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Patrick Ryder “It's not unusual for North Korea to use media reports and imagery to try to telegraph, you know, to the world. From a U.S. standpoint, again, our focus is on working with our regional allies and partners to include the ROK and Japan on preserving regional security and stability and deterring a potential attack.” 4 hours ago
Ron Bonjean “It's not a question of age, because Trump remains energetic. It's a matter of focus and message discipline, because he [Donald Trump] has to convince the few remaining undecided voters that Harris is not only too liberal, but that he also has a real grasp on tackling problems that families are having today.” 7 hours ago
Mario Draghi “For the first time since the Cold War, we must genuinely fear for our self-preservation and the reason for a unified response has never been so compelling. Growth has been slowing down for a long time in Europe, but we've ignored [it]. Now we cannot ignore it any longer. Now conditions have changed: world trade is slowing, China is actually slowing very much and is becoming much less open to us … we've lost our main supplier of cheap energy, Russia. Europe must become a place where innovation flourishes. We could do much more if all these things were done as if we acted as a community.” 7 hours ago
Andrew Kolvet “When you break down the numbers, you realize there's 300,000 low-propensity, conservative-leaning votes in Arizona alone. When you're losing these states by 10,000 ballots or 20,000 ballots, you realize just how much potential there is if we do the work of engaging these voters beforehand.” 12 hours ago
Yulia Shapovalova “Both Iran and Russia are severely sanctioned, and its that particular issue has brought the two countries closer together. Of course, Russia officially never comments on the Russian Iranian military cooperation, but of course, it does take place. For a long time, both countries have been discussing deliveries and supplies of Russian multi-role fighter jets and Su-35 to Iran. Also, Iran is interested in Russia's satellite technology, but talking about Ukraine, of course, it's widely known that Russia is using Iranian Shahed drone technology in its conflict with Ukraine to strike positions in the country. So, obviously the military cooperation between the two countries is going to continue.” 12 hours ago

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Malik Traina

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“People don't know what's going on. The new board of directors is in control of the building. The outskirts of the central bank are being highly guarded. There's a huge security presence by the Ministry of the Interior. While al-Kabir had called on employees to stay away from the bank's premises, the new board of directors had told them to come in and start working. The staff of the central bank are really confused about what they should do. Banking transactions have been suspended for nearly a week now, so people can't transfer money. There's a huge liquidation problem, so they can't pull out their money either. Also, there are threats that the salaries of public employees will be delayed.”

Al Jazeera's correspondent reporting from Tripoli

30 Aug 2024 4 2

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Malik Traina

Inserted 1 year ago

“There are ongoing clashes. We can hear sporadic gunfire every 10-15 minutes. The Libyan Red Crescent said it has been able to evacuate dozens of families from the site of the clashes. People are suffering due to the lack of accountability towards powerful armed groups here in Tripoli. Both of these groups … are under the umbrella of the security apparatus. They are funded by the Libyan government.”

Al Jazeera's correspondent reporting from Tripoli

15 Aug 2023 2 1

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Malik Traina

Inserted 2 years ago

“What we need to understand is that in Libya, through a previous power-sharing agreement, there are two legislative houses. There's the parliament based in eastern Libya, and there's the high council of state in the west. The two legislative bodies are supposed to agree on a new government to replace the unity government of Prime Minister Abdel Hamid Dbeibeh. But the appointment of Bashagha [Fathi Bashagha] raised eyebrows regarding the transparency of the process. There was a lot of scepticism with regards to how transparent the vote was and how legitimate it was. Even the UN support mission voiced concerns that the vote of confidence in Bashagha was flawed. A lot of people see Bashagha as a traitor, who aligned himself with someone who has destroyed their homes and displaced hundreds of thousands of people. I've been talking to security officials and residents in Tripoli and what they're telling me is really that this was a message to those that are supporting Bashagha: You can't just come to Tripoli and assume power.”

Al Jazeera's correspondent reporting from Tripoli

17 May 2022 7 4

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Malik Traina

Inserted 2 years ago

“The apparent assassination attempt on Dbeibah is a huge setback for Libya's credibility to ensure the safety of its officials and foreign delegates. This is going to have a long-term effect. Senior foreign officials were able in recent years to visit the war-hit country without any incident. Now, with the security forces not able to ensure even the prime minister safety, people might start second guessing whether Libya's security services can protect senior officials.”

Al Jazeera's correspondent reporting from Tripoli

10 Feb 2022 4 3

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Malik Traina

Inserted 2 years ago

“This is the first official sign [the High National Electoral Commission's document] that the elections are not going to be going through. The head of the electoral commission has ordered for the electoral committees and the administrative offices to go back to their positions before the elections as if the elections aren't going to happen. Basically what this means is that he's told the temporary workers and the administrators in the polling stations to stop their work, to put away all the election equipment.”

Al Jazeera's correspondent reporting from Tripoli

21 Dec 2021 2 3

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Malik Traina

Inserted 2 years ago

“They definitely seem [to be] moving forward a plan to get the elections to happen as scheduled. But there are other questions that remain unanswered, such as the legislative bodies - one of which is based in eastern Libya, and the other in western Libya. They're supposed to agree on a constitutional framework for these elections to happen, that includes who can run for president, what kind of powers does a president have.”

Al Jazeera's correspondent

07 Nov 2021 6 3

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Malik Traina

Inserted 2 years ago

“Libyans are happy to see that Tripoli is safe enough for senior officials to arrive in their country. There is hope Libya will be recognised around the world as a sovereign and respectable country.”

Al Jazeera's correspondent reporting from Tripoli

21 Oct 2021 2 2

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Malik Traina

Inserted 3 years ago

“This was a body created [by the UN] to help reach a consensus and bring about an agreement. They [the delegates] were meant to come up with a constitutional framework for elections to be held in December but they are deeply divided. Despite an interim government being appointed in February, each side was putting forward a different candidate. Libya is still divided over how to hold the elections in December.”

Al Jazeera's correspondent reporting from Tripoli

03 Jul 2021 2 3

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Malik Traina

Inserted 4 years ago

“I've been speaking to [GNA, Government of National Accord] military leaders here on the ground and they've told me that yesterday they made significant gains. They have entered the western gates of Sirte ... and are in control of this area. They have also entered Wadi al-Jarf, which is in the south of Sirte. From what our sources tell us, many forces loyal to Haftar have withdrawn to eastern Libya, but there is a force that remains in Sirte. And whether or not they will continue the battle we will have to find out.”

Al Jazeera's correspondent reporting from Abu Grein 140km west of Sirte

08 Jun 2020 4 2

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Oct, 2021

Libyans are happy to see that Tripoli is safe enough for senior officials to arrive in their country. There is hope Libya will be recognised around the world as a sovereign and respectable country.

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May, 2022

What we need to understand is that in Libya, through a previous power-sharing agreement, there are two legislative houses. There's the parliament based in eastern Libya, and there's the high council of state in the west. The two legislative bodies are supposed to agree on a new government to replace the unity government of Prime Minister Abdel Hamid Dbeibeh. But the appointment of Bashagha [Fathi Bashagha] raised eyebrows regarding the transparency of the process. There was a lot of scepticism with regards to how transparent the vote was and how legitimate it was. Even the UN support mission voiced concerns that the vote of confidence in Bashagha was flawed. A lot of people see Bashagha as a traitor, who aligned himself with someone who has destroyed their homes and displaced hundreds of thousands of people. I've been talking to security officials and residents in Tripoli and what they're telling me is really that this was a message to those that are supporting Bashagha: You can't just come to Tripoli and assume power.

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Feb, 2022

The apparent assassination attempt on Dbeibah is a huge setback for Libya's credibility to ensure the safety of its officials and foreign delegates. This is going to have a long-term effect. Senior foreign officials were able in recent years to visit the war-hit country without any incident. Now, with the security forces not able to ensure even the prime minister safety, people might start second guessing whether Libya's security services can protect senior officials.