days after the very polluted air here here in belgrade. where is the minister of environmental protection where is he is he alive is he going to say something is he going to do something and this minister should have called a press conference today but he cancel it and in meanwhile the serbian president said this pollution is a result of the standard here is sort of so everyone can afford to drive the car so that's why the air is polluted to so this kind of commons make people more even more angry so do news a from the government is that prime minister said that serbian government should the coordinates of all of them is ation involved in the 1 ear protection during the days they're coming so we should get some more information about that thank you appreciate it lucia joining us there from the serbian capital belgrade. meanwhile huge crowds of people have joined climate activists gratitude for a climate march in this. demonstration was planned for the one year anniversary of the climate strike movement inspired by to unpeg demonstrators sa

belgrade sarajevo pristina and scorpio in recent weeks all 4 have been ranked in the top 10 list of the world's most polluted cities january has been a suffocating ordeal for the residents of the balkans probably in a most is. a way for the whole of mankind this is not good at sarajevo then belgrade and all of the city it is pleated because of cars and bad fuel coal and like night. a recent un report agreed finding that more than 60 percent of people here rely on coal and fire wood stoves to heat their homes 20 percent of the region's premier choi deaths were directly linked to chronic air pollution the bosnian capital saudi aver sits in a valley ringed by high mountains and most of the past week pollution in the form of microscopic airborne particles has been at least twice and sometimes 8 times higher than the e.u. safe limits to d.c. we can hardly breathe when we go out it's especially hard for patients with heart and lung problems sometimes you can't even walk on the street even with a scarf on it was suffocating. in the bosnian town of tuzla this week carrying banners saying we wan

days ofter the very polluted air here here in belgrade. where is the minister of environmental protection where is he is he alive is he going to say something we see going to do something and this minister should hold a press conference today but he cancel it and in meanwhile the serbian president said that this pollution is a result of the standard here is sort of so everyone can afford to drive the car so that's why the air is polluted to so this kind of commons make people more even more angry so do news from the government is that prime minister said that serbian government should the coordinates all are going ization involved in the air protection during the days they're coming so we should get some more information about that. pollens opposition dominated senate has rejected a new law that would have allowed judges who criticized the government's judicial reforms to be punished 100 member senate now really voted to reject the law but the lower house controlled by the ruling nationalist law and justice party still has the power to mak

the comments, as talks in belgrade with serbian president continue. >> the problem can only be solved by serbia and kosovo. it is a negotiation between the two of them, and the result can only come from an agreement between the two of them. there is no other solution. we are not going to impose, because we cannot, and we do not want. the president says serbia is ready to resume negotiations as soon as kosovo abolishes the tax. london's mayor says he is heartbroken about the united kingdom's departure from the european union. sadiq khan long argued that he thought it would be better for the u.k. germane in the e.u. the mayor also rebuffed speculation that london would work to become a lightly regulated tax agent in the post brexit europe. brexit-era. global news 24 hours a day, on-air, and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. ♪ live from bloomberg world quarters in new york, i'm vonnie quinn. amanda: i'm amanda lang in toronto. welcome to bloomberg markets. here are the top stories we

we await for the whole of mankind this is not good at sarajevo then belgrade and all of the city it is pleated because of cars and bad feel coal and like night. a recent un report agreed finding that more than 60 percent of people here rely on coal and fire wood stoves to heat their homes 20 percent of the region's premier choi deaths were directly linked to chronic air pollution the bosnian capital saudi avers sits in a valley ringed by high mountains and most of the past week pollution in the form of microscopic airborne particles has been at least twice and sometimes 8 times higher than the e.u. safe limits to d.c. we can hardly breathe when we go out it's especially hard for patients with heart and lung problems sometimes you can't even walk on the street even with a scarf on it was suffocating. in the bosnian town of tuzla this week carrying banners saying we want to brief hundreds protested their anger at government inaction we were just showing seraphim the local authorities tell us stories about some nebulous temperature inversion and the like but we all know that the basic cau

along witharajevo, belgrade and another city, have been ranked among the top 10 polluted cities in recent weeks. the wintertime crisis, fueled by nearby coal plates, and by 60% of the world -- of the region's population, which uses coal or firewood to heat their homes. u.n. report found that air pollutioion is to o blame for 2f premature deaths in more than a dozen stern balkan cities. protests of erected across the regigion, to demand the governmt make clean energy more accessible, and tighten regulations on emissions. >> we lose 5500 lives every year in bosnia. every citizen suffers because of this air. evereryone suffers except politicians. politicians ignore it. reporter: one answer would be for cleaner heating options at home, but that is a solution many cannot afford in a region where wages average about 500 euros a month. annette: seychelles has attracted many visitors with picture-perfect teaches, while gaining a reputation as a sought after spot for hunting movers -- .unting movers -- h honeymooners the economic health comes at a cost to its ecosystem. reporter: the instagram-per

days off to the very polluted air here in belgrade. where is the minister of environmental protection leary's is he alive is he going to say something we see going to do something and this minister should have called a press conference today but he canceled and he meanwhile the serbian president said that this pollution is a result of the standard here is sort of below so everyone can afford to drive the car so that's why the air is to so this kind of commons to make people more even more angry so do news from the government is that prime minister said that serbian government to the coordinates all of them is ation involved in the air protection during the days they're coming so we should get some more information saval that. cyprus is seeing a huge influx of migrants and refugees most get on boats from turkey and then across the border from the self declared republic of northern cyprus cypriot say they've had more than they can cope with the need help from the e.u. but some say the country is deliberately making things on pleasant for

in principle if you goes to belgrade and he is arrested this should be illegal because he can we for his immunity from the european parliament. or phones to you can political analyst part of the process based think tank supreme foundation thanks for your time will follow this story carefully and welcome. now what are we talking about next now i think completely different style to talk panders and pretty pictures worth the festive season just about or just about over you put it decorations away someone certainly about here about to say next one resident of moscow those found a rather creative approach the annual january cleanup not quite sure when he's angry it's all over not by the way bad. if you watch know you to ponder expert you can tell us if that's what i know i can tell by the way they go to the tree that's it for now thanks for watching this policy so things look in so far this tuesday early evening from russia so much more to. my name is kevin for me the rest the team just let me remind you of course brand new year as we just said lots for the stateside team to get their tit

that countries who were present at this event at the white house or mar united arab emirates and belgrade and that it's also a sort of pointing to their palestinians that there is support for the trump administration's peace plan in the region support in the region minus the palestinians palestinian diplomats they have said that this deal is dead on arrival so how is how can it make a difference then for the palestinians they are talking with the trumpet ministration they weren't consulted that's what's being reported so how is going to make a difference. well i think they have to look very much into the detail of what mr trump has said i mean he said basically used the word 2 states he also said that the palestinians have the right to have the state a contingent state but it is. runs to conditions being met to lay down some of conditions and prime minister netanyahu spoke often also they down some of the conditions so as state for the palestinians is conditional but you also don't know what is in what territory in the occupied west bank but parts of the territory this state would be the

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what we're seeing here in the balkan peninsula this is parts of syria parts of syria as well as belgrade dealing with a very increased amounts of pollutants at the surface and this is only getting worse of the last couple of days unfortunately people dressed illnesses really suffer and these conditions we're going to see more of the same very stagnant situations across much of the southeast over the next few days here now where it's not stagnant is out here towards the west lot of rain a lot of winds for parts of the u.k. all the way down towards western parts of france even over here towards portugal now going to be watching the likelihood of flooding as we go towards the rest of day here on thursday and then that system moves a little bit more towards the east as we go towards friday for parts of the l. so that means you can be seeing some snow in your forecast as we go towards friday evening down towards the southeast though it is going to be the rain continue for parts of cyprus as well as the coastal areas of libya and into parts of cairo over the next couple of days as we go toward

physically applied to speak of a coup because the product of on that it is but clear who was in belgrade or of any people who were killed but there 'd is a lot of speculation that the members of. a fraction of the popular mobilization course of one of the militia cannot be a part of the record the president can come to court to appeal but it's going to be able to get more the provisions well a little earlier the us president donald trump said his forces acted to stop a war with iran not start one by assassinating the top iranian come on the major general customs and an army he added that the u.s. is prepared for any reprisals so the money lead iran's elite could forces died in an air strike in baghdad alongside a commander of iraq's popular mobilisation forces the recent attacks on u.s. targets in iraq including rocket strikes that killed an american and injured 4 american servicemen very badly as well as a violent assault on our embassy in baghdad were carried out at the direction of selling maney cell m 80 made the death of innocent people his sick passion contributing to terrorist plo

becomes really pretty stagnant underneath all of the mass and so much so they've got this problem in belgrade a very high pollution levels and this really is the same mix in with the fog so not a good ass hole it will stay that way as you go through wednesday meanwhile out across the northwest we're seeing the next system come through some very heavy amounts of rain wednesday red. is the clear day across much of the u.k. and ireland those showers pushing across into the low countries opt in to as a demo going across into scandinavia and then elsewhere as i say we have got this low clouds and also a fair amount of fog in the morning hours now by thursday there's another system working its way out from the southwest and we're going to see some very heavy amounts of rainfall support you could pick up about $125.00 millimeters of rain up into western france areas of the u.k. about 50 millimeters of rain this could certainly have some flooding and elsewhere we have still got those click additions but as a side remember we could see some morning fog now in terms of accumulation of rain we will see

altie southeastern europe now for a long time the fog is turning to smog in places like saudi aver belgrade there is movement and there has been through out the winter particular the british isles and down the coast of france and spain it's been windy and wet the last belt of rain on its way to norway is there this one going through france will produce some significant snow in the french in the swiss alps the next belt of rain and when the 70 coming into the west and make themselves felt in portugal then again probably in france and ireland but there's been a bit of a change in the adriatic you might stir the air up a little bit in croatia and serbia this blue here suggests thunderstorms around slovenia and it's cold enough for snow once that stuff reaches. austria but it's not really your coat nowhere is subzero and we're in the heart of winter now the eastern med that still cold enough air to produce thunderstorms in cretinous cyprus and this cloud circulating here would suggest that it's been reported already yet more cloud of rain or thunderstorms in eastern libya and the farmer also eg

sarajevo, belgrade and all the cities. it is polluted because of cars and that fuel, coal.t u.n. report agreed, finding more than 60% of people here rely on coal and fire woodstoves to heat their homes. 20% of the region's premature deaths were directly linked to chronic air pollution. the bosnian capital sits in a valley rimmed by high mountains. for most of the past week, pollution in the form of microscopic airborne particles has been twice and sometimes eight times higher than the eu safe limit. >> we can hardly breathe when we go out. it is especially hard for patients with heart and lung problems. sometimes you cannot walk on the street, even with a scarf on. town,in one bosnian banners saying we want to breathe. hundreds protested their anger at the government enacted. -- inaction. >> the local authorities tell us stories about some nebulous temperature inversion and the like. we all know the basic cause of pollution in the city is particle pollution from individual heating spokes. the city is not investing enough. >> i came here to support these protests and to fina

assange as political as i don't know like what was happening at the same day today in berlin brussels belgrade paris naples madrid said i well i these are all the all the all the venues all our people think this case is not just about julian assange it's about transparency it's about democracy in europe. are you nervous about speaking on stage how does this fit in with your normal life this is normal life. they should wish. for time philosophers to sit in the room and write for some of them tell me what you do sometimes they write books i don't say but they also do this also go through refugee bans and so if you think you're a new kind of some. i don't have time to think about myself. and was the 1st the world believe me a speaker i'm going to will focus people. there do we get in from this side we're going to thank you so as you know we are going to listen and to have a conversation with you major intellectual. way here. so please welcome them both on stage very hard thank you what they learnt from truly understand is that you have to be consistent maybe sometimes you have these temptation to

assange as political as i don't know like what was happening at the same day today in berlin brussels belgrade paris naples madrid. well i desire all the all the all the venues all our people i think this case is not just about julian assange it's about transparency it's about democracy in europe. you know this about speaking of how does it. this is normal. but don't last for just sit in the room and write for some of them. sometimes the right books but also but they also do this for both refugee that you think you're a new kind of from us. i don't have time to think about myself. and most of the 1st the world will be near speaker and then it will focus people. from this side begin to. thank. so as you know we are going to. have a conversation with major intellectual. way here. so please welcome them both on state. very hard to. thank. what they learnt from julian assange is that you have to be consistent maybe sometimes you have these temptation to feeling that you're not important. that the powers are smiling at last and laughing when we occupy us fair that they are laughing when we are in a

the southeast in europe now for a long time the fog is turning to smog in places like saudi aver belgrade there is movement and there has been surrounding the winter particular the british isles and down the coast of france and spain it's been windy and wet the last belt of rain on its way to norway is there this one going through france with produce some significant snow in the french in the swiss alps the next belt of rain and when the 70 coming into the west and make themselves felt in portugal then again probably in france and ireland but there's been a bit of a change in the adriatic you might stir the air up a little bit. this blue here suggest thunderstorms around slovenia and it's cold enough for snow once that stuff reaches austria but it's not really that cold nowhere is subzero and we are in the heart of winter now the eastern med that still cold enough air to produce thunderstorms in crete and cyprus and this cloud circulating he would suggest there has been reports already yet more cloud of rain or thunderstorms in eastern libya on the farm also egypt that's the case for both

becomes really pretty stagnant underneath all of that and so much so you've got this problem in belgrade a very high pollution levels and this really is the same mix in with the folks so not good after all it will stay that way as you go through wednesday meanwhile out across the northwest we see the next system come through some very heavy amounts of rain wednesday really is the clear out there across much of the u.k. and ireland those showers pushing across into the low countries opt into as a democrat across into scandinavia and then elsewhere as i say we have got this low clouds and also a fair amount of fog in the morning hours now by thursday there's another system working its way out from the southwest and we're going to see some very heavy amounts of rain paul supporter you could pick up about 125 millimeters of rain up into western france areas of the u.k. about 50 millimeters of rain this could certainly some flooding and elsewhere we have still got those clear conditions but as a side remember we could see some morning fog now in terms of accumulation of rain we will see plent

in april 1993 i traveled to belgrade, come in, senator, he said, let's talk. we sat down at his conference table and he talked. you know you got us all wrong, senator. got us all wrong. it's the muslims and the cruet, it's not us. i brought up -- a largely muslim town trying like hell to hold all the serb soldiers who were firing on neighborhoods from aretily pieces around the town who were minute during the humanitarian relief effort and pummeling their convoys. no, no the u.n. has preceded this. the recent bombings are not us. they're doing it to themselves. to make us look bad. he tried to tell me that all sides in bosnia have artilleries. battery and tanks. including the muslims. mr. mellow rich i said you're the only person in the world who would say such a ridiculous thing. he could tell i just about had it with his lies and at one point he looked at me from the table about 10:00 at night all those maps in front of him and he said what do you think of me? i all i could think of was my father. i said i think you're a damn war criminal. and i'm going to do

in april 1993 1993 i traveled o belgrade to meet slobodan milosevic. come in, he said. let's talk. we sat down at this conference table. he talked. you know you got us all wrong, senator. you got us all wrong. it's the muslims. it's not us. i brought up i largely muslim town that was trying to tell to hold off the serb soldiers who were firing on civilian favorites from artillery pieces that ring the town he were plundering the humanitarian relief efforts and pummeling their convoys. no, no, no. the u.n. has proceeded this. the recent bombings are not us. they're doing it to themselves to make us look bad. he tried to tell me that all sides in boston have artillery batteries and tanks, including muslims. mr. malone savage, , i said, you're the only person in the world who would say such a ridiculous thing. he could tell that to just about had it with his life and 1. looked up at me from the table about 10:00 at night with all those maps right in front of him and without any emotion he said what do you think of me? all alligood makeup of my fathe. i said i think you're a god damn wa

clear belgrade a view of. economy needed in the final solution the systematic extermination of around 6000000 jews including one and a half 1000000 children. but of course aim short for that i'm not sure that their custom. sure does a coat but they just sort of shit on the shim. the zokol mama taught that mom it does come with a coat and if nicole. the goal was not only the annihilation of jews but also of jewish history and culture committing the large scale theft of jewish property in order to fund the nazis heinous crimes. the nazi war machine devoured country after country and where ever nazi boots tread killing squads labor concentration death camps followed over $1100.00 ghettos and around $1000.00 camps soon covered europe. yeah we are together. faking a group of might if those who seek out. yeah we are to get defending or that go for even if. the allies realize that the only way to stop killers armies was to join forces. the red army was the 1st to drive back the massive casi on russian soldiers from a