refused to say he had a direct hit back is the u. K. s man in washington so i will keep him to retire and i think wed like to know if you get well im not going to be so presumptuous as to thank you i got a good position it seems derek decided that johnson was prepared to throw him under the bus in favor of his support for trump and the favorable trade deal with the usa as part of brechts it the logic of this is theres none better than a country with which the u. K. Might want to do a trade deal china say or brazil will have to think twice about expressing their opinions openly even in secret diplomatic cables for fear that they might get leads and that in itself undermines governments but apart from that if Boris Johnson becomes Prime Minister hell be faced with the Foreign Office furious at his perceived role in bringing down one of their own. Johnson himself assuming he becomes Prime Minister will pick the next ambassador to washington the question is will it be a neutral diplomats or a political appointment brecks it is taking yet more victims this time at the heart of government largely aljazeera in london iranian president Hassan Rouhani says his country is uranium enrichment is for peaceful purposes and does not violate the 2050 nuclear deal it follows a warning from donald trump that he will soon substantially increase sanctions on the Islamic Republic trump is accused terror on of secretly enriching uranium for a long time a terror on says washington is the one violating the agreement france is denying that its breached a u. N. Arms embargo after 4 of its antitank missiles were found during a raid on libyan warlord holly for have to base on the outskirts of tripoli frances military has admitted that the u. S. Made javelin antitank missiles found during a raid in libya belonged to the french army