not ready for a compromise they have now introduced one hundred percent on goods from serbia and bosnia herzegovina. that there is no further dialogue. these tariffs are abolished therefore i cannot share this and few the. one thing is certain serbia will never recognize course of the way they did it unilaterally we will certainly not accept this unilateral act and we are ready for an agreement we are ready for compromises but let everyone present their ideas of what a compromise could be. no such thing i think we are far from reaching an agreement supposed to go through talking about compromise let's talk about compromise within

joke was that connected with bosnia and with that personal develop in ninety eight i think that's one we opened my friend and colleague of mine a bookshop an islamic bookshop that was part of my development into the from being somebody who's. partially islamic to somebody who's fully islamic it was of course during this period that i started getting under the radar of the security services. the bodies of eleven americans killed in the nairobi bombing are on their way home to the united states a somber process that's brought grief to the nation and anger to government leaders vowing to track down those responsible today ordered forces to strike at terrorist related facilities now just fancy them because of the imminent threat they presented to our national security. this man was the target of the american missiles or some a bin large the saudi fundamentalist who's used his personal fortune estimated at two hundred million pounds to fight american interests worldwide pledging a holy war to ordinary people in sudan the american missile strike on khartoum was shockingly unexpected from th

in ninety two job was that connected with bosnia and with that personal development and ninety eighti think that's one we opened my friend and colleague of mine a bookshop an islamic bookshop that was part of my development into the from being somebody who's. partially islamic to somebody who's fully islamic it was of course during this period that i started getting under the radar of the security services. the bodies of eleven americans killed in the nairobi bombing are on their way home to the united states a somber process that's brought grief to the nation and anger to government leaders vowing to track down those responsible today ordered forces to strike at terrorist related facilities now just fancy them because of the imminent threat they presented to our national security. this man was the target of the american missiles or some a bin large the saudi fundamentalist who's used his personal fortune estimated at two hundred million pounds to fight american interests worldwide pledging a holy war to ordinary people in sudan the american missile strike on khartoum was shockingly

in didn't know enough about wanted to explore it and study it just like this and as i've gone to bosnia before and seen for myself the atrocities and so forth i went to the border with georgia with a friend. we were not allowed in. and. so we returned i stayed a couple of weeks. last night officers from the west midlands police and m i five carried out raids on three premises in birmingham the police at the time told the press that the rates were linked to islamic extremist activities i was of course arrested in two thousand and one under the. terrorism act. and they raided by home and. the bookstore the author of his really didn't know when to. they couldn't explain to me they really couldn't explain to me what it is that they think i've done yes terrorism in what context according to whom with whom which dates which times which places who's been hurt i don't understand when a crime was committed and of course charges were dropped. but it did shake me up that. i've actually been arrested for terrorism. the un is about to publish a major report condemning the taliban regime in afghanist

and china isn't just focusing on trade it's invested in this power plant in bosnia-herzegovina as well. and is helping expand this one in serbia beijing is financing infrastructure projects throughout the region bypassing typical contract bidding by offering cheap loans. but european union observers warn those loans could come at a high price and they warn china could use them as a so-called debt trap which would see china forcing partner countries to make painful political or financial concessions if they fail to repay their debts. but despite the warnings there's no sign chinese investing in the region has become less welcome. to talk about this in frankfurt conrad is this welcome money or are european nations falling into a chinese debt trap because china is now just out of grace i should add to its eastern european business initiative taking the sixteen to seventy. well then of course many politicians here in europe many people who are interested in civil rights in a liberal society are anxious that the chinese mike use their money that they might use their influence to push their

peaceful resolution of a conflict in the former yugoslavia something that was not accomplished in bosnia and herzegovina or kosovo. the decisive step came in june of twenty eighteen with the e.u. brokered press but agreement named after a lake shared by the two countries after an intense tug of war the accord was approved by both parliaments by a narrow margin. since then the country has changed its name to north macedonia for decades athens refused to normalize relations out of fear macedonia could claim its namesake province in greece north macedonia and now hopes for significant investments from its newly gained ally the balkan state is currently in the process of joining nato and in the long run aspires to become a member of the e.u. . and some football news bonus league club will be parting ways with coach hacking at the end of this season that's according to club officials. at the start of twenty seventeen this february the foles rose to second in the standings and look to even be title contenders but they've managed only one win in their last seven bonus league games. tourists in

and china isn't just focusing on trade it's invested in this power plant in bosnia-herzegovina as well and is helping expand vis one in serbia beijing is financing infrastructure projects throughout the region bypassing typical contract bidding by offering cheap loans. but european union observers warn those loans could come at a high price and they warn china could use them as a so-called debt trap which would see china forcing partner countries to make painful political or financial concessions if they fail to repay their debts. but despite the warnings there's no sign chinese invest in the region has become less welcome. and the dress of this edition of the business for more check out our website at the w dot com or follow me via a twitter or facebook thanks for watching and have a success. take it personally. with all the wonderful stories that make the game so special. for all truth. become more than such a long line with the worst parts music played for such. a dangerous. floods and droughts climate change become the main driver of mass migration you couldn't write any book on a

and china isn't just focusing on trade it's invested in this power plant in bosnia-herzegovina as well. and is helping expand this one in serbia beijing is financing infrastructure projects throughout the region bypassing typical contract bidding by offering cheap loans. but european union observers warn those loans could come at a high price and they warn china could use them as a so-called debt trap which would see china forcing partner countries to make painful political or financial concessions if they fail to repay their debts but despite the warnings there's no sign chinese investors in the region has become less welcome. the world's biggest election has gone under way in india and this election has been preceded by campaigns that underscore the heartbreaking plight of many indian farmers and they are so saddled with debt and other problems that thousands of them commit suicide every year prime minister narendra modi promised that farmers' incomes would double by twenty twenty two but economists say india's role economy remains depressed and the income goal still an illusion. the

peaceful resolution of a conflict in the former yugoslavia something that was not accomplished in bosnia and herzegovina or kosovo. the decisive step came in june of twenty eighteen with the e.u. brokered press but agreement named after a late shared by the two countries after an intense tug of war the accord was approved by both parliaments by a narrow margin. since then the country has changed its name to north macedonia for decades athens refused to normalize relations out of fear macedonia could claim its namesake province in greece north macedonia now hopes for significant investments from its newly gained ally the balkan state is currently in the process of joining nato and in the long run aspires to become a member of the e.u. . well the battle head of germany's football federation rinehart grendel has resigned he's been facing growing criticism over payments he received from a federation subsidiary as well as some of the decisions he made one in charge of the world's biggest sports federation. brian hart grindle was forced to go on the defensive more and more in recent times germ

was still suffering the trauma effects of what i'd gone through so by the end of this experience in bosnia herzegovina. the son of this conservative bank manager. had been radicalized i'd say to a degree i'm in not radicalized in the sense and of course it's very important to understand that when we talk about radicalization it wasn't that i believed in the concept of what they claimed or some of the night misstating or al qaeda or anything like that at all i just believed in the right of these people to defend themselves i believe in the right that if somebody is getting raped if a child is getting his throat cut just because somebody doesn't want to waste a bullet on him then he has to be protected if the world community is not doing it and it's the people of the of the country have to be helped in the thing themselves did you take up arms that i didn't. want means minding your own business banging with i want why it is their whole world you come rethinking me everything dead bodies on the tracks train blown open. all. time and again over the past few weeks i've been asked to deal firmly

in but didn't know enough about wanted to explore it and study it just like as and as i've gone to bosnia before and seen for myself the atrocities and so forth i went to the border with georgia with a friend. we were not allowed in. and. so we returned and i stayed a couple of weeks in istanbul last night officers from the west midlands police and m i five carried out raids on three premises in birmingham the police of the time told the press that the rates were linked to islamic extremist activities i was of course arrested in two thousand and one under the. terrorism act. and they raided by home and. the bookstore the author of his really didn't know when to. they couldn't explain to me they really couldn't explain to me what it is that they think i've done yes terrorism in what context according to whom with whom which dates which times which places who's been hurt i don't understand when a crime was committed and cost charges were dropped. but that did shake me up that . i've actually been arrested for terrorism. the u.n. is about to publish a major report condemning the taliban regi

in but didn't know enough about wanted to explore it and study it just like as and as i've gone to bosnia before and seen for myself the atrocities and so forth i went to the border with georgia with a friend. we were not allowed in. and. so we returned i stayed a couple of weeks in istanbul last night officers from the west midlands police and m i five carried out raids on three premises in birmingham the police of the time told the press that the rates were linked to islamic extremist activities i was of course arrested in two thousand and one under the. terrorism act. and they raided by home and. the bookstore the author of his really didn't know what point to. they couldn't explain to me they really couldn't explain to me what it is that they think i've done yes terrorism in what context according to whom with whom which dates which times which places who's been hurt i don't understand when a crime was committed and cost charges were dropped. but it did shake me up that. i've actually been arrested for terrorism. the un is about to publish a major report condemning the taliban regime

joke was that connected with bosnia and with that personal development and ninety eight i think that's one we opened my friend and a colleague of mine a bookshop an islamic bookshop that was part of my development into the from being somebody who's. partially islamic to somebody who's fully islamic it was of course during this period that i started getting under the radar of the security services. the bodies of eleven americans killed in the nairobi bombing are on their way home to the united states a somber process that's brought grief to the nation and anger to government leaders vowing to track down those responsible today ordered forces to strike at terrorist related facilities now afghanistan and sudan because of the imminent threat though presented to our national security. this man was the target of the american missiles or some of been large the saudi fundamentalist who's used his personal fortune estimated at two hundred million pounds to fight american interests worldwide pledging a holy war to ordinary people in sudan the american missile strike on khartoum was shockingly un

ready for a compromise they have now introduced one hundred percent tariffs on goods from serbia and bosnia herzegovina and. there is no further dialogue. these tariffs are abolished therefore i cannot share this and few the. one thing is certain serbia will never recognize course of the way they did it unilaterally we will certainly not accept this unilateral act we are ready for an agreement we are ready for compromises but let everyone present their ideas of what a compromise could be. no such thing i think we are far from reaching an agreement supposed to go through talking about compromise let's talk about compromise within casa country's parliament has approved what it's called platform for a dialogue with serbia and then it was right away with the house of opposition do you think that could actually. this is like a good platform that could work for a dialogue but could it be scattered by hardliners from within closer. they were of course was not only the opposition or more but also the cost of the government has created a platform against this dialogue because their plan. does not al

not ready for a compromise they have now introduced one hundred percent on goods from serbia and bosnia herzegovina and. there is no further dialogue. these tariffs are abolished therefore i cannot share this and few the. one thing is certain serbia will never recognize cause the way they did it unilaterally we will certainly not accept this unilateral act we are ready for an agreement we are ready for compromises but let everyone present their ideas of what a compromise could be. no such thing i think we are far from reaching an agreement supposed to go through talking about compromise let's talk about compromise within casa country's parliament has approved what it's called platform for a dialogue with serbia and then it was right away with the house of opposition do you think that could actually. this is like a good platform that could work for a dialogue but could it be scattered by hardliners from within closer when there is no more position there were of course was not only the opposition or more but also the cost of a government has created a platform against this dialogue becaus

peaceful resolution of a conflict in the former yugoslavia, something that was not accomplished in bosniar kosovo. the decisive step came in june of 2018 with the eu-brokered press but agreement, named after a lake shared by the countries. after an intense tug-of-war, the accord was approved by both parliaments by a narrorow margi. since then, the country has changed its name to north macedonia. for decades, athens refused to normalize relations out of fear macedonia could claim its namesake province in greece. north macedonia now hopes for significant investments from its newly gained ally. the balkan state is in the process of joining nato and in the long run aspires to become a memember of the eu. brent: now to what happens after islamic state. we know islamic state group has been defeated in syria, its last hold out territorially. but western countries are now debating what to do with the citizens that have gone there to fight for islalamic state. among the people captured our women. many claimed they were forced to join the militants and they say they claimed -- carried out housekeep

he was trusted in the sense that he had been to places like bosnia, afghanistan. he had these associations. he was the underling or protÉge of the local cell leader, jamaal about a week. when we finally had access to al-quso -- after all this buildup of months, ali and i were in there, chomping at the bit. the interrogation room was something out of central casting, more dungeon like than office like. the room was filled with yemeni officers waiting to see what was going to happen. right at the point where we were about to start the interview, the head of the yemen intelligence service for the entire south walked into the room. everyone on the yemen side, british style from old colonial days, clicked their heels and saluted the colonel general, and he looked at us and nodded dismissively, because that's a whole other story with the relationship there. he made a beeline to al-quso. they kissed, right cheek, left cheek, right cheek, then the colonel was whispering sweet nothings into al-quso's ear. i banged my fist on the table. what's going on? ali, samee thing --

in six coalition actions over the last twenty years afghanistan libya somalia bosnia kosovo the one nine hundred ninety gulf war and the fight against isis the rwanda another pow ruled by paul kagame here for twenty years now an experienced talented dictator and whom says h r w many opposition figures have gotten themselves killed incarcerated exiled or tortured very effective it shutting people up mr president to you mr vice president. you have shown great vision in your efforts to create a single nation in which all citizens can live freely and securely the thing with american interests is that their american interests america benefits and the other guy well at least he doesn't get labeled as a tyrant and gets a pass on all the dictator wish things he wants to do ask the people of z. where the us propped up a brutal murder of mbutu says a second who was in power for more than thirty years. he was the goods he wrote. of course we can go on and on but you get the gist it's simple and effective message to everyone with to radical tastes you do what's good for america you serve american in

hundred thousand dollars towards notre dame cathedral first restoration and the iconic mostar bridge in bosnia it was lit up in the colors of the french flag the bridge was completely destroyed during the bosnian war in one thousand nine hundred three and later rebuilt. now to some other stories making headlines around the world u.s. president donald trump has vetoed a bill passed by congress to end the country support for the saudi led war in yemen it is only the second time the trumpets used his presidential veto the president described congress's resolution as a quote dangerous attempt to weaken his constitutional powers. the first red cross humanitarian aid convoys have arrived in venezuela it's part of a deal made between the socialist government of president nicolas maduro and the red cross after ma hutto relented last week and allowed medical supplies to be brought in earlier mother who had rejected aid shipments to the country. supporters of wiki leaks founder julian assange have clashed with riot police in ecuador's capital quito several people were arrested and others were wounded it

yemen, morejihadis have been influenced by yemen as they have been by bosnia.a they are doing very good part, one part of america working with violent terrorists to find out. how are they identifying them? they were about to go off andjoin identifying them? they were about to go off and join isis and they caught them, but they put them away with those potentially saleable, and they are doing interesting work and we need to know. i think at the end it is belonging. they don't belong in theirfamilies, they is belonging. they don't belong in their families, they feel totally over controlled and not free and outer layer of the are told they do not belong, and we need to know what is going on in their heads. —— and out there they are told they do not belong. there are a lot of successful muslims in this country, more than ever before. the problem is men, young muslim men. and these quys is men, young muslim men. and these guys hate that. coming together is all very well when societies cannot agree with the cohesive policy towards them, like in countries like yemen.

have both together with our allies in every international conflict since the korean war in korea in bosnia in kosovo in somalia in iraq in syria everywhere and we are now the second largest military force within nato and we're not the first to buy that canary from russia. currently in the process of purchasing as four hundred but our neighbors and our allies are over three types purchased as three hundred s. . and i don't understand the u.s. logic because they're mixing apples and oranges they're threatening. to be excluded from the f. thirty five why did planes project but we have been landing fathers on this project have been good meeting for the last. twelve years. that have. got together who built the plane and we are actually building some parts of the plane and now they're threatening. not to keep us in the programs despite the fact that we have spent more than a billion dollars into this project. now as we also mentioned turkey has hit back saying washington had to choose between friendship with ankara and continued support of the kurds in northern syria do you think that america wi

a round the world cyclist dean nicholson picked up this stray kitten in bosnia and having found she wasave since cycled through three countries together. he's now trying to raise money to have her returned safely to his native scotland. that is the way to travel, i think it. thank you forjoining us and we will see you again soon. goodbye. hello there. it's certainly been quite a turbulent start to the month of april. let's look back at wednesday's weather under an area of low pressure, we had clouds spiralling across the british isles, gale force gusty winds in the far north. for some, it brought a classic april day. sunny spells and scattered showers. not feeling too bad and the sunshine, some of the showers quite heavy with hail, but for others, this is what we were greeted with the first thing in the morning. some lying snow, several centimetres in places across parts of scotland and north englad. it does look like this is a potential for further snow over the next few hours, but in a slightly different air. it is worth bearing in mind there could be a little bit of disruption on min

peaceful resolution of a conflict in the former yugoslavia something that was not accomplished in bosnia and herzegovina or cause of all. the decisive step came in june of twenty eighteen with the e.u. brokered precipice agreement named after a lake shared by the two countries after an intense tug of war the accord was approved by both parliaments by a narrow margin. since then macedonia has changed its name to north macedonia for decades athens refused to normalize ties fearing its neighbor could claim a greek province also called macedonia today north macedonia hopes for a significant investments from its new ally the balkan state is currently in the process of joining nato and in the long run aspires to become a member of the european union. the embattled head of germany's football federation right our grinnell has resigned after it emerged that he accepted a gift of a luxury watch from ukrainian football official is three years in charge of the d.f.t. were marked by scandal and controversy. reinhard grendel was forced to go on the defensive more and more in recent times germany's twe

libya is a total mess, yemen, morejihadis have been now influenced by yemen as they once were by bosniatingly it is in america that they're doing some good work, one part of america working with one of the violent terrorists to find out what is in their head. how do they identify them? they were about to go off and join islamic state and they got them and more people that are potentially savable, they're doing interesting work and we need to know, i think at the end it is belonging. they do not belong in their families, they feel totally over controlled and out there, they are told they do not belong in the countries where they are. we need to know what is going on in the heads. ohio is doing great. and also we need to create opportunities for young muslims because it is blocked for them right now in western europe. and women succeed better than men but the problem is young muslim men. and these guys hate that. coming together is all very well but when society cannot agree on a cohesive policy, these countries like libya or yemen, i think the problem is now in the uk which is split down

drug trafficking as are proxies in this not only goes back to the afghan war but we saw it again in bosnia in kosovo in libya and syria in chechnya where these groups are used to sexually in a foreign legion at the same time we're wagging our finger and saying oh we're fighting terrorism or fighting terrorism when in fact these terrorists are are our guys in many and many cases you know max if you can go across the entire map of the middle east since nine eleven where i never was after any u.s. intervention or meddling they are there in every single case so that must be intentional chaos but can they control it see that's the that's the the sixty four thousand dollars question i mean you can let these people loose but can you control them after they have left them loose and then they will and essentially what they do is blow back and turn against you go ahead max yeah this is the disposal problem that i write about consistently and that's a term that i learned from. jack bloom who is the investigator on the senate select committee on iran contra and on the outcome of the proxy war in afgha

libya is a total mess, yemen, more jihadis have been now influenced by yemen as they once were by bosnianterestingly it is an america that they're doing some good work, one part of america working with one of the violent terrorists to find out what is in their head. how do they identify them question what they identify them question what they were about to go off and join islamic state and they got them and more people that are potentially saleable, they're more people that are potentially saleable, they‘ re doing more people that are potentially saleable, they're doing interesting work and we need to know, i think at the end it is belonging. they do not belong in their families, the end it is belonging. they do not belong in theirfamilies, they the end it is belonging. they do not belong in their families, they feel totally over controlled and at their dead till they do not belong in the countries where they are. we need to know what is going on in the heads. they do not work now which is great. and also we need to create opportunities for young muslims because it is blocked for them ri

thousands of bosnia and serve attended the funeral of a prominent bosnian serb businessman and government critic. and his bodyguard was shot dead on monday the forty eight year old was a vocal opponent of bosnian serb nationalist lead to me that i don't think he's been accused he had accused him rather of stoking tensions to divert attention from his corrupt practices french president emanuel my call is all for tax cuts for workers and more money for pensioners living in poverty but supporters of the so-called yellow vest protestors have been demonstrating against economic inequality say that still not enough and they're planning to take to the streets again on saturday from paris reports. at his first presidential press conference on domestic affairs emanuel mark karr said he'd listen to people's grievances over social inequality and the french political system in response he offered a raft of new policies including a reduction of m.p.'s and income tax cuts for workers let me you're going to fuel the best way to address the needs of fiscal justice is not to increase the taxes of dispersa

the sense trusted in that he had been to places like bosnia, afghanistan, had these associations. he was like the underling or protege of the local cell leader. and we finally had access, for setting the scene how it was, after all of this buildup were inhs, ali and i the room chomping at the bit. the interrogation room is something out of central casting . it was filled with yemeni officers waiting to see what would happen and when we were about to start the interview, the head of the yemen intelligence service walked into the room, and everyone on the yemen side, british style from the old colonial days, clicked their heels and saluted. the colonel looked at us and nodded dismissively, because that is a whole other story with the relationship. clouseau,beeline to lefthey cast -- kissed cheek, right cheek, left teak. table,d my fist on the salaam, what is going on? the colonel said, have added. clouseau's out there kind of like, have at it. that was the start of the interview. the uss cole about bombing investigation from two former special