they were less interested in the balkans.hey would agree to leave the balkans to the french if they were left to operate free further east. italians said they intended to transform the adriatic sea into an italian lake. hungry andinate austria from the -- into eliminate austria and hungary region. the summer, thehe serbian army was back on its feet. they returned to reinforce the numbers on the front. france offered new weapons for the dream of liberatingng their country. serbs autumn, the captioned -- captured a mountain from the balkans. it was strategicically importan. the human cost was terrible. >> bulgaria wanted to keep the position at any cost. the serbs wanted it badly. thehe fighting went on, fervor of each was more and more obvious. the fighting was so desperate that french artillery officers attacked togogether with the ses to storm the position. >> the victory reestablished the allies in serbia. after the capture of the strategic city, the allies knew that by attacking the high ground, ththey can f force the y to

there will be democrats and the balkans working very hard to find common ground. jane and historical society, thank you so much for giving us a chance to look back a little bit and look for. thank you everybody. [ applause ] >> thank you. so very much sen. ron wyden. it's really the job in many ways of historical society to give the opportunity for perspective. to think about what we have done, what are we trying to do, and how do we come together across boundaries? we do that by giving an opportunity for a bipartisan way. having people tell stories about what has happened, and what they hope to have happen. we are so grateful , mr.

where the balkans we are all human kosovo seeing some very very high temperatures now that's not going to break down probably until this frontal boundary starts pushing through where we start to get some relief there is you notice the temperatures down here towards the southeast we are talking very high for on correct $39.00 degrees over here towards bucharest at $33.00 but it's this frontal boundary right here that is going to be pushing through causing a lot of problems tonight in terms of severe weather up here towards ukraine and belarus we do expect to see possible tornadoes as well as large hail down here towards the balkans it is going to be very windy as well as we go towards tomorrow that starts to break down some better weather conditions there but out here towards the west we're looking at a big storm because need to push through parts of the u.k. . kevin thank you very much still to come. a teenage climate activist sets sail on what she hopes will be a carbon neutral journey across a atlantic. and all floating found had to come back seeing the effects of climate change in b

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yelena is a member of the balkan investigative reporting network together with the organized crime and corruption reporting project they have spent 2 years tracking the pentagon's secret weapon shipments into syria we have set up a joint investigation this one was produced in serbia it's ok our team of. upping the syrian battleground the u.s. government publishes information about federal contracts online. yelena and her colleagues have used this database to calculate the u.s. government's expenditure on soviet style weapons. since 2015 until 2022 pending will spend or $2200000000.00 us dollars what do you know about the routes how weapons from balkan countries go to the middle east they go through turkey jordan. qatar and saudi arabia so that's all u.s. allies u.s. allies exactly exactly yelena had been investigating a plane they departed from riyadh the airport 5 days earlier which she believes carried weapons to the middle east. you can see tongue fight where there are the words that this plane took several town and you can see places such as r r ion and kata exactly and also to has

out here on the spin out and known as the largest square in the balkans under venetian occupation it was used as a parade ground but when i pull you out today it's a pleasant party with a cricket field with a sport we adopted during the english occupation will be a square is enjoyed by both tourists and residents he says don't get ondaatje. from here there's a good view of the palace of the michael. and since it was built during the english occupation in the early 19th century many of the venetian era for trysts. cool things old town is a mix of french british and venetian architecture and do you know asco world heritage site. candlelit dinner in cool foods aptly named town restaurant the menu features traditional island dishes the most famous of which is the frito a stew of beef or veal. at the 2nd day everyone who comes to course who must try to sofrito it's fantastic it's our traditional dish and it simply tastes wonderful when he gets to go. off to woods it's time to explore coffee towns of fibrin nightlife. don't forget all those beaches as well incidentally there are over 6000

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it is at the root of jim crow, slavery, ethnic cleansing in the balkans.has no place in our politics and our public life and it's time for the overwhelming majority of americans of goodwill to say as much clearly and unequivocally. back to you, christine. >> thank you, victor. >>> north korea has launched two more missiles. a senior official tells us they were short range. they landed in waters off the korean peninsula. the situation is being closely monitored in cooperation with south korea and the japanese. president trump has said he has no problems with these kinds of short-range missile tests. >>> the florida man who pleaded guilty to sending pipe bombs to prominent democrats and cnn sentenced to 20 years prison. 57-year-old caesar sayoc is sentenced to 20 years life. among the targets, former -- he said he got mid range because sayoc built bombs that didn't go off. now that he's sober he knows he's a very sick man. >>> how's your 401k today? taking a hit after a brutal day on wall street today. ♪ ♪ all strength, no sweat. ♪ just in case you forgot ♪

fellow balkan to al-jazeera life and death is also coming up. form of african treasure a cardinal george pell returns to prison after an australian court upholds his sex abuse conviction. refugees and migrants embraces a rescue ship finally docks initially after being stranded at sea for 3 weeks. and where in argentina for a look at a stage show that's in lightning audience is in total darkness. generals and the opposition allies have settled on the make up of a sovereign council which they say will need the country until elections within 3 years the swearing in of that council jus to happen live in the coming hours. it's a council that will replace excuse me replace the jointer which is known formally as the transitional military council that took power after the army force long time ruler omar bashir from power in april it will have 11 members 5 from the military 5 from the opposition as well as another civilian who is agreed upon by both sides let's go live to morgan our correspondent who is in the sudanese capital khartoum so this is a major

suffered a major defeat in the 19th dance a little period priests serbia and montenegro in the 1st balkan war. lost the. territory but the defeat did initially ease the relationship between the arabs of the ottoman empire and the young turks government's. able to focus 15 maybe even been. on well with many years and i suppose. i would fit. in with when to faff i'm also that would include how it was at the what the really thought raj reckon. food for thought for the i mean what are you. i the thought of. the 1st world war started at the end of july 19th 14. britain france and russia the central scholars of germany austria-hungary and bulgaria. shortly after the autumn and opted to supports germany. the daughter of 3 i know well and who walk. so fast it is generally a funny. little sit when i came i see kind of home and they will start for the most of them by about an f one how to see article not thought of it with many thought of show you. are liberal did the. national heart of. political. who are you starlet i look at remove. my knee i mean. to be a highly. mean mean. politically and he r

that he therefore preferred to focus first on the mediterranean and its stepping stone to the balkans in 1944, also that as prime minister he had deep misgivings about russian intentions in eastern europe. he was thus unashamedly he wrote in his memoirs against putting all the eggs of the western allies into one basket. d-day. which could be done later if at all. now many historians have followed suit, lauding churchill's political perspicacity. and downplaying the virileens of his opposition to d-day planning in is the 43. some like the biographers andrew roberts whom i admire, even claim it's not true that churchill wanted to postpone, still less cancel operation overlord, the code name for d-day, as has sometimes been alleged. others like the director of the churchill archives in england, allen packwood whom i count as a friend, claim it is mere hindsight to assume that d-day, overlord, was the most important military operation of world war ii, upon which the success of the war against hitler depended. i have to say, as a military historian, that is horn swaggle. or loyalist hogwas

these was as we go through the next couple of days say so what whether they're sliding across the balkans pushes up into western side of ukraine the scenario is of poland behind that there's generally dry across northern parts of europe until we come into the low countries pushing across into the well so it stays live on the priest i still where the cold any 18 celsius in london on wednesday will warm up not feeling particularly want to go through or thursday because we still got a rather brisk wind blowing through 22 celsius is about where it should be just get back down to the sunshine right across the maddest looking get rain to the low to mid thirty's here that's the case to across northern parts of africa blue skies slow supply warm sunshine all sunshine for kyra temperatures up around the 40 degree mark over the next couple of days for the south but we got some pretty big showers across the heart of africa and where from the other reds say the 8th you have been hot is into the gulf of guinea and of course a good part of west africa. to train and equip the opposition in syria so they

east and the big problems today are going to be bellicose ukraine all the way down here into the balkan peninsula now we do expect especially out here towards the east that some of these thunderstorms could be very severe tornadoes large hail gusty winds and flooding rain could be a major problem here on wednesday so we're watching this very carefully then as we go towards thursday the front continues to make its way towards the east but really weaken as it makes its way into russia well here across northwestern part of europe it is going to be rainy on wednesday but we're going to be seeing a break in the rain in the showers across much of the u.k. the winds are still can be a problem here on thursday with a temperature for london of 21 degrees well across the central med it is very windy across many areas malta is going to see this very heavy winds today as well not a lot of priests of across much of this region the pre-service of towards italy but we are going to be seeing clear skies to 2 eyes for tunis really not looking too bad at $32.00 degrees tripoli is going to be a windy day

operations in afghanistan and iraq in terms of continuing to run our operations in k. 4 in the western balkans in terms of providing for both deterrence and defense and fighting against terrorism in the saliva so every day we keep our heads down and keep working yes of course there are differences among nato allies and as i've said mr trump has gotten everybody to sit up and take notice but this is more the true this is the more just this is more than just differences that loot former u.s. ambassador to nato said earlier this month this is unprecedented we're at the 70th anniversary but it's the 1st time allies have doubted the commitment of the american president nato allies he said see trump as the alliance's most urgent and often most difficult problem well again highly placed influential well informed indeed indeed doug lute does as well but i don't need to agree with all my friends and colleagues on the outside what i see as how nato is working day in day out to make a difference to our deterrence and defense and that includes fighting terrorism you seem to live in a parallel universe you

thursday we do expect to see a high for you of 32 and still quite warm down here across much of the balkan peninsula well across parts of algeria and tunisia we see quite a lot of rain there as well we're still to be seeing some very active weather here across parts of northern tunisia as we go towards wednesday that also includes parts of tunis and you attempt to there at about $34.00 degrees by the time we get towards thursday though that temperature does drop but we still could be seeing a few active showers across much of the region over here towards morocco rain could be a problem with her but at 26 degrees. think of some of the biggest companies in the world today all of them big take with algorithms and the more that we used to do the more data we produce we're in the midst of a great race for time and big tech companies are on the cheeks and fires are rising on a wealth of information and wheat and other commodities in the 2nd of a 5 part series on the re-examined where the corporations are calling nice and really. like the popularity and power of think tank on a just. take a look

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the entire park there with quito is a single balkan. thank hearth. for subterranean fire breaks forth now from one of these openings now from another. that is how our xander front on board recalled his expedition through the andes in his book reviews of nature in 1802 the naturalist and explorer traveled to ecuador to study the i asked active volcanoes on the planet and we are following in his footsteps unfortunately the time they were more afraid of. carlie they think this guy is crazy about try to go to her to work with. him or what's fascinating about this great site. it's a good thing that she decided to do that just come to because they would have this creature. that's key made or can come on this person's. home bolthole to dozens of measuring instruments with him up to the crater of between check he wanted to find empirical evidence that volcanoes were connected underground and that eruptions could create mountain ranges now basic knowledge for volcanologists like what we see or among scientists have determined that the pitching ship volcanic c

europe transformed the focus on europe's summer series razor sharp barbed wire hungary sealed off the balkan really how many refugees entered the e.u. shut down. but 30 years ago borders were dismantled with both colors hungary opened its case and let east germans flee to austria. on a tourist looks that has spawned many legends hitler's mind can. find these walls to not just founded nazi manifesto to shame but he's not actually righteous himself did it portends the holocaust i'm missing a more. mind cam the secrets of hitler's fall. before. so as europe. gets to the future. 6. the 1st floor. is your start september 2nd. a low and welcome to focus on europe with me lar babalola it was a symbol of italy's engineering legacy that came crashing down one year ago the marandi bridge in genoa collapsed on august 20th chilling 43 people it destroyed homes and uprooted families who had lived under it for decades the bridge that day in the.

and so sure she was going to regret it if something happened to me over in the balkans or if she has read every word of every draft of every book i've ever done. one of the stories i tell them the biggest election night where i made among terrible mistakes i decided to have an election party, which i did not come all of the ambassadors to the un, gloria steinem, madeleine albright, it was going to be a good night and a documentary film crew. to capture the crowning achievement for women but one of the most amazing things about that night is seeing my mother chatting away on one side with madeleine albright and thinking to myself, three trailblazers. i hope that comes across in the book. >> ambassador right, they like to talk about you on fox news of the flick if you look at their names and video, and the fox news comes up. .. the primary motivation for me to write this was the fact that i feel like ever since 2012, there has been characterization and mischaracterization of who i am. it bears no resemblance to who i know i am. as long as i was in government, i was proud but constraine

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shows and swirling around the park valley the thunderstorm risk was then in the out stance in the balkans italy and then towards tunis and the next couple days will see the same sort of area just move a little bit further north but further east the temperatures around it though don't look unusual if you think a bit closer 33 in paris and 30 in london at the end of august all that is on the high side we have an incoming probably neither 3rd heat wave for the some of the europe this in western europe stretching from the reliably hot spain through france towards the british isles and coming across the low countries once more it's probably going to be a record breaking high from the point of view of london on monday which is a bank holiday traditionally wet and cold not so this time for the rest of your term should look on the high side but not extraordinary necessarily nice but a late summer but of course with the cage door vicious than the storms well there are more occasional than regular as i said today as he was involved in the thunderstorm risk on saturday by sunday i think that's gone

judiciary and organized crime is far too close for comfort the story broke this past january the balkans investigative reporting that work and voice of america published a series of leaked recordings phone calls between government officials including prime minister eddie rama and crime bosses colluding to wriggle actions in both 20162017 there were the kind of revelations that usually come with consequences however the ruling party has dismissed or deflected the charges and none of the senior officials implicated has been arrested let alone taken to court instead the judiciary has gone after those who leaked and published the material the listening posts johannah who's now from to run on politics crime journalism and the few reporters who are still covering a story the albanian powers that be are trying to kill. they mean criminal network in a senior state official discussing voter intimidation or 227000 general election. the government official. prime minister. crime books promising the ruling socialist party electoral victory. and member of the albanian mafia congratulating. connection

rocks back from sunni and shia and sunni is and friends and relatives left them so you see a show in balkan sam came up with the idea for babbling they picked out the most beautiful ones and met the weavers now many of the reps are made to order one lead and junia has also started an initiative to support the weavers families. to call on it as my women who do this are always cheerful in the food is just a 2nd it's an art form i see them as artist it's here we see only the rugs and would include what i see the people who make them and i'm fascinated by them and you can please when they're happy they're phenomenal phenomena. as an industrial engineer while it would have found a well paid job engine is yeah but he defines success differently as the right balance between career and family as a record deal am beilin he's found happiness. this is mine. this is come to be my home now and then i fly to tunisia but it's a nice feeling when i come back here and go to school when it was the other way around when i was studying here i came here to study and i look forward to tunisia now when i'm there

operations in afghanistan and iraq in terms of continuing to run our operations in k. 4 in the western balkans in terms of providing for both deterrence and defense and fighting against terrorism in the saliva it so every day we keep our heads down and keep working yes of course there are differences among nato allies and as i've said mr trump has gotten everybody to sit up and take notice but this is more the true this is the more just this is more than just differences that lieut former u.s. ambassador to nato said earlier this month this is unprecedented we're at the 70th anniversary but it's the 1st time allies have doubted the commitment of the american president nato allies he said see trump as the alliances most urgent and often most difficult problem well again high. he placed influential well informed indeed indeed doug lou does as well but i don't need to agree with all my friends and colleagues on the outside what i see as how nato is working day in day out to make a difference to our deterrence and defense and that includes fighting terrorism you seem to live in a parallel universe

development aid in africa also talking about the enlargement of the european union to include the west balkanations like. or bosnia and herzegovina for instance because i think both leaders think if those countries come into the european union then migration flows in future will perhaps be less of a problem at least for hungary and that could of course help this bilateral relationship which is a little bit cold at the moment right simon young 100 thank you very much for your reporting from there. to honduras where a 4th person has died after a violent clashes that been fans of rival football clubs and we're talking fighting took place inside and outside the stadium police used tear gas to disperse the crowds and the match was eventually abandoned the violence started when limply of fans through still at them with tug work team bus on saturday evening the attack injured 3 players the rivalry between the 2 capital clubs is the biggest in the country it's not the 1st time the fans of engaged in violent clashes. 2 that was a big weekend for one yawn bellied fans as the club made its been this lea

balkanize crime gangs are waging a war against small scale farmers and they are fighting for survival.

balkanize crime gangs are waging a war against small scale farmers and they are fighting for survival. some more it's an awful situation. salmon farming is booming in chile that's had a negative.

development aid in africa also talking about the enlargement of the european union to include the west balkanations like. or bosnia and herzegovina for instance because i think both leaders think if those countries come into the european union then migration flows in future will perhaps be less of a problem at least for hungary and that could of course help this bilateral relationship which is a little bit cold at the moment right simon young children hungry thank you very much for your reporting from there. that was a big weekend for all yawn bellied fans as the club made its been to see her debut after decades in the lower divisions she had to break through sunday's action is talkies m d doug news source says. a proud day for oneone fans but the day ended in trashing disappointment so you know they may have lost big but at least they stay true to their values so what happened and retell was that one yawns or truck and they decided to organize a stimulus boycott which is basically an atmosphere boycott so they remained silent for the 1st 15 minutes of the match and the reasoning behind all o

i'm enabling this and so sure that she was going to regret it if something happened to me in the balkans but she's read every word of every draft of every book i've ever done and she's just a complete inspiration. one of the stories i tell in the book is election night where i made among many terrible mistakes i've made i decided to have an election party, susan would have advised me against this had i sought her counsel which i did not but i invited all the women ambassadors of the un. gloria steinem, madeleine albright to be members. it's going to be a good night and a documentary film crew. to capture this crowning achievement for women all over the earth, and one of the most amazing things about that night was seeing my mother chatting away with gloria steinem on one side and madeleine albright and thinking to myself three trailblazers and i get to be related to one of them. it's just a great privilege, i hope it comes across in the book. >> ambassador rice and ambassador power, they like to talk about you guys a lot, if you google their names and video a lot of fox news comes up . w

razor sharp barbed wire hunger sealed off the balkan room how many refugee center the e.u. shut down. but 30 years ago borders were dismantled with both. hungary opened the gates and let east germans meet austria. dubliner. had a real talent besides. i come from there lots of people in fact more than the beeb in the future but not just democracy that's one reason i'm passionate about people and the traditions and they can send. to finishing the book is fried chicken run in to the for the fun in one and i remember thinking at the time if the bomb in the old conflict would have happened if people come together and unite for. what i do the news that often confronted difficult situations for conflict between does something still crises response might show up to confront good speeches on policies and development to put the spotlight and issues that matter most. to security question missionizing. not has been achieved with so much money for john and i think people have to be accountable solutions my name is on the fact she's on an albuquerque doesn't feel. low and welcome to focu

southeastern parts of europe at the moment just diving outs of the pushing across northern parts of the balkans and rolling down towards the black sea some big downpours certainly a possibility here as we go on through the next couple of days lot of dry weather to the east as that lovely weather down to the south up towards the northwest i'm afraid we do have some more wet weather in the forecast as northern parts of england break for example where we have flooding concerns with that dam very precarious situation here sunday does bring the chance of showers rolling back in wet and windy weather coming in across the british isles and as we go on through the weekend down to the southeast and while the weather down towards a southeast and cold and further north moscow still struggling with those temperatures just 14 degrees celsius colder still as we go on into monday just 12 degrees celsius around 10 degrees below the average here lots of you will be fine and dry by this date up towards the northwest of a chance of some plaster showers into western parts of england and into wells but largely dry

weather again today anywhere from some lucky all the way down here into northern italy parts of the balkan peninsula as well and then across the central mediterranean now we're talking thunderstorms with gusty winds a lot of rain coming out of these as well as hail is going to be a problem really staying across this region and the reason being is they are the low pressure that's causing this the instability is really not moving so we're going to be watching this very carefully at the risk of flooding is going to go up as well because we're already talking talking saturated grounds across much of the region temperature wise though take a look at this london today 31 degrees as our expected high we are basically and he wave right now across much of western and northern parts of europe temperatures are expected to go up in some locations berlin at about $32.00 degrees there for the 3 day forecast here across parts of london look at this we are going to be seeing 31 degrees today 32 tomorrow and it's not till wednesday that the heat begins to break but it's still going to be well above average

due to some warnings in place across this entire region just pushing down to into the northwest the balkans for against strong thunderstorms and strong gusty winds even the risk of tornadoes as well as a northwest were in between 2 systems on friday so a mostly dry day across much of the u.k. through much of northern central france a warm day in paris with a high of 28 celsius about the same really on saturday but that is when that next system pushes in across the u.k. and that kind of trading down into fall north and west of fronts but a bad day in kid 21 degrees celsius on saturday there is that rain working its way further towards the east book arrest could be what a few with a high of 29 degrees celsius warm and dry across much of northern africa want to put some piece of clouding say has some just streaming across those coastal areas of algeria but a warm day certainly friday into tunis 140 degrees celsius 30 celsius mbanga for you better in robot with a high of 25 and about the same the as we head off into saturday. whether sponsored by catalona is. bigger and potentially more dangero

still some little ones wondering around central europe they've sort of left it running through the balkans towards germany the dark pools are huge but likely they'll be noticeable and this war cloud developing over spain and portugal over rather more telling in the story for the future but actually apart from the thunderstorms we're still dotted around and today's forecast the temperatures are more of the story such as 3 in. paris today 31 in london and yesterday in london 33.3 was a new record for a bank holiday because this weekend is a bank holiday for the british isles and this hue of orange and red going to the low countries to germany is going to be the 3rd heatwave of the summer a pretty rare event which emphasis in germany holland those in austria it is or indeed in italy but maybe this is bottom corner spain and portugal where the next develop move be soaring some potentially large sums sold out through france and eventually to the british isles but the immediate future of course they've been forming over iraq or dragged through for about towards algiers as the 2 capitals but anyw

rainy and stormy conditions out here across much of eastern europe all the way down here across the balkan peninsula and those storms could be quite severe at times down here towards the southeast though the temperatures are still quite warm we're talking athens at $35.00 degrees and also istanbul at about $38.00 where across the northern part of africa we are looking at temperatures coming down for tunis study about 35 degrees here on tuesday but by the time we get towards wednesday 32 degrees here and look at 30. welcome back you're watching our time to recap lines thousands of protesters have gathered at hong kong's airport for a 5th straight day monday's rally caused a shutdown at the busy international travel help in 100 homes leader kerry says weeks of antigovernment protests damaging the rule of law. the muslim holidays been marked by demonstrations in india and administered kashmir hundreds of protesters defied the security lockdown and city of the ga 8 days after india revoked theory is autonomy pakistan's government is calling it illegal alex ation is calling for the un to would

more showers now in northern italy southern alps the austrian alps and down through the northern balkans as well with a fair scattering of what's potentially thunderstorms in this part of europe from germany eastwards it's fine to the west in france spain and portugal the sun is the predominant feature the wind direction was to temperatures along north coast of africa although you see cloud coming if you look at the direction it is coming from the side so you think certainly tunisia is now feeling pretty hot. sponsor. i have been looking at your instagram account and reading the atmosphere behind the scenes this is a dialogue when donald trump announce his candidacy for president. everyone has a boyce. chance for democrats to be. inspirational charismatic join the global conversation on your thoughts get twitter . on down to 0. it's good to have you with us on al-jazeera these are our top stories there are reports of casualties after 2 separate attacks on security forces in yemen's port city of aden the 1st explosion hit a police station but the fighters say they attacked a military camp

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