where better of a word for the country in the balkans the balkan nation and that's exactly what the west managed to do for nato their excuse in one thousand nine hundred nine of going in and bombing was that there was ethnic cleansing going on in cos of all by serbs of ethnic albanians now prior to that there was apne cleansing going on of serbs by ethnic albanians so you know this is a long process i mean we these people have lived in this area for hundreds upon hundreds of years together as neighbors in peace and through war and this is the opportunity that nato took when they jumped on the situation right away now i do tell in this documentary back in one thousand nine hundred five i was in the most eastern part of croatia with a united nations blue helmet who at that time he told me he said alex i'm learning albanian right now and i'm going to see you back in one thousand nine hundred ninety because of i didn't believe the guy at the time but it was a plan that was way before nine hundred ninety nine that somebody had written down in some weird book and they went through with th

going to france i also saw that there is are apparently now some hint that he might have been in the balkans where there's also entrenched extremist scene and also his weapons were sort of engraved writings referring to battles in the balkans and some of this kind of right wing network so this is credible but again that needs to be corroborated by an independent investigation and we need some time well you know in the wake of horrible attacks like this i think there's often this desire on the part of the public to do something to take some sort of action now we're hearing talk of perhaps changing gun laws in new zealand from the kind of security management perspective would that . how would that prevent future attacks such as this where there is no full security or guarantee against attacks so changing gun laws now may not be the solution to everything but in principle yes it is always a good thing from a terrorist counterterrorist distractive to restrict the access to weapons it has to be said actually that apparently the perpetrator and to spate of this it actually hopes that this would cr

inoing to hit norway, or through the low in france, or through sardinia or sicily or through the balkans thatwe continuing task, we may know state of this nation is good, the heart of this nation is sound, the isrit of this nation strong. is peace of this nation eternal. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome to c-span3's american -- we lookand every at an archival film that puts the events of today into context. we will look at a silent film that was produced in 1916 titled "uncle sam watching the mexican border." here joining us in our studio for some context and analysis is julie prieto. she is the historian and author of the mexican expedition: 1916 to 1917, put together by the u.s. army center of military. put this time into context. what was happening during these two years and it's importance today?

a political scientist a research as the balkans you know university in the reactor in croatia on skype is referee called such a journalist who's worked for the international center for transitional justice in the international criminal tribunal for yugoslavia and in toronto we have. a professor of humanities a religious studies at york university welcome to you all good to see you there we would like to start with with rough it with a rough week holds it because you are from an area that was at the very heart of the atrocities what does it mean to you to see this life sentence handed down. i think that one prevailing feeling is of. a final. end of a stage in which a lot of our coverage in fact shaped our realities for now close to thirty years. he's been a figure who has first. committed the crimes and dehumanised most importantly an entire population of people in boston you know and left a legacy which lingers on today i think that his verdict especially the verdict which basically removes him from our midst effectively now opens this base for a new stage and it is a stage in which we

we're also cooperating with other countries in this regard like countries from central asia and the balkan states in the. all these joint consultations well. you didn't allow us to achieve stability. in the region we share. that as for bilateral issues and the consulate issues we still have consultations and communications as part of the mechanisms we've created but there's still a lot of work to be done but there's a long road ahead of us right now we're goal in the long term is to reach a trade of one hundred billion dollars. over the past year our trade turnover grew by fourteen percent which is a good. solution and in twenty nineteen we will be marking a. a year of tourism and across cultural russia turkish year. i hope that. all the events that are planned to be held as part of the. will be successful once again i say pains to you mr lavrov i'm very happy to see you here in antalya thank you so much. for your productive work. thank you ladies and gentlemen first of all i'd like to thank our turkish hosts for their well come for their warm welcome. here. in their homeland in the hometo

one of the most dramatic trials over genocide committed during the balkan war in the one nine hundred ninety s. has ended in the hague the former bosnian serb political leader radovan carriage which when i spend the rest of his life in jail after being recent inspire un court carriage which was appealing against his twenty sixteen conviction for genocide for which he was given forty years behind bars but the judges said that conviction for the seven it's a massacre nine hundred ninety five was too light given the gravity of his crimes so he got to go reports from the hague. on the faces of the dead of the strip it's a massacre remembered by their loved ones victims of the genocide perpetrated by bosnian serb leader radovan cottage which it has taken nearly twenty five years for justice to be realized a painful journey often bereft of hope but learn excellence in the but the wait has finally come to an end kind of listened intently as the court listed his grounds for appeal and rejected them almost entirely the prosecution's appeal in a lot of respects sets aside charges to prod and or

right in the center of the capital is balkan pharmaceuticals. a laboratory employing a staff of eighty into pollock uses it of illegally selling dope and products all over the world. maybe coming here to the us for still a cardiovascular fortuna still is for a. whole lot of it was it to put ourselves in the county if that is your thought. just for thought for that's what this allows for but if i think. the manufacture of such products is perfectly legal in moldova sportsmen though use many of them for purposes other than those intended. clomid or clomid a drug usually prescribed to sterile women is used by bodybuilders after testosterone treatment. likewise side to made or thyra nine sodium a thyroid hormone used to supplement steroids and pyrrus a town psychostimulant that works on the central nervous system is used by athletes to in. prove their ability to concentrate. on much of this until you get a good idea it's much much co-publisher lot of money coming to. this medication falls into public domain and many major pharmaceutical laboratories

one of the most dramatic trials over genocide committed during the balkan war in the one nine hundred ninety s. has ended the former bosnian serb political leader radovan carriage which were not spend the rest of his life in jail after being recent inst by a un court in the hague. was appealing against his twenty sixteen conviction for genocide for which he was given forty years behind bars and the judges said that sentence these seven it's a massacre in one thousand nine hundred five was too light given the gravity of his crimes i families of victims of sherborne it's a celebrated the sentencing watching it from the memorial to those who died or the eight thousand muslim men and boys were massacred in the genocide at the bosnian town by the bosnian serb army so i'm going to go has more from the hague. it's not just for the relatives of the victims that it's significant for but also exactly. that underlines the the justice meted out to a rod of iron carriage which for the crimes that he committed when he was the defacto bosnian serb leader and that includes he accused of genocide a wa

a political scientist who researches the balkans you know university in the reactor in croatia on skype is refereed hard such a journalist who's worked for the international center for transitional justice in the international criminal tribunal for yugoslavia and in toronto we have. a professor of humanities a religious studies at york university welcome to you all good to see you there we would like to start with with record with a rough week holds it because you are from an area that was the very heart of the atrocities what does it mean to you to see this life sentence handed down. i think that one prevailing feeling is of. a final. end of a stage in which a lot of our cottage in fact shaped our realities for now close to thirty years. he's been a figure who has first. committed the crimes and dehumanised most importantly an entire population of people in boston you know and left a legacy which lingers on today i think that his verdict especially the verdict which basically removes him from our midst effectively now opens this base were amused age and it is a stage in which we will h

chinatown in the romanian capital bucharest it was to become a hub of trade in chinese goods in the balkans the egyptian merchants sat at aqua was there from the beginning. the halls are empty the project a complete failure the chinese market didn't have a chance against already existing markets in bucharest three thousand square meters of hall space has become utterly useless. if you've. got the opening there was the television the prime minister the chinese ambassador and a lot of fanfare. but the next day the tax collectors with their huge checking the traders they came almost every day to someone obviously had something against the market many traders felt intimidated and gave up. chinese cheap products were also gradually going out of fashion in romania almost ten thousand chinese retailers left the country often in the direction of poland. more successful is the chinese bicycle manufactured v.h.s. in the city of deva the company employs around three hundred people and has invested over twenty million euros many different models are produced but the big sellers are the electric bikes.

upheld the former bosnian serb leaders original twenty sixteen conviction for atrocities during the balkansar they say that his forty year sentence for crimes including a massacre of muslims in srebrenica was too light of the chief prosecutor told the w. news that today's verdict was of historic significance. well very satisfied with the appeals decision today not only because there were convictions were confirmed in relation to the genocide in two when it's any relation to the siege of sarajevo and in relation to the ethnic cleansing campaign in many many polities not only do we have convictions in all those cases but also the sentence was increased we were asking for a life sentence and in appeals we got a life sentence which is extremely important. mainly thinking today about the many many survivors and victims of the crimes committed in bosnia herzegovina victims which are present today and which waited more than ten years to see this decision being being confirmed so it's very important for victims but important for survivors important for the tribunal obviously but also important for

appeals judges upheld his original twenty sixteen conviction for atrocities committed during the balkan wars including a massacre of bosnian muslims instead of it and it's up to the court said he is original forty year sentence was too light. for the european union's anti trust watchdog has fined google one point five billion euros the e.u. competition commission says the internet giant abused its dominant position to stifle competition in the advertising market the find takes google's total penalties from the european union to more than eight billion euros over the last two years. the first funerals for victims of the deadly shootings that two mosques in new zealand have taken place today in christian church hundreds of mourners attended the burial of a father and son who fled the war in syria what they believed would be a safer life in new zealand. two members of a syrian refugee family were among the first to be laid to rest in christ church. and his fifteen year old son hamza came to new zealand fleeing war before they were gunned down by a white supremacist in a mosque last friday.

after world war two yugoslavia incorporated the balkan countries of serbia bosnia single vienna croatia montenegro macedonia and slovenia. cos of all was a province of serbia. like you seen yet the only. issue with every new mutants in the study that i caught a bus with the public or to a hate crime scene. if only for their theory with others. cost of again much autonomy in a new constitution in one thousand nine hundred seventy four but kosovar albanians lost many of these rights six years later in a counter-reaction by the minority serbs. issue with a. buffet a bus a modern filter a recent. poll in a church and thirty three your station crying. named bill and charlotte only recidivate call it a myth with just cut case this your daughter in the name of them to just up the date of. the way the. ethnic tension grew during the boston wall of the ninety's order through one of the should give to anyone as it done to or that he knew no studying history and daughter took a thought which occurred. with both were awful for him brought to issue may feel no good took a good deal of issue many hom

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central parts of the mediterranean and then will make its way further eastward southern parts of the balkans greece so than areas of turkey could see some lively showers over the next few days possible possibility of some rumbles of thunder as well push further north as the warm sunshine sixty seventy maybe an eighteen or nineteen there for london paris over the next couple of days and looking pretty good nineteen celsius as well there for madrid not quite as warm sunny as we watch expect across northern parts of africa a fair bit of cloud in place. temperatures will struggle in and shoot is to reach sixty degrees celsius the twenty five. who want to sponsor. tone is. a city defined by military occupation is never been an arab state he with the capital of jerusalem everyone is welcome but the depôt structure of the mean things you can only project just what we defuse it was one of the founders of the settlement with this and the story of jerusalem through the eyes of its own people segregation occupation discrimination injustice this is in the twenty first century jerusalem a rock and a hard

particularly warm with that twelve or thirteen or regardless down to se whether they're into the balkans but on the other side of the mat but it looks like coastal french is the libya and egypt could see some wet weather there for the most part this settled and sunny. the government you support a believed to have detained maybe a million people in reeducation camps certainly not grabbing headlines in china only in a while kings of the people's republic is probably not best just to dismiss everything as propaganda to use propaganda because your abrasive aggressive way of addressing a man to his son challenges chinese finance yet charles knew you were something critical of president gilo but i said this would not be regarded well by the western press up head to head on al-jazeera.

. >> apparently, he took repeated trips to the balkans and turkey and pakistan and north korea.he question is why? let's go to arwa damon in turkey. what are you hearing about the list of the recent places he visited? >> reporter: well, understandably intelligence agencies within the various different spread-out countries are trying to understand exactly why he may have visited their respective countries. was he just undertaking normal terroristic activities or something ominous to all of this? if we look to his travels the last two or three years he goes to egypt and greece and visits to the balkans and also made trips to bulgaria where they are reporting he a had a deep question of their history. he made two trips to turkey in 2016, one of them lasting up to 43 days. he went to pakistan in october of 2018. cnn spoke to the owner of the hotel where he stayed who remembers him say he was a normal tourist and seemed to particularly enjoy the local fair. by his own admission within that hate-filled manifesto, he does say that throughout the course of his travels during a period in

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intensification in opposition demonstrations, which have been taking place for a number of months in the balkan more. the message was clear. thousands gathered outside the presidential palace in belgrade to demand the resignation of serbia's president and his allies. at times using force, they clashed with police. inside, the president made a defiant address in an effort to demonstrate his control. although rather than being broadcast on state tv, his message was posted on instagram. translation: dear citizens of serbia, i am forced to address you in this way. especially to the thousands and millions of people who are worried about the situation in our country. to all of you who defy the pressure of the fascists who want to ruin our country. as you can see, i am still at my workplace in the presidency building. i am not going to flee anywhere. but serbia's premier is under mounting pressure as calls for fairer elections and greater media freedom grow louder. on saturday, ten protesters were detained after forcing their way into the state television building. the break—in marked an intensificati

on march twenty fourth one thousand nine hundred nine ruthless nato campaign against the small balkan nation began i was there at the time so i'm going to take you through a bit of a personal journey at the time i was living here serbia's third largest city northeast side which seemed to be a million miles away from the battles in kosovo that very evening i was chilling out on the couch watching t.v. with my dog when suddenly the earth started shaking and the sky turned a bright red warning the air strikes and i've been going through the first explosion a ran down the stairs trying to get out of the house not knowing where the next phone was going to hit. the second i stopped at the store. looked up in the sky and there was a cruise missile flying over the house over there seconds later another explosion. that tomahawk missile hit a target in the hills above nobody saw it was one of fifty five u.s. cruise missiles used against yugoslavia that night after by hundreds of fixed wing bombing operations well nato feel to destroy most military targets it was effective when it came to killin

in across those western areas of europe catherine racing's for the southwards in these for say the balkans italy seeing some of that disturbed weather as we go on into the middle part of the way want to see showers into central parts of the mediterranean but for many it still fine and dry athens at around twenty degrees a celsius some of the temperature there to fall kyra what a dry weather there across northern parts of africa for the time big pushing up into morocco will see somewhat to what the coming in as we go on into cheese day turning it into colder by that state for this. it is murder when you throw a fire bomb into someone's home and. you know. that's not. insignificant ideologically but it is significant is it. very significant. if the fact. that the radicalized series on al-jazeera. watching out the top stories right now a summary of special counsel robert muller support says the and found no evidence of donald trump's campaign colluded with russia and the two thousand and sixteen election president has declared himself completely exonerated but the summary doesn't draw a concl

station which doll house balkan news on call were removed from all sections this did not bode well in the lead up to election day type people seem to be fairy commit that that they are now making and taking and up he would cost to push back repressive grow off the wouldn't to push back against an even playing fail because in this election general preview doesn't have to win majority in the lower house he simply need one hundred twenty eight states and that come by with senate us two hundred fifty of them that there are people can say i will and that will be enough to give general prayuth suffrage and support to return to power as prime minister and he could return to power without winning the popular vote we need to respect that weiss is right privy to if one party of the opposition party of the opposition collective wins the popular vote but does not she win because of the way the military has skewed the rules what do you think the reaction will be on the street how will the electorate respond will they respond with resignation will some kind of resistance. i think it is quite clear

appeals judges upheld his original twenty sixteen conviction for atrocities committed during the balkans war including a massacre of bosnian muslims in seventy so the court said his original forty year sentence was too light. google has been fined one point five billion euros by the european union's antitrust watchdog the competition commission says the internet giant abused its dominant position to stifle competition in the advertising market the find takes google's total penalties from the european union to more than eight billion euros over the past two years a court in the united states has ruled that the weed killer round up was a factor in causing cancer in the seventy year old man well this is the second major legal defeat for the chemicals manufacturer model santo in months and more cases are likely to follow the company was bought last year by german chemicals giant buyer. the first funerals for victims of the deadly shootings at two mosques in new zealand have taken place today in christ church hundreds of mourners attended the burial of a father and son who fled the war in syr

it's and it's crucial that it be recognized as a an immediate threat to communities not just in the balkans or an end bus here it's having a but indeed everywhere where we value multiculturalism and multiethnic city. as a. carrot it is free to maybe go on but it seems his poisonous project if you like is still very much alive where do you find for optimism. the cottage has indeed and his projects have this drawing. so much of bosnia and we be touched upon of course the biological destruction the killing of people displacement we haven't mentioned much other forms of this genocide such as cultural destruction the which under the un banner is not to be named as cultural genocide. but nevertheless it is it's a form of saying you do not belong here and i will not just rewrite your theater i'm going to rewrite your history so displacement is is more complex you know there's another of course yet another element and that is rape camps in which the idea of ethnic cleansing through impregnating nonsense of women with serbian semen is a way of propagating great a serbian identity and so on so forth

as you talk to the ministers of interior divest from balkan countries they will let you know that the influx is getting more and more serious the foreign terrorist fighters are making attempts to return in bosnia and herzegovina there are twenty seven to twenty eight thousand the illegal migrants getting stuck on our border we register a growing number of attempts to break in or using vehicles to squeeze in. somehow talk to the serbs. let you know that the influx is there on a continuous basis not to speak about the fact that mr salvini was attacked by not the law and you know the people the illegal migrants entering easily disembarking the ships so the problem is that that your room got again very comfortable and instead of building the capacities to be able to protect ourselves basically have done nothing i mean. on the level of european union we still cannot protect the maritime border. the number of trespassers on the on the land border between turkey and greece is increasing so there is a fret of a next big wave because the policy of european union is still kind of considered as

world war two well the town has become symbolic of the very worst atrocities that took place in the balkans during the war it has also been a milestone for the legal consequences that followed it took twenty years and let's hope it's not going to take twenty years for syria or for you all of these other places where similar atrocities are being committed we are some international community have to be more committed to bring justice to defectives way sooner than twenty years god will now spend the rest of his days behind bars his genocidal actions scarred an entire region and they leave behind a legacy of anguish from which many will never recover so yeah al-jazeera the hague . the biggest block of the european parliament has suspended the ruling party of hungary and promised a victor or bomb the european people's party believes that has fit is party has violated principles or that has more from brussels. i do apologize we don't actually have that report from brussels we will try to get it for you a little bit later but let's move on for now the latest u.n. report on god's earth suggests tha

you know names etched into the stock of his rifle from of the balkans as well of referring to things that had happened there - there is a growing i would say i did to tarian movement as it's called -- in europe now -- narrative in places like all but but not only and it's probably also something that where we we don't really know how how big it is they they tend to get a lot of media attention because they've gotten very good at marketing themselves it's not the traditional. sort of skinhead type with the black boots marching around as it as it was in the eighties nineties. now you have very kind of preppy looking you know young men see mean to make you know what at first glance might sound like reasonable arguments reasonable political arguments. are so you know this is changing but i it is also affecting the mainstream of political debate and i think this is this is the danger when you see parties like the alternative. for germany party -- and and others making similar noises in this direction about immigrants about islam you have- you know factors like a best selling books -- that

intensification in opposition demonstrations, which have been taking place for a number of months in the balkanr. thousands gathered outside the presidential palace in belgrade to demand the resignation of serbia's president and his allies. at times using force, they clashed with police. inside, the president made a defiant address in an effort to demonstrate his control. although rather than being broadcast on state tv, his message was posted on instagram. translation: dear citizens of serbia, i am forced to address you in this way. especially to the thousands and millions of people who are worried about the situation in our country. to all of you who defy the pressure of the fascist to want to ruin our country. as you can see, i am still at my workplace in the presidency building. i am not going to flee anywhere. but serbia's premier is under mounting pressure as calls for fairer elections and greater media freedom grow louder. on saturday, ten protesters were detained after forcing their way into the state television building. the break—in marked an intensification in the protests that began

arrested in two thousand and seventeen as part of a wide a crackdown on corruption in the kingdom cold balkan field is the director of advocacy at the project on middle east a mock received he says fatah is u.s. citizenship might help his case in washington i think with this case there's more likelihood that you see some involvement with this administration really that one incidence of political prisoners that they're willing to get involved with are those that are u.s. citizens and frankly president from prides himself on this right prides himself on his ability to get people like the and others out of jail and so this really should be an easy case for them to pick up and hold some news from nigeria more than fifty people are missing after an oil pipeline exploded in the southern parts of the country the blast caused a stampede and resulted in a huge spillage near the memo on the niger delta it's not clear if the pipeline which carries crude oil to the nearest export terminal has been shut down. and ambitious program to decontaminate one of the world's most polluted rivers is taking longer t

crime cases from the home flicked we discussed want characters increased sentence could mean for the balkan region with belgrade based european studies research stuff and got rich i think that he hopes he'll. stay sickly for historical reasons so that there is a trace of him feeling and i think that he is still acting as the first president of. the hague tribunal was a political court that was set out to. convict serbs even if you look at the basic statistics more than seventy percent of all people who are into were from the search site and sort of more all the political leaders were trials and convicted while the undersides were not there. the president of brazil has become known as the trump of the tropics for both the likeness in his person and his policies so it was perhaps a little surprise that john paulson oros first official for a visit so him touch down in the united states this week and the real donald trump was keen to get their relationship off to a solid stuff. i also know that we're going to have a fantastic working relationship. we have many views that are similar and we cert

seems to be a bit of a potpourri he had you know names etched into the stock of his rifle from the balkans as well referring to things that happened there there is a growing i would say identity area and movement as it's called in europe now. there is in places like austria it's very strong but but not only and it's probably also something that where we don't really know how big it is they tend to get a lot of media attention because they've gotten very good at marketing themselves it's not the traditional sort of skinhead type with black boots marching around as it as it was in the eighty's and ninety's now you have a very kind of preppy looking you know young men seeming to make you know but at first glance might sound like reasonable arguments reasonable political arguments. so you know this is changing but it is also affecting the mainstream political debate and i think this is this is the danger when you see parties like the alternative for germany party and others making similar noises in this direction about immigrants about islam you have you know factors like best selling books th

intensification in opposition demonstrations, which have been taking place for a number of months in the balkanclear. thousands gathered outside the presidential palace in belgrade to demand the resignation of serbia's president and his allies. in times using force they clashed with police. inside, they clashed with police. inside, the president made a defiant address in an effort to demonstrate his control. although rather than being broadcast on state tv, his message was posted on instagram. translation: dear citizens of serbia. i am forced to address you in this way. especially to the thousands and millions of people who are worried about the situation in oui’ are worried about the situation in our country. to all of you who defy the pressure of the fascist to want to ruin our country. as you can see, iam to ruin our country. as you can see, i am still at my workplace and the presidency building. i am not going to flee anywhere. that serbia's premier is under mounting pressure as calls forfairer premier is under mounting pressure as calls for fairer elections and greater media freedom grown