that there is some agreement between belgrade and. that is why we are warning about this kind of danger. in advance that the international community will not see belgrade quietly while serbs are being killed in the north of. as it unfortunately happened. then i want to talk a little bit about nato because twenty years after the nato. says. have for a given but we're not going to forget what's going to happen so right now serbia cop reigning with nato having exercises. for serbian people project digest that. we cooperate primarily to maintain normal relations. surrounded by. running security forces in. brussels agreement there is no obligation. for to guarantee that the albanian armed forces. in the north. this cooperation is limited to military neutrality we do not want to join and we will not become a member of nato when it comes to nato aggression our people still think the worst of. this is a war crime committed against serbia and the serbian people. so you're right that's already circled by nato countries as and further time passe

you cannot compare these protests in belgrade with protests that are happening elsewhere because you know when there are elections and when there are problems if the political difference between the government and the opposition is small then there is political uncertainty. here the difference is huge and it is obvious that this does not pose any danger to power that is why i said he wants to talk about the future about the program through the program of these our position parties. which is the opposition consists of different parties or from some of them are extreme right wing would be unequal and others are extreme leftists who. are all united with. hate. they do not have enough support for this to cause political instability. therefore moved as far as serbia is concerned we will not see this scenario with the government to stumble through mass protests and play itself out. it happened once on october the fifth two thousand. and then there is their turn no question of kosovo and. president has said that regardless of all the difficulties serbia and kosovo can reach an agreement to

you cannot compare these protests in belgrade with protests that are happening elsewhere because you know when the raw elections and when there are problems if the political difference between the government and the opposition is small then there is political uncertainty. here the difference is huge and it is obvious that this does not pose any danger to power that is why i said he wants to talk about the future about the program. the program of these opposition parties. which of the opposition consists of different parties and some of them are extreme right wing would be unequal and others are extreme leftists who. are all united with. hate. they do not have enough support for this to cause political instability. therefore moved as far as serbia is concerned we will not see this scenario with the government to stumble through mass protests and play itself out. that happened once on october the fifth two thousand. and then there is the turn no question of kosovo and. president has said that regardless of all the difficulties serbia and kosovo can reach an agreement to share his enthu

here in belgrade, his wife protests his innocence.s she think was responsible for the thousands of forced deportations and the mass murders, and does she expect her husband one day to come home? mira markovic, welcome to the programme. when you saw your husband recently, in the hague, and you celebrated his birthday, did you tell him that everything was going to be ok in the end? has he accepted his fate? whatever the international criminal court decides it to be, will he accept it? but he is going to be tried by the tribunal, isn't he? whatever public opinion has to say about it. but you would accept that the court has been set up with the authority of the un security council, and your husband accepted that under the dayton agreement, which he signed in 1995. why does he now say that the court is illegal? mrs markovic, why is that a lie? what he actually signed up to, which is in the dayton agreement, is that the parties agreed to cooperate fully with all entities, including those authorised by the un security council, in investigati

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has more from belgrade. several thousand people have gathered in the wrong parliament for more than you saw today in belgrade citizens and zubin the position are demanding the rule of law the price freedom and democratic elections there are demanding the resignation of syrian president alexander to end sooner than prime minister on the beach today he's the biggest protest so far of people who came from all over serbia. to protest me to watch inside of the serbian parliament on demand bers of ruling serbian progressive party some of spend the night inside the parliament to protect it as they say from the violence to police inside of the building the leaders in a position are having a speech also serbian professors actors and others police said there are no students so far as they see there are approximately more than seven thousand people on the streets of belgrade wild famous cellist yo-yo ma has given a free recital at the us mexico border. he played near a bridge that links the city of new everleigh ranger

a gathering in central belgrade follows months of anti-government demonstrations protesters demanding more democracy and media freedom in the balkan country but pro-government media and officials are accusing the opposition of planning demonstrations and orchestrating violence elaina glue sack has more now from belgrade. several thousand people have gathered in iran the parliament for more than every saturday in belgrade citizens and served in a position bar does are demanding the rule of law the press freedom and democratic elections there are demanding the resignation of syrian president that xander sooner than prime minister on the bottom of each day is the biggest protest so far people have came from all over serbia to produce a piece in the protest meanwhile inside of the serbian parliament are the members of ruling serbian progressive party some of gems spending the night inside the parliament to protect it as they see from the violence also police inside of the building the leaders of syrian opposition parties are having a speech also serbian professors actors and there is poli

several thousand people turned out for a new anti-government protest in the serbian capital belgrade on saturday they demand more democracy and media freedom in the country the fresh protests come just a day after president aleksander rule change held a mass rally in an apparent bed to counter months of street demonstrations against him. saturday after saturday tens of thousands have gathered in belgrade to demonstrate against president. critics accuse him of being corrupt authoritarian and gagging the media and the civil service there protesting under the motto one of five million a reference to a claim that footage once made insisting he would not respond to these accusations even if five million people showed up to protest on friday through to tell to rally for his serbian progressive party in the capital supporters came from all over serbia state media said that a hundred thousand joined the rally but it's unclear how many of them made the journey voluntarily reports like that of nineveh to love it are piling up the nurse said her superiors at work repeatedly pressured her to att

saturday after saturday tens of thousands have gathered in belgrade to demonstrate against president george h. critics accuse him of being corrupt authoritarian and gagging the media and the civil service there protesting under the motto one of five million of reference to a claim that footage was made insisting he would not respond to these accusations even if five million people showed up to protest. on friday footer told a rally for his serbian progressive party in the capital supporters came from all over serbia state media said that one hundred thousand joined the rally but it's unclear how many of them made the journey voluntarily reports like that of nineveh tool of edge are piling up the nurse said her superiors at work repeatedly pressured her to attend the provost has demonstration against her will. and it's not just in the house service other public employees who are telling people to support food cheech and even some private sector firms with putting political pressure on the work has. to keep people happy. both sides are competing to bring the most supporters out onto th

several thousand people turned out for new anti-government protests in the serbian capital belgrade on saturday they demand more democracy and media freedom in the country the fresh protests come just a day after president alexander held a mass rally in an apparent bid to counter months of street demonstrations against him saturday after saturday tens of thousands have gathered in belgrade to demonstrate against president bush. critics accuse him of being corrupt authoritarian and gagging the media and the civil service there protesting under the motto one of five million a reference to a claim that footage once made insisting he would not respond to these accusations even if five million people showed up to protest on friday future tell to rally for his serbian progressive party in the capital supporters came from all over serbia state media said that one hundred thousand joined the rally. but it's unclear how many of them made the journey voluntarily reports like that of nineveh to a vet are piling up the nurse said her superiors at work repeatedly pressured her to attend the provost

today in belgrade citizens and serve in the position are demanding do rule of law the press freedom and democratic elections they are demanding the resignation of certain president alexander and sooner than prime minister on the bottom of each day he's the biggest protest so far people have came from all over serbia to participate in the protests meanwhile inside of the serbian parliament our demand bers of ruling serbian progressive party some of spend the night inside the parliament to protect it as they say from the violence also police inside of the building the leaders of sort of in a position are having a speech also serbian professors actors and others police said there are no students so far and they say there are approximately seven thousand people on the streets of belgrade. protesters from the all of us movement rallied across france on saturday for the first time since anti-riot in laws came into effect there was low turnout in cities including to lose which has been the national capital fellow bus of the demonstrations started twenty two weeks ago after president maduro mar

today said that everyone has to invest effort to continue the belgrade prishtina dialogue while adding that he doesn't have intention to impose the solution this meeting was organized because there were some rumors that serbian and cost of a president talking because curtains or division of course of oil and swapping which germany refused as a solution the official position of most of the e.u. countries is that there cannot be any border changes and balkans because that could lead to the instability of region because the leaders today openly question the strength of the e.u. in this process and before the meeting with america mccrone they went to see us invested there in germany richard grenell serbian president came to believe after he could meetings with the russian and chinese presidents some members of border stock board serbia and kosovo that they must comply to european standards and be reeling to talk if not then they could say goodbye to their european perspective leaders of balkan countries which are not the members of the new today could that they cannot hope to be. members o

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island off of civility i'm very disappointed that they're totally stock of anything comes to the belgrade british dialogue and i think all every progress in terms of calls of all they. they need to they depend. the stock process and there have been a number of factors that brought this process to a standstill my son why do you know you mention your question is very simple do you think a former r.v. in kosovo is a good idea clearly at this point in time it's not helpful and the same of obviously it also goes for one hundred percent higher if you pose. the both sides kosovo and serbia are playing with their idea of this land swap but then european union says it's a very bad idea and if that were to happen that would open pandora's box what do you think what more do with what if we could actually help bridge the divide between pristina and belgrade what your organization support that idea is lends well. i think we're. not. there is for the time being at this idea has been discussed by the two presidents. and i have been formalized official eyes be can only guess what they've been talking abo

has more from belgrade. several thousand people have gathered in the wrong parliament for more than. good citizens and served in a position barred does are demanding the rule of law the press freedom and democratic elections they are demanding the resignation of certain president alexander and sooner than prime minister on the bottom of each day he's the biggest protest so far people have came from all over serbia to participate in the protests meanwhile inside of the serbian parliament our demand bers of ruling serbian progressive party some of jen spend the night inside the parliament to protect it as they say from the violence also police inside of the building the leaders of syrian opposition parties are having a speech also serbian professors actors and others police said there are no incidents so far and as they say there are approximately more than seven thousand people on the streets of belgrade. former rebels belonging. national liberation front are going through a rehabilitation process as part of

alliance of about thirty activists and organizations have been holding regular demonstrations in belgrade protesters are demanding democratic reforms those are the headlines on al-jazeera coming up next it's talk to al-jazeera to stay with us people have to weigh your record on this troubling for a few years ago there is place only for one state on the land of israel or you do not believe in a two state solution the official story is appearing on the wall sure you don't care about the official story if you were a little visit today you would say what has the media been telling you now the world isn't working wife to gratian if you join me near the house on the front of my guests from around the world take the hot seat and we debate the week's top stories are big issues here in algeria. and the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world. al jazeera. a little oh. oh. a staged attack in the central african republic. but now they go through scenarios like this on a daily basis trying to prepare the soldiers to deal with real life events so that the government here can rega

several thousand people have gathered in the wrong parliament for more than i ever saw today in belgrade citizens and served in the position barred these are demanding during the press freedom and democratic elections there are demanding the resignation of certain president alexander and sudan prime minister on a bit of a beach today he's the biggest protest so far people had came from all over serbia to produce a piece in the protests meanwhile inside of the syrian parliament are demands of ruling serbian progressive party some of gen spend night inside the parliament to protected as they say from the violence to police inside of the building the leaders of syrian opposition parties are having their speech also serbian professors actors and others police said there are no incidents so far as they see there are approximately more than seven thousand people on the streets of belgrade. a group of migrants rescued off the coast of libya and kept at sea for ten days a finally disembarked in malta the sixty four migrants including children were brought to a port in valetta they were rescued b

activists and organizations calling itself the alliance has been holding regular demonstrations and belgrade protesters are calling for democratic reforms government says the demonstrators have no specific demands and have accused them of cutting regime change shots has more from belgrade. several thousand people have gathered in the wrong parliament for more than. citizens and serve in the position are demanding the rule of law the press freedom and democratic elections there are demanding the resignation of serbian president alexander to end sooner than prime minister on the bottom of each day he's the biggest protests so far people have came from all over serbia. in the protests meanwhile inside of the serbian parliament on demand bers of ruling serbian progressive party some of gen spend the night inside the parliament to protect it as they see from the violence also police inside of the building the leaders of syrian opposition parties are having a speech also serbian professors actors and others police said there are no students so far as they say there are approximately more than seve

several thousand people have rallied against the government of serbian president alexander in belgrade the protesters demanded more democracy and media freedom the demonstration took place one day after the church supporters held their own a mass rally in the serbian capital. sudan's ousted president omar al bashir is being investigated or money laundering police searching bashir is home bound suitcases full of millions of euros and sudanese pounds as well as hundreds of thousands of u.s. dollars in military removed bashir from power nine days ago following months of protests the former leader is now in prison in the capital khartoum. in the libyan capital tripoli crowds of protests against the military offensive led by warlord tar who opposes the un recognized government this is news broke that the u.s. president and called off are in a surprise show of support he already has the backing of egypt saudi arabia and russia. egypt sions have begun voting today in a referendum that could grant the country's authoritarian leader abdel fatah al sisi one more term in office the proposed chang

and several thousand people have rallied against the government of serbian president alexander in belgrade the protesters demanded more democracy and more media freedom the demonstration took place a day after supporters held their own mass rally in the serbian capital. police in northern ireland have arrested two teenagers in connection with the fatal shooting of the young journalist a key she was killed during rioting in the city of london derry the men have not been identified or charged but police believe they may be part of a new dissident group. today marks twenty years since the columbine high school shooting in the u.s. when two students armed with guns and homemade explosives killed twelve of their peers and one teacher on that tuesday morning the school in littleton colorado rose to tragic fame around the world now survivors of the attack are grown up and many have children of their own two decades later the columbine generation is still battling the trauma and hoping the u.s. will finally impose stricter gun laws. you know the big it's a routine part of many parents day school r

thousands of protesters gathered in serbia's capital belgrade on saturday demanding an end to the rule of president aleksander and his progressive party demonstrations have been held every week since december organizers accused and his allies of corruption and stifling media freedom. a man has been arrested in london after driving his car at the police near the ukrainian embassy according to london's metropolitan police the man crashed his car into parked vehicles even charged at the police officers who were arriving at the scene causing one of the officers to fire his gun well there's no end in sight to the fighting in afghanistan in spite of ongoing peace talks between the taliban and the government those talks are backed by the u.s. but the taliban have carried out attacks on security forces in various parts of the country as part of what they call their spring offensive several people have been killed or injured in a recent surge in fighting in couldn't doze in the country's north. the mood is still tense among afghan security forces in can do is even after authorities announced th

several thousand people have rallied against the government of serbian president alexander belgrade the protesters demanded more democracy and media freedom the demonstration took place a day after supporters held their own mass rally in the serbian capital. today marks twenty years since the columbine high school shooting in the u.s. when two students armed with guns and homemade explosives killed twelve of their peers and one teacher on that tuesday morning the school in littleton colorado rose to tragic fame around the world now survivors of the attack are growing up many have children of their own two decades later the columbine generation is still battling the trauma and helping the u.s. will finally impose stricter gun laws. on the baby it's a routine part of many parents day school run for jane and most picking her son up comes with a particular sense of relief she's a survivor of the nine hundred ninety nine columbine high school shooting every day the mother of three waits for this moment here i have children a safe and back to gregory home watching her as a parent you have no

i had requested a transfer to follow one of my friends out to the city of belgrade which is. really really crime ridden part of county. it's a tough neighborhood there's a lot of drugs. there mostly minorities it's hard work and they assigned him there because he was a good guy he could get things done. and. we had a guy by the name of brant ray-ban he was a sergeant and he was he had a small group of guys and you just run around just really being minorities and show show me where you got cut. it was just simply physically abusing african-american citizens. it was business models and to wear a hat what he called himself the punisher has heard the criticism just it. after they would beat them and they were sufficiently bloody it would take their photographs and post them on facebook right captions like you know how they fell down the stairs. i took the screen shots from ray-bans facebook page and i sent them to internal affairs they didn't want to escape so instead they started investigating who sent the postings ratting out these cops that are running around committing these

think what more do with what if they could actually help bridge the divide between pristina and belgrade what do your organization support that idea of land swap i think we're. there is for the time being this idea has been that these guys the two presidents. have been formalized official eyes be can only guess what they've been talking about feel like for them it's more real than for the europeans because i recently spoke to the serbian prime minister and yes you're right there are no concrete agreements on it but they're thinking about it more seriously than one might think. that were to happen would you support that look i had to soften off talking beats most presidents over recent months and i agree i think there were serious proposals being discussed. at the same time i would also argue not to be haven't seen. entire proposals both presidents have told us and the. salt is only one. of a comprehensive. package and as long as we don't see this comprehensive package i think it's difficult to take a serious position on it well i would do what i would say is if the two. states come to a

there was a case of a man called it no shade a libyan the cia agent in belgrade told me that if you don't cooperate with us we will do to you what we did to you know shake a libyan no shaker libby was sent. from bagram in a coffin. to a ship in the persian gulf called the u.s.s. bataan. a false confession was produced and the confession was that he had not shaken libya as a member of al qaeda senior member of al qaeda which i later learned he wasn't. i was working with saddam hussein on obtain weapons of mass destruction. i can trace the story of a senior terrorist operative telling how rac provided training in these weapons to al-qaeda. two british men are among the first al qaeda terrorist suspects who will go on trial before american military tribunals they are laws in bag from birmingham who was arrested by the cia in pakistan last year and is now being held at guantanamo bay in cuba. the experience of solitary confinement. was so. destructive internally destructive initially so i did have a couple of panic attacks and behave in a way that i was never a custom to screaming and shoutin

of expression and should be treated the such we must leave our conversation there and also via in belgrade thank you so much. still to come here on the news for you. we look at what's at stake in northern ireland as uncertainty fuels morpheus over the future of the border. and in the sport we'll hear from the australian cricket aiming for sporting redemption in england. i want to fly but they have more wet weather just making its way towards iran as we go on through the next dial says move out of the way you can see how this latest little line of cloud line is stole my drift across iraq this one here just making its way so just down to the southeast all of iran iraq will make his way for the ace was this is to say to the southwest of iran as you can see the the flood waters do remain high the sun is out it's not writing a lace but we are still expecting more showers that will cause further problems and hence people moving their property after the way try to get to higher ground away from the flooding scattered showers they make their way back in this week i through friday and it's a simila

organizations calling itself the alliance for serbia has been holding regular demonstrations in belgrade protesters are demanding democratic reforms government says the protesters have no specific demands and accuse them of plotting regime change. has more from. several people have gathered in the wrong. citizens and served in the position are demanding. the price freedom and democratic elections they are demanding the resignation of certain president. and sooner than prime minister on the day he's the biggest protests so far from all over serbia. to protest meanwhile inside of the serbian parliament our demand bers of ruling serbian progressive party spend the night inside the protected as they say from the violence to police inside of the building the leaders in a position are having their speech. professors actors and others police said there are no students far as they say there are. seven thousand people on the streets of belgrade a group of asylum seekers rescued off the coast of libya and kept at sea for ten days have finally disembarked to malta sixty four people including childr

thousands of poured on the un to the square and to the central square outside the serbian parliament in belgrade as part of an opposition rally the demonstrators are calling on the president very chit chat as well as the prime minister and the parliament speaker to step down they also want a new election the ongoing rally is expected to become the largest in recent months protests have been held regularly in serbia since december last year with the opposition could accusing the church of being autocratic and suppressing press freedoms. more than one hundred war crimes on counting their fantasy t.v. series game of thrones is being taken to task while straightly is red cross the humanitarian organization has been keeping a tally of all the on screen rights violations in the land of western us. we're back with more at the top of the. themselves. they get accepted or rejected. so you want to present. to the right for us this is what the. real people are. interested in the lives of our. u.s. veterans who come back from war. same stories. were going up for the people who were killing civilians they we

in serbia anti-government protesters there once again filled the streets of the capital belgrade marchers complaints included unemployment and nepotism and they want the government to resign the president alexander held his own rally on friday which he argued that differences should be settled at the ballot box. pakistan's prime minister is traveling to iran on sunday on his first official visit since he took office in august imran khan will meet iran's supreme leader ayatollah khamenei and president hassan rouhani on the first day of a two day trip his visit comes at a delicate time between the two countries pakistan has blamed an attack on thursday that killed more than a dozen security personnel on militants based in iran. back to europe now where there is debate among some nations about how to repatriate women and children who've lived on the ice or in syria but in call support the government has decided to bring back more than a hundred of its people and russia pal explains. far away from battlefields and refugee camps in syria dozens of women are being given a second chance to be pa

gathering in the central valley in central belgrade for his months of anti-government demonstrations protest as demanding more democracy and media freedom in the balkan country but pro-government media and officials are accusing the opposition of planning demonstrations and orchestrating violence protesters have clashed with police in albania and demonstrations there calling for the government's resignation thousands of people rallied in the capital to run off the opposition parties called for protests demonstrators want prime minister abdul rahman and his government to step down of the kinds of corruption it's the ninth oppositional guys protest in albania in three months police have been criticized for using tear gas to disperse previous protests now hundreds of thousands of indonesians have turned out in the capital jakarta for the final day of campaigning before wednesday's election they were supporters of president jerko widodo who in a repeat of the twenty fourteen election is running against former army general problem. wayne hay reports now from jakarta. after six months indo

especially of the islamic minority in france but they belgrade ng and.i can only be discussed in a pre-action really are i have to stand together as christians and crews that are our own entity and preserve our culture preserve our heritage and if there is one master of this horrible images was extremely sad images or could be as. a stand up and protect workers' lair of christian europe. michael we've been talking throughout the evening of about the fire in the damages caused which seems really very extensive we saw video of the spire collapsing we've heard that the entire roof has collapsed at this point well what history taught us can this be rebuilt what would you like to see done would you like to see this and attempt to reconstruct it would you like to see it maybe made a new version. well first of all i'll probably bill it is extremely difficult because. it has a master p. is a three. x. and gothic stone masons which. had them if ology which is very difficult to be. understood and reconstruct it was muppet modern means still on the other hand it's

present at every leg of the journey during my incarceration and that it was in pakistan in kandahar in belgrade and in kuantan i'm ok and in the last instances of me being met by an m i five in fact the foreign office were present so there's no denying that m i five were involved in the interrogation not just of not of british residents but in fact of british citizens of whom i am one. of the. arab spring opened doors into countries and places where i'd never thought i would have the people to go. for. a prison. places where the americans had threatened to send me if i didn't cooperate. to fight for the next three years to get my passport back to be able to travel and this time around my travel been directed by my experience. to go to countries seeking. the role of the british government the american government and in the uk the role in torture. in the first place i went to out of all these places was egypt and tried to make links with those who'd been imprisoned and try to find out who had come across the case of libya. documents had been destroyed it was very difficult to find anybody who cou

in serbia to government protesters once again filled the streets of the capital belgrade on saturday march as complaints include unemployment and nepotism and they want the government to resign alexander held his own rally on friday when the differences should be settled at the ballot box. more than a hundred twenty people have been arrested at the latest yellow vest protest in paris some protesters voiced anger over the nearly one billion dollars donated by france's wealthiest families to repair the not cathedral so again. a saturday of fire and fury for the twenty third week in a row yellow vest protesters came out in paris as well as other cities across the country. this was one of the most intense day of confrontations between the crowds and riot police in weeks it was driven by outrage over the nearly one billion dollars donated by some of france's wealthiest families and corporations to repair the north for their. days after a blaze nearly destroyed the famous building but the message here fronts has bigger problems to solve. it's about decency these their nations could help fr

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organizations calling themselves the alliance for serbia has been holding regular demonstrations in belgrade protesters are demanding democratic reforms anti-government protesters have fought with police in albania thousands of people gathered in the capital tehran after opposition parties call for demonstrations and accuse prime minister eddie rama and his government of corruption as the ninth opposition organize rally there in three months. now they're concerned in tunisia about migrants and refugees who have come from libya trying to cross the medicine. over the past year hundreds from several african countries have ended up on tunisian shores. back in his boat tunisian fishermen he was arrested last year for helping save fourteen african migrants at sea. guards accused him of human trafficking he faced fifteen years in prison but was later released after months in detention. i didn't commit a crime and i would do it again we cannot abandon them or our faith cannot allow us to abandon them they are human just like you and me. while most migrants set off from libya strong currents and bad