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to tell me i can't be a candidate for president of the osnia herzegovina is outrageous. and yet that's what the constitution did. it also enabled the european court of human rights to strike down that provision. of course the constitution has not been amended to allow others to be candidates for the residency. what we need to expect from the balkans is stop this over emphasize on ethnic identity, recognize we have multiple identities, and individual rights has to be respected. and they are not well respected n the balkans today. chair engel: thank you very much. i call on our ranking member, mr. mccaul. mr. mccaul: thank you, mr. chairman. -- i'm retary and concerned about the growing in the t in serbia, wider balkan region of both the chinese communist party and the ussians. he c.c.p. with the initiative. do have investments with strings attached. death traps. financial implications and environmental and societal. that we had the last congress, congressman ted yoho, probably one the best things this committee has ever done is we passed the development finance corporatio

these migrants have nowhere to go they're stranded in a refugee camp and most are herzegovina their goal is to reach western europe but for now their focus is surviving the winter storm the lip a camp near the croatian border has no heat and no proper facilities lined outside in subzero temperatures refugees wait for a donated meal and perhaps a sleeping bag from the red cross we are living like and the most human and well living like better. so please i request. you i know i us all and yours to help us because if they cannot help us we really die so please help us a fire broke out on wednesday the same day the camp was meant to be shut down a un official says it was likely said by migrants frustrated with the schedule closure and lack of alternatives now most of the infrastructure that house more than 1500 people is destroyed or damaged diddy's it no anything and no blankets and no. better place for sleep and you know that there is a many problems and i to go rebuild right but there are reports of frostbite and hypothermia proper shoes is a luxury many here can't afford the e.u. has war

nearly a 1000 refugees and migrants are stranded in the freezing cold in bosnia-herzegovina after their camp was destroyed in a fire. that. we began in the central african republic at a crucial test for a nation that suffered years of violence and instability voting is underway in presidential and legislative elections the opposition wanted it was spawned and rebels have united to reject the polls they're accusing president 4 star shows to a data of rigging the vote fighters have attacked several times and rights groups fear a return to levels of violence last seen in 2013 well thousands of. millions were killed let's go straight to catherine so you choices from the capital castle news polls and i will been i was the vote progressing. yes the halls are open and we have just been told that the president has just passed his ballot in a polling station on the outskirts of we are at one of the easiest thing stations in the city and we've seen more people running to cast a lot of security see offices of national and international forces as well as civilians as well they are checking the name

on a continent which is located in the northwestern part of bosnia and herzegovina and that is the place which is closest to croatian were there currently according to the international organization for migration there are nearly 7000 refugees and migrants in bosnia and herzegovina mainly coming from serbia. and trying to cross the border there of bosnia and croatia all of them are actually trying to get to this place to the northwestern part of the country because it is close to the border however local officials in one of sana cantone here and in the big be hard to this said they do not want to carry the burden of the migrant crisis and the administrative structure of bosnia and herzegovina is very complicated so that the local governments say that the state officials didn't find appropriate solution to handle the migrant crisis all right thank you very much for bringing us right up to speed what's with the situation there thank you i don't. now the u.n. says a major town in the central african republic is secure off to reports that have been seized by rebels eyewitnesses said the new

elements hundreds of migrants have spent the 4th night in freezing conditions in northwestern bosnia-herzegovina aid groups say people could die they don't get proper shelter and suit. and when blue cross welcome to the program. $1000.00 vaccinations have begun across the european union leaders and public health officials across the bloc are hailing the day as one that will go down in history they see it as a path out of the pandemic that's up ended life for most of 2020 and killed more than 400000 people across europe at the same time a caution of the virus isn't going anywhere just yet as relatively few doses are available to start with. celebration as spain vaccinates its 1st person against the coronavirus is a moment of hope in one of the countries hardest hit by the pandemic. in italy medical staff were the 1st to give a job their country to ravaged by the 1st wave of the virus. autocar the one man having been on the front line since the beginning of the pandemic i have felt with my hands and seen with my eyes how difficult it is to fight this fire us. it has been painful to witness the def

ten years ago, bosnia— herzegovina's constitutional court ruled the city's power—sharing arrangementliticians to reach a deal on new voting rules. results from the vote are expected in a few hours. mps want the government to publish a list of the companies that signed up to the furlough scheme amid concerns money is being lost through fraud and error. under the scheme, the government pays up to 80% of staff wages. fraud where furloughed staff continue to work, could be running at as much as 34% of cases, the public accounts committee said. the wages of more than nine million workers have been paid by the government at a cost of £46 billion. meg hillier is chair of the commons public accounts select committee and is calling on the government to take action. it was introduced at speed he did an amazing job, but by now we are nine months in. so we would like to see a full list of all companies that received for the money because i think that transparency will highlight anyone that is trying to commit fraud. they're still millions of people who have not received a penny because of the pe

nearly a 1000 refugees and migrants have stranded in freezing cold in bosnia-herzegovina without shelter. and how a new generation of young iranians are changing the country's military will more of them stay with us. well off to add very all wet christmas day we're now looking at dry weather coming into the eastern seaboard of the u.s. an area of low pressure has pushed this way for the race was this cold front has gone through and as the name implies much colder air tucking in behind we'll get up to around 45 maybe 6 celsius the new york conforte see some snow flurries moving across the midwest further west speckling of snow coming through but not too bad that it was a west coast some wet and windy weather into that so western side of canada pushing down across the pacific northwest the main snowy area by monday is going to be across the rockies quite widespread snow fall coming through hey that's good news of course top the reservoirs in the process a fair bit of snow to into the eastern side of canada around quick back over towards canadian maritimes a much milder there for new york a

a huge fire has destroyed 4 large tents set a migrant camp in bosnia herzegovina which was due to close this weekend for winter refurbishing the leaper camp near the croatian border is home to about 1200 migrants i had seen usage was at the camp. well we can see a still do smoke behind my back i'm currently on the side where there is camp in northwestern bosnia we can still see the smoke rising above the tents on to one side and on the other side we can see several 100 refugees and migrants which are now basically left without a committee ation international organization for migration said they would withdraw from the camp because the camp is not suitable for the winter and because the government in bosnia and herzegovina hasn't provided a not their temporary shelter for refugees and migrants basically this camp was set up in april and it was imagine only as a temporary side for a minor and and refugees and it was supposed to shut down a few months ago the government has only a few days ago decided to set up an official camp here but now months are needed before it is prepared for a per

of ill has been the main political supporter for poorer put a migration crisis in bosnia-herzegovina and has given their confidence to the un agencies to the i.o.m. to to manage the situation and to implement the programming what is their current state of affairs i'm really not confident to speak about that i know that there's a lot of plaids look to see towards the bosnian government to 5 the solution and to find a clinician for the migrants. nicely arse they are out of presence in the police. which i'll tell you very much for talking with us that was some good chant she's regional director for the balkans the organization the care care humanitarian aid organization thank you very much for you. just reminder the top story that we're following for you here today on g.w. news in a landmark ruling charging tina's senate has approved a bill to legalize abortion the vote followed hours of debate and decades of campaigning by women's rights groups in the prominently catholic country the vote in argentina has been closely watched in other latin american countries where abortion is largely

and other international aid groups are urgently appealing to the authorities in bosnia herzegovina to provide alternative shelter for the migrants they say people could die if they don't act soon. they were already living in misery. then things got worse. freezing temperatures no heat in a big tent and just plastic sheeting for a roof one that threatens to cave in from snow piling up on top some people here say they aren't even being regularly fed. who it is the winter cold can't sleep when he. only thing for example no. child or no food without food flipping here with. about 1200 refugees were relocated because their former camp down a few days ago the fire allegedly set by frustrated occupants located near bosnia's border with croatia the u.n. camp at lipa was scheduled to be closed because bosnian authorities allegedly ignored its appeals to help restore basic services the cold weather for showers and toilets weeks ago. bosnia has become a bottleneck for thousands of migrants hoping to reach western europe those here try to get into the nearest e.u. country croatia though croatian

haram has killed 36000 people since 2009. 100 of migrants a stranded in northwestern bosnia and herzegovina have spent a 4th night in freezing temperatures and squalid conditions the u.n. and international aid groups are appealing to authorities to provide proper accommodation they warn of that without urgent action people will die. they were already living in misery. and then things got worse. preaching temperatures. no heat in a big tent and just plastic sheeting for a roof one that threatens to cave in from the snow piling up on top some people here say they're not getting enough to eat. when there is a worry called we can't sleep in here. anything for example no. child or no food without food we are sleeping here weirdo. about 1200 refugees were being relocated for macam burned down a few days ago the fire allegedly set by frustrated occupants. located near both news border with croatia the un compound we should do to be closed because poznan authorities allegedly ignored its appeals to help restore basic services the cold weather for showers and toilets weeks ago. bosnia has become a b

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more than a 1000 refugees and migrants are stranded in a burnt out camp in bosnia herzegovina in freezing weather a fire this week destroyed much of a camp near the town of b. hatch on the border with croatia the camp was meant to be a temporary shelter for the summer and was supposed to be closed on weapons day politicians couldn't agree on an alternative sites at least 10000 people from asia the middle east and north africa are trying to cross into croatia hoping to reach western europe. and the most. and they will in the united. and to help us because if they cannot help us we really don't. so please help us federal investigators in the u.s. are searching a home as they look for clues into the big explosion in the southern city of nashville along christmas day minutes after blaring out a recorded warning of what was to come parked motor home blew up on a street early in the morning. the u.s. president donald trump has refused to sign a $900000000000.00 coronavirus relief and spending bill congress agreed to $600.00 per person for individuals but mr trump wants that increased to 2000. t

is warning of a humanitarian disaster in bosnia-herzegovina where more than $1000.00 migrants are enduringfreezing conditions after being forced out of a temporary camp authorities failed to organize new accommodation despite closure the camp which was later set on fire migrants are now sheltering in the burned out facility with little heat or food. let's step more now from peter fonda our in sarajevo he's the western balkans coordinator of the un's international organization for migration welcome to the program now walk us through the timeline 1st of all the i went along with its partners as we understand decided to close the camp why was that. well i should say that closing the camp of being able to provide an alternative solution for the reason though that it was probably want the most difficult decisions i've ever had to take it was not an unexpected decision from the very beginning it was clear that leap infrastructure was mean for summer winter conditions and was going to be unsuitable for that we are it was an al security source about european union increase who is funding your raci

migrants brazing cold conditions in bosnia-herzegovina were expected to be taken to new accommodationut were instead to -- were instead returned to the camp they had been sheltering in. it is on the so-called balkans route used by people trying to get into the eu as they flee war and poverty. the eu says more than half of bosnians are living without food and shelter. humanitarian groups have condemned the migrants' treatment. >> for many, it is back to this camp, a site that has been uninhabitable for a week now. buses were sent to transport them to a new camp, but they never left. in the town we are headed to, there were heavy protests from locals. migrants spent the night waiting in the buses. >> they did not give us any updates. they were saying we have to wait until the government will take the decision, so they did not take any decision. finally, they just said you have to go back to the camp. >> the situation is spiraling out of control. the bosnian red cross and volunteers are providing the migrants with one warm meal a day. the camp was set on fire over a week ago after it was

a huge fire has destroyed 4 large tents at a migrant camp in balls there herzegovina which was due to close this weekend for winter refurbishing the labor camp near the croatian border is home to about $1200.00 migrants idea was that the camp. well we can see a still do smoke behind my back i'm currently on the side where there is camp in northwestern bosnia we can still see the smoke rising above the tents on to one side and on the other side we can see several 100 refugees and migrants which are now basically left without a committee ation international organization for migration said they would withdraw from the camp because the camp is not suitable for the winter and because the government in bosnia and herzegovina hasn't provided a not their temporary shelter for refugees and migrants basically this camp was set up in april and it was imagine only as a temporary side for a minor and and refugees and it was supposed to shut down a few months ago the government has only a few days ago decided to set up an official camp here but now monts are needed before it is prepared for a perma

that these migrants have nowhere to go they're stranded in a refugee camp and most are herzegovina their goal is to reach western europe but for now their focus is surviving the winter storm the labor camp near the croatian border has no heat and no proper facilities lined outside in subzero temperatures refugees wait for a donated meal and perhaps a sleeping bag from the red cross we are living like and the most human and he well knew like better. so please i request. you i know i us all and yours to help us because if they cannot help us we really don't. so please help us a fire broke out on wednesday the same day the camp was meant to be shut down a un official says it was likely said by migrants frustrated with the schedule closure and lack of alternatives now most of the infrastructure that house more than 1500 people this is strong were damaged diddy's it no anything and no blankets and no. better place for sleep and you know what there is of many problems and i to go review doing that there are reports of frostbite and hypothermia proper shoes is a luxury many here can't afford th

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hundreds of migrants stranded in northwestern bosnia and herzegovina have spent a 4th night in freezing temperatures and squalid conditions after the camp that housed them burned down the u.n. and other international aid groups are urgently appealing to bosnian authorities to provide alternative shelter for the migrants who they say are facing life threatening conditions but. they were already living in misery. then things got worse. freezing temperatures no heat in a big tent and just plastic sheeting for a roof one that threatens to cave in from snow piling up on top some people here say they aren't even being regularly fed. who it is the winter cold can't sleep in here or. anything for example no one. no food without food we're sleeping here with. about 1200 refugees were relocated because their former camp down a few days ago the fire allegedly set by frustrated occupants located near boston is border with croatia the u.n. camp at least but was scheduled to be closed because bosnian authorities allegedly ignored its appeals to help restore basic services the cold weather froze showe

in bosnia-herzegovina more than a 1000 refugees and migrants are stranded in a burnt out camp in freezing weather a fire this week destroyed much of the camp near the town of b. hoc on the croatian border it was meant to be a temporary shelter for the summer and was to be closed on wednesday. federal investigators in the u.s. are searching for a home as they look for clues into a large explosion in the southern city of nashville appalled most of whom blew off on a street early on christmas morning 3 people were hurt well those are the headlines i have another update for you here after people in power do stay with us. would escape city has become a major global issue the demand is going straight up and the supply is going straight down turning an essential natural resource into a commodity trade into the profit just because it's life doesn't mean it's cannot be priced what about the guy that can afford it and the guys tell me it's water. now to syria examines the social financial and environmental impact of water privatized ation loads of water on al-jazeera. 6 years ago in ireland a secre

know i also scared i don't know where they're departing peter van that our art is the bosnia and herzegovina representative for the international organization of migration joins me now via skype from study in bosnia herzegovina good to be with us on al-jazeera sir so it was the best move to really relocate these migrants i mean was the camp at the litter so bad. yet it was very bad then what we're seeing actually not always skule shoot off a problem that has been with us for 2 or 3 months we just insufficient accommodation for 2503000 migrants refugees finding cells in kent the decision to relocate the migrants who are just that were stuck at the. staking month state council of ministers was the right position unfortunately operation was all that when there was not resistance in the area around where the new center would be established and so a result of that was that people had to spend 20 buses on a whim and then council. systems and things for well doing night but we are now early afternoon that are in starting to fall and we still do not have a solution for these people and sitting. so t

and international aid groups are urgently appealing to the authorities in bosnia herzegovina to provide alternative shelter for the migrants they say people could die if they don't actually. they were already living in misery then things got worse. freezing temperatures no heat in a big tent and just plastic sheeting for a roof one that threatens to cave in from snow piling up on top some people here say they aren't even being regularly fed. who it is the winter cold can't sleep in here. and in thing for example. no food without food flipping he'll window. about 1200 refugees were relocated because their former camp down a few days ago the fire allegedly set by frustrated occupants located near boston is border with croatia the u.n. camp at least but was scheduled to be closed because bosnian authorities allegedly ignored its appeals to help restore basic services the cold weather froze showers and toilets weeks ago. bosnia has become a bottleneck for thousands of migrants hoping to reach western europe those here try to get into the nearest e.u. country croatia though croatian authorit

more than a 1000 refugees and migrants are stranded in a burnt out camp in bosnia herzegovina in freezing temperatures the camp on the croatian border was meant to be a temporary shelter for the summer and was set to close on wednesday but politicians in bosnia haven't been able to find an alternative facility to relocate them at least 10000 people are stuck in bosnia trying to reach western europe where those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after listening post station that's watching but for now. there is no channel that covers world news like legion the scale of this camp is like nothing you've ever seen at all but we want to know is how did these things affect people we revisit places to stay even when there are no international headlines. al-jazeera really invests in that and that's a privilege as a journalist. this is long gone as chairman of the rock in your piece you being a monument and you're standing in the political shift to seriously look at night as . a politically you know it's leaving the b.b.c. . the most vital important accessible cultural instit

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and other international aid groups are urgently appealing to the authority is in bosnia herzegovina to provide alternative shelter for the migrants they say people could die if they don't act soon. they were already living in misery then things got worse. freezing temperatures no heat in a big tent and just plastic sheeting for a roof one that threatens to cave in from snow piling up on top some people here say they aren't even being regularly fed. who it is the winter cold and we can't sleep when he. only thing for example no. no food without food we are flipping here with. about 1200 refugees were relocated because their former camp down a few days ago the fire allegedly set by frustrated occupants located near boston is border with croatia the u.n. camp at least but was scheduled to be closed because bosnian authorities allegedly ignored its appeals to help restore basic services the cold weather for showers and toilets weeks ago. bosnia has become a bottleneck for thousands of migrants hoping to reach western europe those here try to get into the nearest e.u. country croatia though

bosnia and herzegovina aid groups say that frostbite hypothermia and the severe health problems being reported by the stranded at the site. wolf look back at the impact that covert has had on france over the last 12 months among the stories succumb just off the. same wrong why don't we all just don't all. get to shape out. educate and indeed from an equal betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. max keiser this is the kaiser report with stacy herbert and special year end guest misfires di the man who i must say is the kind of sensitivity to world events and markets really see anywhere except here on times report minutes welcome back. with r.t. international now that has been a lot to talk about in 2020 but it's also been a time where you have to be careful what you say with more on the challenges of not being politically correct his party boy. frontlines of the culture wars in 2020 not everyone gave up on the practice of insulting everyone and not carrying these red beans who faced. basically this is it there was something about when i p

will survive a freezing winter without shelter after a major come amid a snowstorm in bosnia and herzegovina aid groups that frostbite hypothermia and other severe health problems are already being reported by the people stranded. we'll keep you posted and coming up here after the break i hope you can stick around we'll look deeper into the affects of the gear of covert on france coming up . join me every 1st week on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics or business i'm sure i'll see that. if. i get out of 1000000 from coronavirus to black lives matter 20 twentieth's but a year of historic stories both but mostly good. boy could takes a look at the response to famous names whose views though on those issues go against the conventional wisdom. frontlines of the culture wars in 2020 not everyone gave up on the practice of insulting everyone and not carrying these red beasts who faced. basically this is it there was something about when i put this handle and maybe through like superman kanye west with with a mind that's based on a freedom and 1st of all ju

survive a freezing winter without shelter after a major camp and amid a snowstorm of bosnia and herzegovina aid troops frostbite hypothermia and other severe health problems are already being reported by those stranded at the site. so 2020 most of us went through being worried life changing events and governments didn't always keep up designing in next than on france which struggled through like many other nations but there's also coping too with its own other unique problems as charlotte do bensky reports from paris. when 2020 or roy was hailed as a double digit see as something that was pretty special that only happens every 100 years or so well special it certainly walls. by the end of the month we had an inkling that things were about to get worse or worse 19 can be kind of. a pandemic. the fashion industry soon was doing was it does best for dictating what we would all soon be wearing mosques soon they war hot property arrests for selling contraband mosques became headline news as the government requisition the role for health authorities. during the 1st wave nurses had to deal with no

survive a freezing winter without shelter after a major camp down amid a snow storm in bosnia and herzegovina aid groups say that frostbite hypothermia and other severe health problems are already being reported by those stranded at the side. you know if he still had feelings how would look back at me impacts his had on france over the last 12 months not some of the stories to come just after the break. seemed wrong why don't we all just don't all. get to shape out. become educated and in gains from an equal betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. max keiser this is the kaiser report with stacy herbert and special year end guest misfires di the man who i must say how the kind of sensitivity to world events of markets really see anywhere except here on ties for 4 minutes welcome back. welcome back now from corona virus to black lives matter 2020 has been a year of life changing stories both good and bad and it's also been a year of political correctness once again as some famous people have been finding out his point. frontlines of the culture w

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survive a freezing winter without shelter after a major camp and amid a snowstorm in bosnia and herzegovina aid groups that frostbite hypothermia and other. severe health problems are already being reported by those stranded at the site. we're going to break next can tell you what's coming after a bit of looking deeper into the effects of a year of cold meat on france where is it left our country where is it going to go coming up in 90 seconds from now. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation community. are you going the right way or are you being so. direct. what is true what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or a maybe in the shallow. 2020 has been a year like you know what now is a coming crisis changed our lives how we look and. meet. things in a few years that may never reach. 2020 the year that was from coronavirus to black lives matter it's been a year of historic stories mainly bad some good. boy connex takes a look at the response to famous names whose views on those issues

and hundreds of migrants are stranded in northwestern of bosnia and herzegovina have spent a 4th night in freezing temperatures and squalid conditions the u.n. and international aid groups are appealing to authorities to provide proper accommodation they warn of that people will die without urgent action. and they were already living in misery. and then things called worst. preaching temperatures. no heat in a big tent and just plastic sheeting for a roof that threatens to cave in from the snow piling up on top some people here say they're not getting enough to eat where there is a very cold and we can't sleep in here. anything for example no. shower no food without sleeping here weirdo. about 1200 refugees who are being relocated from their former come down a few days ago the fire allegedly set by frustrated occupants. located near both news border with croatia the u.n. camp we showed you to be closed because poznan authorities allegedly ignored its appeals to help restore basic services the cold weather froze showers and toilets weeks ago. bosnia has become a bottleneck for thousands

nearly a 1000 refugees and migrants are stranded in freezing cold in bosnia-herzegovina without shelter and we meet with residents in delaware a state that for joe biden is going to becoming more and not statements. hello i'm pleased to say that we are now losing the snowy weather that we've seen across japan a recently but it's going to be replaced by rain which is going around to whatever westy direction a milder direction that will help things out there larry of high pressure keeping things settled for a time and i guess pushed out of the way this is bad of wetter weather slides across the east china sea towards south korea towards q.c. pepping up some heavy downpours for a time snow for a time but it will gradually tend towards right temperatures getting up to around 12 celsius there in tokyo and osaka further south the showers clear away from taiwan plenty a shower so into the philippines as this should be pretty a showers across much of southeast asia will see some heavy downpours for a time well way down into indonesia similar picture there she can see all monday showers little c

that shelter after a major come down amid a snowstorm in bosnia herzegovina aid groups frostbite hypothermia and other severe health problems are already being reported by those stranded at the site. and this is a find archeologists in pump a italy have found an exceptionally well preserved example of the roman era fast food stall the counters still shows the original decorations and even to this day food scraps buried by the eruption of the volcano vesuvius 2000 years ago. up from moscow so far check it out t. dot com or any of our social media for the latest as if it happens throughout the day will keep you updated on the boat that appears to go into out of the barents sea in russia as well hopefully ever is going to survive they will keep you posted kevin i would starting off would have you doing a great monday. the world is driven by a dream shaped by. gary thinks. we are here to ask. is you will be a reflection of reality. in the world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation community. are you going the right way or are you being led so. what is true. is faith. in the world

and for boston herzegovina that we do have these elections in mostar today it happened after 10 years of waiting and that's a huge step. voting is underway in thailand's 1st local elections since the military crew of 2014 last year as general polled through accusations of manipulation sparking anti-government protests the provincial vote could indicate the effectiveness or otherwise of those demonstrations all tony reports now from the city of someone. once he was seen as the savior of thai politics a charismatic leader whose reform agenda captured a culture of the votes in last year's election since then his party future has been dissolved and he's been banned from politics for a decade but tenet on john wrong run is not giving up his party has reformed under the new bern a move forward and is bigger asli contesting local elections across time. for tens of. anti-government protests in bangkok and around the country that have played up for the past 5 months but giving the folk new impetus younger voters disenfranchised by the military coup in 2014 could turn to candidates bank by move

signs of help for thousands of refugees and migrants who are stranded in freezing weather in bosnia herzegovina they've been sleeping out in the open near the croatian border since a fire destroyed most of their camp last week many are suffering from frostbite and hypothermia or warnings that it amounts to a humanitarian crisis the politicians have yet to find somewhere else for them to live. there are more than $500.00. dead. responsible and you can see that. there isn't any doctor so. there is sponsibility the f.b.i. says the man suspected of setting off a bomb in the u.s. city of nashville died in the explosion officers started to search the premises of 63 year old anthony warner went long after a motor home blew up early on christmas day the explosion injured 3 people and damaged around 40 buildings serious john hendren reports from nashville. federal investigators say the nashville christmas bomber worked alone and died in the blast that rocked the world country music. 2 days after the bombing and one day after federal investigators identified 63 year old anthony quinn warner as a person o

welcome to the program on iran come on and herzegovina it was a war zone 25 years ago muslim bosniaks orthodox and catholic croats fought over the newly independent country 100000 people were killed the u.s. broke a dayton peace accord ended the bloodshed in 1095 but it divided the nation into 2 entities one for both nicks and croats and the other and it created a complex political system that still driven by ethnicity the social fractures have only widened over the is this tony but the reports from sarajevo. plus new buildings in sarajevo but it's a facade real life for most of bosnia is not as bright as one of the poorest countries in europe has high rates of youth unemployment widespread corruption and a fraught political framework. with the. orchestra playing mozart's 25th symphony a special covert restricted on line celebration marked the official signing of the dayton peace agreement that ended the war bill clinton who was u.s. president at the time lauded the achievement the nightmare you endured then has never returned and the credit. belongs to all the people of all backgroun

few signs of help for thousands of refugees and migrants stranded in freezing weather in bosnia herzegovina they've been sleeping out in the open near the croatian border since a fire destroyed most of their camp last week many are suffering from frostbite and hypothermia there are warnings that amounts to a humanitarian crisis politicians have yet to find somewhere else for them to live . the pandemic has decimated tourism and spain's canary islands lockdowns and flight restrictions have left hotels and resorts sitting empty so the new era of working from home trying to turn that into an opportunity as part of smith reports now from gran canaria the government wants people to swap the home office for one by the beach is this your view when working from home during winter lockdowns. more likely in the northern hemisphere at least this is what you'll be enduring it doesn't have to be like this. the canary islands is launched a campaign to attract 30000 remote workers it's not been a tough sell you know my companies over in america and some people of the city live in the mountains. i think th