sort of and be able to ever carried it out a serb and albanian a foreigner carried out an attack on the event of its family on the serbs in kosovo in the north of kosovo and on the serbs as a whole. you know sort of you it's a loony. predominantly ethnic albanian constable you know naturally declared independence from serbia in two thousand and eight serbia does not recognise its independence evanovich is killing is likely to raise tensions between ethnic albanians and minority serbs in the region. what's now we'd like to bring in someone who knew mr oliver ivanovitch personally do shaun really is the head of the brussels office of the german institute for international and security affairs welcome to the show i want to talk a little bit about mr evanovich and what you knew about him and maybe you could tell us why was he so significant in northern kosovo and what was it about him that would have made him a lightning rod for this kind of attack all over iran which was an independent who was very outspoken although he was also pretty much in his attempt to build the bridges between the v

be able to have a carried it out a serb and albanian a foreigner carried out an attack on the event of its family on the serbs in kosovo in the north of kosovo and on the serbs as a whole. you know sort of you would salute. predominantly ethnic albanian kosovo unilaterally declared independence from serbia in two thousand and eight serbia does not recognize its independence evanovich is killing is likely to raise tensions between ethnic albanians and minority serbs in the region. w.'s frank hoffman has extensive experience of reporting from the balkans so welcome frank all of it out of it is killing me looks like an assassination what are authorities saying well the doctor came out after he treated all of a van of which this morning saying that he probably was already dead when he arrived at the hospital he was shot as you just mentioned with five bullets and he was probably already debt right after that he had no chance to the wife half an hour later after he was gunned down here right at the hospital and i must tell you this this is a shocking events because i believe one of which wa

you know both the kosovo albanians and the serbian authorities still consider their interaction as a zero sum game including the negotiations which are taking place in preached in the auspices of the european union it's about identity it's about serenity kosovo has not been recognized by two out of the five members of the un security council but china and russia and five of the states do not recognize kosovo as an independent state either so it's about who is going to make political games and the moment it looks as if the ambition of kosovo and all the supporters that it has in many western countries that it will become soon a generally accepted country also in the un is not going to be fulfilled so soon on the other hand belgrade these north you know very strong position through even dream of reintegrating kosovo into serbia's constitution so they're fighting for inches you know and there has been no significant political improvement while the social economic situation poverty has increased. poorer than it was twenty years ago so for young people there are two options one is to emig

but there was resistance among local albanians many of whom refused to look on passively due to their coverage. which they're used to leverage their people in prison ran always had great sympathy and tolerance. but. they not only talked but they really helped each other. and that competition. vote eames mother's life was saved by the great grandfather against reza need. his proud descendants show us pictures of the successful tradesmen. the developed muslim head businesses throughout the region and used his contacts to help jews who were seeking refuge. micha to get in this car he come here and his friends drove many jews who came to kosovo and had to get to albania or other countries or ship. you come to the document that she only had to find false papers not to do that. not every your jewish names were often changed into muslim names. against takes us to take on a town in northern constable where his great grandfather owned several businesses and was able to help many people he and another relative take us around the streets and show us where jews were hidden from the s.s. and their

he was known for backing dialogue with coast of those ethnic albanians. and, he had his enemies.he kosovo court convicted him of war crimes. that verdict was overturned, and a retrial had been underway when he was killed. his car would set on fire in july. the serbian president said his country must be included in the inquiry. "whoever carried it out, carried out an attack on the ivanovic family, and on the serbs as a whole." predominintly, kosovo unilaterally declared independence in 2008. serbia does not recognize its independence. ivanovic's assassination is likely to inflame tensions in the region. brent: we would now like to bring in someone who knew mr. ivanovic. dusan is the head of the institute for international security affairsrs. welcome e to the show. i want to talk a little about mr. ivanovic, and maybe you can tell us why he was so significant in northern kosovo. what was it about him that made him a lightning rod for this kind of attack? dusan: oliver ivanovic was an independent man who was very outspoken, although he was also pragmatic in his attempts to build bri

is today's kosovo where they were saved by ordinary men and women many motivated by a traditional albanian code of honor known as besa our report begins with a moving encounter. a prisoner in a town in the south of course of on foot team dimitri who is jewish and gans for his needs a muslim are meeting with us today to show us how different religious communities once lived side by side in relative peace a fact that is largely forgotten today. he sure got the day as the catholic church . there's a jewish building but the orthodox church and a little further on the mosque. tell me. the two are here to recall the cruel past that brought their families together more than seventy years ago. german forces took control of costs of zero and albania in september one thousand nine hundred forty three a puppet government was installed and a special s.s. division was set up to help the nazis round up the jewish population. but there was resistance among local loud bang ians many of whom refused to look on passively to their coverage. which they're used to represent people in prison ran always had grea

he's been standing trial for war crimes over the murder of ethnic albanians in one thousand nine hundred ninety there's been a mixed welcome for pope francis in chile crowds lined the streets of the capital to cheer for his arrival but in other parts of santiago protesters demanded the pontiff speak out about paedophile priests and what they say is the catholic cover up of their crimes security for the visit was ramped up after five churches were vandalized and a california couple have been charged with torture after police found their thirteen children locked up in their home some of the malnourished and chained to their beds officials say one girl managed to escape and call them from the mobile phone the children ranging from two to twenty nine those were the headlines do stay with us here on out is there inside story is next. is donald trump playing with fire by backing kurds in syria yes he is says turkey which feels threatened by a new army of thirty thousand mainly kurdish soldiers on the border how much volatility will they add to the war zone this is inside story.

live in northern kosovo and the town of mitrovica remain starkly divided between serb and ethnic albanianareas after the war all over event of each came to prominence as a relative moderate among the mainly ultra nationalist kosovo serb leadership he was a central figure in the post-war talks involving nato the un and the e.u. . in two thousand and sixteen though he was convicted of war crimes linked to the killings of four ethnic albanians a retrial was ordered last year and at the time of his death event of it was actually free on bail. in july his car was set on fire and no one was injured now his murder raises serious tensions in a region where embassies were already delicately balanced a twelve thousand dollars reward has been offered for information leading to the kilis paul brennan al jazeera spanish m.p.'s elected in the catalan regional vote last month will be sworn in on wednesday but parliament's expected to be emptier than usual as many who won seats are either in jail or self-imposed exile facing criminal investigation following october's outlawed secession referendum a skull

though which was shot this morning in the me through it so north of the city there why did between albanians and serbs according to vonnegut's or nebbish of lights the attacker use the pistol and shot evanovich five times he was taken to the hospital right away the doctors tried to reanimate him but he could not be saved he was shot in front of his office call civil police said they were looking for the i cursed with heavy police presence with a book on the scene serbian president alexander. called for an emergency national security meeting over the killing the news also prompted the serbian delegation in brussels to walk out of the meeting with british the representatives in brussels what could you do the serbian government's official dealing with kosovo said that whoever is behind this attack who are there they are serious or albanian criminals they must be punished evanovich headed of course of us are party called freedom democracy justice he had played a leading role in the go with nato and the e.u. he was facing go to trial for allegedly war crimes against nicole binion's committed in o

another problem is exactly what they face in the grounds of a local mosque they try and do a deal with albaniansmugglers for the next leg of the trip the prices are extortionate and competition between traffickers is fierce as the mood turns nasty the smugglers start to fight among themselves. i'm. sorry. but i doubt. that our. house. in serbia they can at least use public transport but as night fools they realize that's not the end of their troubles to actually. my. son my. daughter was. going to. i'm not. going to go on doing thank. you. very much. i. would love. to be more. gina to be more troops i'll be. remembered to look what i. think a phone book and then what that i feel be but your loss i'm a lot more going for. food. why didn't i know the command feeble of one hundred of the. a good enough and doggone. us out the number one. would be. finding it impossible to find shelter in belgrade mullard and didn't take a train to sabean's northern city of supported some twenty five kilometers from the hungary in buda i didn't really angry that. much since about it they faced the same problem no o

but he corruption talks the agenda at the albanians annual summit need some correspondent thanks nigeria for a glimpse of how corruption is affecting people's day to day long. plus standing out from the herd in poland we'll introduce you to the adventurous cow we love told a wrong with the bison but biologists say it's an escapade that followed the old. and their harmon thanks for joining us u.s. president donald trump has told leaders gathered in switzerland that america is open for business but that the u.s. won't tolerate trade practices he sees as unfair trump was delivering the closing remarks to this week's world economic forum in davos one of his key messages to the business and political elite growth in the u.s. spells growth for economies around the globe. the anticipation was palpable politicians and high flying executives waited in line for over an hour to get inside the hall where donald trump would deliver his speech the first u.s. president to do so since bill clinton two decades ago. and eventually has plenty of pomp trump arrived on stage. he didn't mince his words. as pr

another problem is exactly what they face in the grounds of a local mosque they try and do a deal with albanian smugglers for the next leg of the trip the prices are extortionate and competition between traffickers is famous as the mood turns nasty the smugglers start to fight among themselves. i'm. sorry. but out. of our. trash out and out. in serbia they can at least use public transport but as night fools they realize that's not the end of their troubles to actually. oh my. god this time i don't. know what i was. going to. run on. i did wrong doing thanks. jan. first. i. would love. to be moral the story in virginia to be more troops will be remembered to look what i. think a phone book and don't want that to feel be but you love them a lot more going to. all subsequent why didn't the command feeble look at out of the. a do nothing doc and. out the number how. would you. finding it impossible to find shelter in belgrade mullard and didn't take a train to said because northern city of supported some twenty five kilometers from the hungary in buda i didn't really angry that. much since about i

of people especially in the northern part of the city of middle of it so that is divided between albanians and so now that he is dead what will that mean for those talks on for those ongoing negotiations about daily life look only two days ago the united states issued a travel vor and there were warning to go into north and middle bits of the serbian dominated part because obviously they fear that new tensions might raise especially after that as nation of today thank you very much for. thirteen brothers and sisters thought of being imprisoned by their own parents have been rescued from a house in southern california the victims ages range from two to twenty nine police say they were alerted by a teenage daughter who managed to escape. authorities were shocked at what they found hidden in this quiet suburb describing emaciated captives in foul smelling surroundings with padlocks and shackles. neighbors described the family as reclusive the children nearly invisible. they were the type that you didn't really get to know anything about them they were very for themselves and if so scottish so

. >> on that call she said they were three kidnappers and they were albanian.he $50,000 ransom was to pay back money reid had borrowed from a loan shark. but reid gray insisted he didn't owe money to anyone. >> i make over $1.2 million this year. 50 grand doesn't mean much. >> why ask for only $50,000 from a man making more than $1 million a year? reid didn't know, and neither did investigators. at this point there was only one goal. quinn's safe return. >> it was very disconcerting to realize we had a housewife and a mother of two small children in whatever she was going through, it wasn't good. >> and there was something else that wasn't good. this investigation was starting with no witnesses. no clues to the kidnappers' identities. and more importantly, no answers to the question, where was quinn gray? >>> coming up -- quinn appears on the phone calling her husband with frantic instructions. >> just give me the car with the money. just do it now. just do it, reid. >> would he be able to get the cash and find his wife in time? when "ransom" continues. bowling

course of a town of mitrovica he's been standing trial for war crimes over the murder of ethnic albanians in one nine hundred ninety nine there's been a mixed welcome for pope francis in chile crowds lined the streets of the capital to cheer his arrival but in other parts of santiago protesters diem's the pontiff demanded rather the pontiff speak out about paedophile priests and what they say is the catholic cover up of their crimes he's been meeting authorities including president michelle bachelet in the capital at a california couple has been charged with torture after police found the thirteen children locked up in the home some of them out nourished and changed chained to the beds officials say that one girl managed to escape and call them from a mobile phone the children ranging in age from two to twenty nine are being treated in hospital and those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after face to face next. i that's my thought first thanks for the know will join the nobel committee. or get our budget off but the states are suffering not that this right wing. i w

live in northern kosovo in the town of mitrovica remain starkly divided between serb and ethnic albanian areas after the war all over event of each came to prominence as a relative moderate among the mainly ultra nationalist kosovo serb leadership he was a central figure in the post-war talks involving nato the un and the e.u. . in two thousand and sixteen though he was convicted of war crimes linked to the killings of four ethnic albanians a retrial was ordered last year and at the time of his death if an of age was actually free on bail in july his car was set on fire and no one was injured now his murder raises serious tensions in a region where empties were already delicately balanced twelve thousand dollar reward has been offered for information leading to the kilis. paul brennan al jazeera a potential military conflict is looming over syria's northern border of u.s. decision to form a border force led by kurdish fighters take his military is preparing to strike against y.p. g. fighters in syria who it calls terrorists in kurdish civilians fear that they will become targets any atta

evanovich will store this morning in the me through it so north of the city they winded between albaniansand serbs according to one of its lawyer nebbish of light the attacker used the pistol and shot evanovich five times he was taken to the hospital right away the doctors tried to reanimate him but he could not be saved he was shot in front of his office cost of a police said they were looking for that i cursed with have a police presence with a book on the scene serbian president alexander. called for an emergency national security meeting over the killing the news also prompted a syrian delegation in brussels to walk out of the meeting would position their representatives in brussels while could you the serbian government's official dealing with kosovo said that whoever is behind this attack who are there they are serious oral binion criminals they must be punished evanovich had of course was supported called freedom democracy justice he had played a leading role in the go with nato and the e.u. he was facing go to trial for allegedly war crimes against nicole binion's committed in one

live in northern kosovo in the town of mitrovica remained starkly divided between serb and ethnic albanian areas after the war all over event of each came to prominence as a relative moderate among the mainly ultra nationalist kosovo serb leadership he was a central figure in the post-war talks involving nato the un and the e.u. . in two thousand and sixteen though he was convicted of war crimes linked to the killings of four ethnic albanians a retrial was ordered last year and at the time of his death event of it was actually free on bail. in july his car was set on fire and no one was injured now his murder raises serious tensions in a region where embassies were already delicately balanced a twelve thousand dollars reward has been offered for information leading to the killers paul brennan al-jazeera a danish inventor has been charged with murdering a swedish journalist kim wall during a tour of his private submarine last year the prosecutor says peter manson are the cut kid was throat or strangled her to death and claims war died accidentally while aboard a submarine in august last yea

north and mitra to that were eager to find solutions in this very difficult situation between ethnic albanians and ethnic serbs in the north and kosovo town and he was he was convicted for war crimes but the appeal court. was this verdict late as they were he was a free man for now and many had hoped that he continues the works. for peace in that former serbian province so in that sense i must say that this is a shock for everybody who is affiliated with that region and briefly if you can what does his death mean for peace in kosovo the u.s. the united states just issued a travel warning for north and nato gets only two days ago that's that's the last thank you very much for joining us in studio thanks for having me turning now to a disturbing story out of california where police say they have freed thirteen siblings who were allegedly imprisoned by their own parents the victims range in age from two years to twenty nine police say they were alerted by a teenage daughter who managed to escape and call nine one one. authorities were shocked at what they found hidden in this quiet suburb describ

he's been standing trial for war crimes over the murder of ethnic albanians in one thousand nine hundred ninety. now there's been a mixed welcome for pope francis in chile crowds lined the streets of the capital to cheer for his arrival but another part of santiago protesters demanded the pontiff speak out about paedophile priests and what they say is the catholic cover up of their crimes security for the visit was ramped up after five churches were vandalized and a california couple have been charged with torture after police found their thirteen children locked up in their home some of the malnourished and chained to their beds officials say one girl managed to escape and call them from the mobile phone the children ranging from two to twenty nine those were the headlines to stay with us here on out is there inside story is next. is donald trump playing with fire by backing kurds in syria yes he is says turkey which feels threatened by a new army of thirty thousand mainly kurdish soldiers on the turkish border how much volatility will they add to the war zone this is inside story. i we

there's been a large protest in the albanian capital, tirana, against prime minister edi rama's governmentit of links to organised crime. mr rama says the opposition is trying to create an artificial crisis to hamper the opening of eu membership talks, which he hopes will begin later this year. bad weather is hampering efforts to rescue two climbers stranded on one of pakistan's most dangerous mountains. a polish climber, tomka maskayvitch, and his french climbing partner, elisabeth revol, were attempting to reach the summit of nanga parbat. mr maskayvitch has reportedly developed frostbite and snowblindness. milos zeman will be the president of the czech republic once again. he's won a second five—year term following a tightly contested election run—off. zeman, who fiercely opposes immigration and objects to eu sanctions against russia, beat his opponent by a narrow margin. his challenger, the centrist academichri drahos, has admitted defeat. as rob cameron reports. cheering and applause. a narrow victory for milos zeman, the 73—year—old president of the czech republic. all chant. "relati

decided to stay in serbia province of costs of oil and not to give in to the threat of terror from albanian separatists so this is a critical event and i applaud president is moved to go to cost of all to lay a wreath and in fact i would expect that he would spend more time in the future to reassure the serbs that the serbian government is not abandoning its in the interest of some west paymasters to keep kosovo destabilized to keep the serbian authorities on the run and to keep pushing the serbs out of cars so that cost could finally become a completely separate country. ok i'll be back in half an hour's time with the day's latest news headlines. all see we have a great team we need to strengthen before the freefall world cold and your bets have been a legend to keep it so i took it back. in ninety ninety two that must qualify for the european championships at the very last moment no one believed in us but we won and i'm hoping to bring some of that waving spirit to the r.c.c. . recently i've had a lot of practice so i can guarantee you that peter schmeichel will be on the best fall since

worst attack on molly's security forces in over a year still to come on the program by thousands of albanians are accusing their government to have links to organized the cry and the struggle to piece together the files kept by east germany's notorious secret police. hello there for some of us in the southeastern parts of china there's been a lot of wintery weather recently fact we've seen a fair amount of snow hair looks fairly pretty i think we've got plenty more snow still to come take a look at the satellite picture we can see this area of clouds here that have been giving us a few outbreaks of rain and snow recently and the whole system is sinking its way southwards and bringing us more more wintry weather as it does say so corn a dollop of snow there for sunday and look at the temperatures it's bringing with it shanghai four degrees that's our maximum drops down to three as we head into monday and as that system sweeps its way southwards it's also dragging down the temperatures further south to hong kong twelve the maximum that's going to be very cool for us if we had out towards the we

prince our well lead been released from detention in riyadh and we'll tell you why thousands of albanians are accusing their government of links to organized crime. a bomb attack in afghanistan's capital has killed at least ninety five people and injured more than one hundred fifty others the explosives were hidden in an ambulance and that allowed the bomber to get through security in the city's green zone which is the most heavy. protected area in kabul the taliban says it carried out the attack and that it was targeting police but most of the dead are civilians from kabul jennifer glass reports. another day of carnage on the streets of kabul this time the bomb was in an ambulance the driver pretended to be taking someone to a nearby hospital but instead he detonated his device on a crowded street the taliban said it was targeting policemen having lunch but as so often happens here afghan civilians going about their daily lives are among the victims including people lined up outside the interior ministry as human resources department. i was in my office we heard the explosion we didn't k

thousands of albanians have been taking part in protests against the government in the capital tirana a calling for the resignation of prime minister and the ramos government accusing it of links to organized crime after the appetizer. from the early morning hours to people from many old indian state is thought to gathering here in the center of capital to all night in then. under government protest accusing the government of links to the organized crime and calling for his resignation the opposition has been preparing for today's protests for a month blaming the government also for the lack of economic development which according to them is the main the reason why so many old binion's are leaving the country on the other hand will be a new prime minister he did all by herself or decided not to respond to opposition there legations political analysts here in tehran are say that there is no evidence that the prime minister is involved in organized crime however they argue that old binion's have many reasons to protest the protest is also considered a test of support for the main opposi

freedom democracy and justice party was standing trial for war crimes involving the murder of ethnic albanians in michel in one thousand nine hundred ninety he was shot a number of times outside his party's headquarters in a go search has more from belgrade. evanovich was shot this morning in the me through it so north of the city they winded between old binion's and serbs according to van with so worn a bush of lights the attacker used the pistol and shot evanovich five times he was taken to the hospital right away the doctors tried to reanimate him but he could not be saved he was shot in front of his office course of a police said they were looking for that i cursed with heavy police presence risible on the scene serbian president alexander who treats called for an emergency national security meeting over the killing the news also prompted a serbian delegation in brussels to walk out of the meeting would petition their representatives in brussels what could you do the serbian government's official dealing with kosovo said that whoever is behind this attack who are there they are serious ora

november's presidential vote which saw one orlando hernandez reelected large crowds are rallying in the albanian capital demanding the government steps down there accusing the prime minister the center left government of being linked to organized crime these are live pictures coming in from tehran. those are your headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after rewind stay with us. well in one of the most. remarkable mine in mind that's the thomas song. i want a song which is. what i want to. call the. bottom of. mine got a. good one about the. farm on about how he and. ross i'll tell you all i will ross i want to. read it only meant that indeed. they did. not mind. it was for the us i am one of. my own case i only. need it and. you know. you do that. for you. you know and. all of them going. to be good honest enough to know we're not all going we'll be. told me that america doesn't meddle in the middle class listening to ingenuity had no idea who came ashore and up was when the. dust clears both the middle of the road going in the local couple's boats and then moving up the lifting up only

democracy and justice party was standing trial for war crimes involving the murder of the of ethnic albanians in this mitrovica in one thousand nine hundred nine he was shot a number of times outside his party's headquarters by the us says hundreds of thousands of ranger refugees will be repatriated to neighboring men within two years the bangladeshi government says a deal was settled this week but there's no official word yet from in-law and no confirmation of when refugees will start going home more than six hundred forty thousand range of muslims have fled the military crackdown in memos rakhine state since august last year scott hiatal has the latest now from bangkok. after two days of talks in naperville myanmar's capital officials from bangladesh and myanmar have started to talk about the implementation of agreement they reached those two nations on the repatriation of those more than six hundred fifty thousand refugees who fled from rakhine state over into bangladesh now they say that within two years they want all of the refugees to have returned to work and state now there are discus

we've plenty more still to come including wife ounces of albanians are accusing their government of links to organized crime. and defined gravity down under where at the city arts festival where they're asking some long comfortable questions about immigration. hello there the weather is finally beginning to dry up in paris of course we've got flooding around the said unfortunately though the rain is easing instead we're seeing the next system begin to work its way in from the northwest that will skate its way mostly to the north of france so we'll see it over parts of the u.k. there working its way through the low countries and then as we head through into sunday lunchtime it will be him making its way through parts of poland heavy snow on that as it hits the cold air still affecting us in the northeastern parts of europe further south fine and dry and that's the way it's going to stay over the next few days madrid they're getting to fourteen degrees you might just catch the odd showers around the southeastern parts of spain but even those begin to clear away as we head through monday and

in albania, ten thousand protesters poured into the streets saturday to demand the resignation of albanian prime minister edi rama over accusations of corruption and links to organized crime. meanwhile, in russia, opponents of russian president vladimir putin held protests in cities across russia demanding a boycott of the upcoming presidential election, which they say is rigged. at least 180 protesters were arrested, including russian arrested, including russian opposition leader alexei navalny. in germany, more than 10,000 people took to the streets of cologne on saturday to protest the turkish military bombing and ground offensive against the kurdish of afrin in northwestern syria. protesters also rallied in paris over the weekend to denounce the turkish military offensive in afrin. the syrian observatory for human rights says the offensive has killed at least 51 civilians, including five children from the same family. in new jersey, immigration and customs enforcement agents, known as ice, have detained two fathers as they were dropping their children off at school. on thursday, roby s

democracy and justice party that had been standing trial for war crimes over the murder of ethnic albanians in one nine hundred ninety nine. at least ninety one children have died from measles a bone nutrition in the past four months in a remote part of indonesia the deaths are being blamed on the lack of doctors working in regency which is the impoverished purpura province so fast reports tell from jakarta these children have been dying over the past four months and only now officials here the government here is raising alarm what is happening is that children and their parents have no or hardly any access to health officials in that particular area there are only nine doctors for twenty two hundred twenty four villages and they're all based in the capital of the district which means that these children with their parents have to travel for many many hours by foot by boat to reach any doctor and that's of course a very challenging task sometimes even don't have any money to reach to go on this journey and they have been reports that children have been dying on the on the way simply trying

neutral it so that very eager to find solutions in this very difficult situation between ethnic albanians and ethnic serbs in the north and kosovo town and he was he was convicted for war crimes but the appeal court and build this this this verdict late as they were he was a free man for now and many had hoped that he continues they were. for pays in the form of serve in provinces so in that sense i must say this is a this is a it's a shock for everybody who is affiliated with that region and briefly if you can what is death mean for peace in kosovo the use the united states just issued a travel warning for north and middle of it's only two days ago that says a lot i think we have to observe that situation very closely more trouble can can occur after that of that killing did of these from kauffman reporting on the story for us thank you very much for joining us in studio thanks for having now french president tomorrow will not call has addressed security forces in collaborate on migration policy including plans to create a better system for people entering the country mcconaughey the spe

is no evidence that the prime minister is involved in organized crime however they argue that the albanians have many reasons to protest the protest is also considered a test of support for the main opposition democrats who suffered a landslide lost in the last two years spall amends for elections pensions in the political scene could make a role to european union more difficult was granted e.u. candidate status in two thousand and fourteen and hopes to launch negotiations this year however during the today's protest no incidents reported and police security was tight near the main government offices where the rally took place. spain's top court has ruled that catalonia is former leader calloused push them all must be physically present in parliament if he's to receive authority to form a new government judges in the constitutional court said a session of catalonia is parliament on tuesday will be suspended if pushed among tries to be reelected without being present in the chamber personal has been living in exile in brussels since it is wanted in spain on charges of sedition and rebellion

the dangerous new people smuggling route that's attracting thousands of migrants wife thousands of albanians are accusing bag government of links to organized crime. and coming up in sports really as the real madrid return to winning ways peter will have that story later. one of the world's richest man billionaire saudi prince our waleed bin talal has been released from detention and says he'll be cleared of corruption charges within days he's been held in the ritz carlton hotel in riyadh since november along with about two hundred others it's all part of what the government is calling an anti corruption campaign ordered by crown prince mohammed bin solomon had a hoax to reports. just hours before billionaire saudi prince and waleed bin talib was released from the ritz carlton hotel in riyadh he conducted an interview with the reuters news agency from the suite where he'd been confined been tile is one of saudi arabia's most prominent business men and one of the world's richest men but he'd been held for more than two months accused of corruption in the interview he described the entire situ

democracy and justice party and had been standing trial for war crimes over the murder of ethnic albanians in one nine hundred ninety nine. a city in japan is issued an emergency warning after a supermarket sold packages of blue fish meat containing their toxic livers the regional health office for gamma gordie says he says that five packages of food good beat of the deadly organs was sold by the store it's urging people to return any purchases as there is no antidote to the poison and lincoln preparing both fish for meals is very dangerous requiring chefs to complete special training sudan is backing up its military presence along its border with eritrea the sudanese army the sudanese rather say that they're cracking down on smuggling but eritrea dismisses that as an excuse as observers have a bogan reports a state of emergency imposed in the sudanese state of casella is adding to regional tension about the building of the largest dam in africa. so the nice police here are trying to plug the gap in the border and stop smuggling into eritrea police say all these goods including cars food a