so-called push backs of migrants and asylum seekers trying to get into the country from neighboring bosnia and there's growing evidence that people who do manage to cross the border at places like velika credit a simply being dumped back in bosnia often violently all of which is illegal for an e.u. member state so to find out more we're joined currently no rubella the works for a refugee support group. kaleena who provides assistance for refugees she's just arrived in could do so in croatia's border with bosnia responding to a call from a colleague jack. and injured refugees an urgent need of help. getting yeah these instruments. and that's what they're missing that's a good thing. to try to think the thanks ready to take the bus to get it back to you tonight. to get the bosnian oath or it is a band refugees from using public transportation limiting their freedom of movement makes them easier to monitor. but instead. typically pakistani bangladeshi smugglers are going with smugglers leave forever but it would save in the past 2 months it has become a hot spot for other people other demogra

damian grammaticas, bbc news, bosnia.uce commitments to the 2015 nuclear deal until its interests are protected. the comments came after senior diplomats from britain, france, germany, russia and china met iranian representatives in vienna to discuss saving the deal. iranian negotiators also said there was some common ground. police in northern ireland have released images of an explosive device found next to a bus stop in craigavon in county armagh. officers were called after a loud bang was heard around midnight on friday and believe the booby trap was designed to kill police officers. police have blamed dissident republicans for what they described as a cowardly and evil act of terrorism. police in cyprus have arrested a british teenager who had accused 12 israeli men of raping her in the popular resort of ayia napa. the arrest came as all the men she had accused of assault were released from custody. the 19—year—old claimed that the attack happened last week at the hotel where she was staying. she'll appear in court t

i read anne frank and i thought never again meant something and as they went off to bosnia to become a freelance corresponde correspondent, i was permitted for my mother somehow put her own fears for my safety aside. . . . . kind of left journalism thinking i want to be in a position where i'm reading somebody's dispatches from an environment like this one. i went to law school when you don't know exactly what you want to do with your life as one does. while i was there i wanted to put in some context so for our class in law school i began puzzling over this question of why we say never again yet we take Ãit doesn't just happen. why we seem not to notice when it's underway that we are not keeping our promise to herself. that initially was for a class and then ultimately for a wider audience became this book "a problem from hell which initially had trouble finding a publisher but it was my first book. despite having a rocky beginning >> was it rejected? >> it was dark, it was long, i was an unknown proposition it was rejected by dozens of publishing houses. but one took a chance on it

to camp out amid bosnia's war groves. out by the eu countries they thought would protect them. croatian police, they tell me, using batons, fests, boots. they catch refugees who crossed the frontier. assault then while in custody. then illegally expel them from eu territory. the stuffer is just 17. i tell him what you do, i don't have... if they reach the eu across this border, each refugee is legally entitled to a fair hearing for their case. they can't be expeued for their case. they can't be expelled en masse. that is what is happening. there are dozens and dozens happening. there are dozens and d oze ns of happening. there are dozens and dozens of documented examples, what appears to be a deliberate croatian police policy to push people back and deny them their right under international law to claim asylum once inside the eu. you saw them here? yes, i saw them. this is the mayor of the bosnian town of bahic stop on this track inside bosnia, he confronted croatian police forcing refugees back across the border. they sa

damian grammaticas, bbc news, bosnia.ed president trump of racism, after he attacked an african—american congressman on twitter. mr trump suggested elijah cummings hadn't done enough for his district in baltimore, which the president described as "dangerous" and a "rat—infested mess". mr cummings had recently criticised conditions in migrant detention centres on the mexican border. he's also the chair of the powerful house oversight committee, trying to get access to mr trump's financial records and tax returns. chris bucklerjoins us from washington. chris. more accusations of racism against the president, with elijah cummings being one of his staunchest critics? yeah, there are parts of this district in baltimore that it elijah cummings represents which are run down and do have high levels of poverty and indeed, high crime rates. however, that is true of many american cities and there is real anger here against donald trump's comments, which they feel are targeted and not particularly constructive. he called elijah cummi

damian grammaticas, bbc news, bosnia. trip to canada, which legalised the drug last year. jim connolly followed the mps' visit. these buds will probably get about four times larger by the time this plant is ready to harvest. currently, canada is the only g7 country to allow recreational use of cannabis. i've got no hair, do i still need this on my head? even a few years ago, this would have seemed unimaginable — three british mps from across the political spectrum, looking at how the legalisation process has been implemented. we're following the liberal democrat sir norman lamb, the conservativejonathan djanogly and labour's david lammy. you could go to prison for a very long time in britain if you had anything like this. the trip has been organised by a london—based campaign group, volteface. it wants the uk to legalise weed. it's sponsored by a big north american cannabis company called mpx international, which runs this facility. scott boyes is the boss, and i put it to him that he was trying to use his money to influe

like one traditional recipe comes from banja luka it's bosnia-herzegovina 2nd largest city. this relax neighborhood draws both locals and tourists along with shops and outdoor chasse it's also home to open likes which started out 40 years ago as a butcher shop. must. be. thomas mucha she is the grandson of the founders he greets cattle and small tourist the animals himself this way he manages the entire production chain to ensure his beef is the best. for the notables future bunyan look at specific to the region it's different from all other kinds. of party measures 5 centimeters by 2. the recipe is a closely guarded secret. and we use only order this is the place to come up with draw a. cover. up with flat bread goes down well with a beer in bosnia-herzegovina choppy is considered something of a national dish. and that's all from global 3000 this week but we love hearing from you write to us at global 3000 and d w dot com. and follow us on facebook d w women see you next time take care. fabulous wealth and unlimited power. that's what china's new silk road promises. the cou

but one traditional recipe comes from banja luka it's bosnia herzegovina 2nd largest city. this relaxed neighborhood draws both locals and tourists along with shops and outdoor chats it's also home to open likes which started out 40 years ago as a butcher shop it was a. little bit of. thomas not fish it is the grandson of the founders he greets cattle and small as the animals himself this way he manages the entire production chain to ensure his beef is the best. for the notables future bunyan look at specific to the region it's different from all other kinds. of cutting measures 5 centimeters by 2. the recipe is a closely guarded secret of this and we use only top quality meat and this is the nature of. the flat bread is also placed on the grill so that it takes on the media roma add some salad and sauce and the choppy is ready to serve. a couple excels around 500 portions a day. a large helping with 200 grams of meat costs the equivalent of 3 euros 30. the for. about oh. boy this is the place to come up with all of. her love with flat bread goes down well with a beer in bo

thousands are still attempting to reach europe by land the situation especially critical along the bosnia croatia border when many end up in overcrowded camps facing an uncertain future one of those camps is at project we have to support from there. the border with the european union can be seen from the mountain ridge next to divert check refugee camp the site was 1st set up in the middle of june on a former garbage dump. between 450 and 700 migrants live in tents here they're all men 10 kilometers away in the city of b. hatch there are 2 other refugee camps for families with nearly 5000 inhabitants there already overcrowded that's why about 100 more people arrive in check every day is courted by both me and police. the local red cross accommodates the people here as best they can aided by donations from the turkish red crescent the government in sarajevo however seems to be ignoring the growing problem. there are often drinking water shortages and since there are only 2 shower and toilet facilities disease spreads quickly especially scabies very very. bad there is no electricity do lunc

celtic from behind to beat f k sarajevo 3—1 in bosnia.k home and they will play the second league next wednesday. the welsh champions the new saints, due to all at home. an equaliser came from the penalty spot in the 93rd minute, the scores are level heading to the second leg next tuesday. rangers co mforta bly second leg next tuesday. rangers comfortably beat saint joseph's second leg next tuesday. rangers comfortably beat saintjoseph‘s of gibraltar 4—0 on the first

taking a 3—1 lead from last week's game in bosnia, ryan christie fired celtic ahead in the first half kalju await in next round. here's what else has been catching our eye in football this wednesday. remain unbeaten, snapped past edinburgh. england right—back kieran trippier has completed a 20 million pound move to spanish side atletico madrid from tottenham. the 28—year—old has signed a three—year deal at the wanda metropolitano. splashing the cash too are west ham united. 45 million pounds in fact on french forward sebastian haller. he moves to the london stadium on a five year deal from german side eintracht frankfurt. raheem sterling scored twice for manchester city as they beat west ham to progress to the asia trophy final. mark noble had put the hammers ahead after scoring from a penalty, but it finished 4—1 to city. they'll meet wolves in the final on sunday. manchester united closed their pre—season tour of australia by beating leeds 4—1 in perth. marcus rashford, anthony martial, philjones and teenager mason greenwood got the goals. after a pivotal role in england's world cup

she's currently the subject of a solo exhibition in bosnia and will be joining me in the studio. and in our series underground europe we're off to denmark to see a world war 2 bunker that's been brilliantly converted into a museum. quentin tarantino is back with once upon a time in hollywood which opens in u.s. cinemas this weekend and once again the maverick filmmaker who's best known for his penchant for over the top violence has teamed up with 2 of the industry's biggest stars les in order to caprio and brad pitt who are clearly having the time of their lives. their 9. point. 30 as a t.v. cowboy. his stumps man party official. has been our characters are 2 sides of the same coin he's my he's my stunt double yet we develop this very unique role.

competing governments and the struggle for control has escalated into more violence in recent months in bosnia and herzegovina thousands have marked the anniversary of the massacre in july of 1995 bosnian serb troops murdered more than 8000 bosnian muslim men and boys international courts have branded the massacre a genocide it was the worst mass killing in europe since the 2nd world war. well all eyes are on german chancellor angela merkel after she was seen as standing and shaking 3 times within the last month or today merkel attended an official event but chose to sit and not stand and that is fueling more speculation about her health now it is only natural to be concerned but attempts to diagnose the chancellor's condition from the far have angered many here in germany. it's a none too subtle break from diplomatic protocol when the danish prime minister visited butlins seating was arranged to avoid scenes like these mikel shaking uncontrollably cheering the national anthems standing next to the finnish prime minister the chancellor played down the incident. make it that i'm fine you don't

1905 thousands of muslims were fleeing serb forces they headed to muslim majority strip in it's in bosniawhere dutch un peacekeepers were stationed the court's decision is specifically about the $350.00 men who are hiding inside the dutch peacekeepers compound. the dutch battalion known as dutch but deprive these men refugee to the chance of staying out of the hands of the bosnian serbs. if you think the verdict is fair if people make mistakes and made a mistake. so be it that's fine i mean i'm human i can make mistakes so. to. say that you made a mistake but it's like 10 percent. that's not fair whatever the percentage for the mothers of serpent in the netherlands remains responsible. for it's news now and algeria one of the africa cup of nations on friday after a one mil victory against senegal in the final in cairo with their heroes crowned champions of africa algerians who are at the game in egypt as well as those who are launching from a far celebrated late into the night. the final resul signaled the start of the party thousands of fans in cairo spilled out of the stadium and into t

1905 thousands of muslims were fleeing serb forces they headed to muslim majority strip in it's in bosnia where dutch un peacekeepers were stationed the court's decision is specifically about the $350.00 men who are hiding inside the dutch peacekeepers compound. the dutch battalion known as dutch but deprive these men are refugees of the chance of staying out of the hands of the bosnian serbs. if you think the verdict is fair if people make mistakes and made a mistake. so be it that's fine i mean i'm human i can make mistakes so. to. say. you made a mistake but it's like 10 percent. but that's not fair whatever the percentage for the mothers of supreme benevolence remains responsible. now to japan which on thursday suffered its worst mass killing in 18 years in arson attack on an animation studio in kyoto police are investigating a suspect in his forty's after a man broke into the building doused it with fuel and reportedly shouted you die as he set it alight the subsequent blaze killed 33 people and injured dozens more are still in critical condition. devastating details are emerging of

in bosnia herzegovina thousands have marked the anniversary of the 7 it's a massacre the worst mass killing in europe since world war 2 back in july of 1995 bosnian serb troops murdered more than 8000 bosnian muslim men and boys and international courts have brown at the massacre a genocide. in eastern sicily massive wildfires have sent beachgoer scrambling into the water there have been no immediate reports of casualties and several blazes have broken out around sicily in recent days spurred in part by high temperatures and hot winds from northern africa. and extreme weather as well in greece where at least 7 people have died after a powerful storm battered the north of the country violent weather in the how key dicky also injured scores more in toppled trees and power lines a storm followed intense heat in greece with temperatures soaring to some 37 degrees celsius before the weather broke with disastrous consequences. the catastrophe the greeks gave us the word the describes best what befell they country last night. but it was a terrifying evening as a huge storm front swept through with

and bosnia herzegovina thousands have marked the anniversary of the set up in need some at the worst mass killing in europe since world war 2 in july of 1995 bosnian serb troops ordered more than 8000 bosnian muslim men and boys international courts have branded the massacre a genocide. at least one person has been killed in a hugely at a gas fired power station near moscow several more were injured firefighters have now put out the fire was flames reached up to 15 metres a fire reportedly broke out in a natural gas pipeline. a french critically chick at the center of a legal route over whether he should be allowed to die has passed away in hospital in the hospital doctors removed to events on bass life support more than a week ago against his parents wishes he spent over 10 years in a vegetative state. we say france because that country has defied pressure from the united states and passed a law taxing many of the world's biggest internet companies all the changes voted through by the french parliament have faced heavy criticism in the u.s. the white house says the unfairly target a

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celtic from behind to beat f k sarajevo 3—1 in bosnia.his celtic take a 3—1 lead back home and they will play the second league next wednesday. the welsh champions the new saints, due to all at home. an equaliser came from the penalty spot in the 93rd minute, the scores are level heading to the second leg next tuesday. rangers co mforta bly second leg next tuesday. rangers comfortably beat saint joseph's second leg next tuesday. rangers comfortably beat saintjoseph‘s of gibraltar 4—0 on the first leg. the second leg at ibrox, next thursday. neymar can leave passenger man if there is another that sets everyone, according to the sporting club director. he failed to turn out for the first date of pre—season training yesterday. the team says they will take appropriate action. he has a 92 in moved back to his former team barcelona. the former arsenal midfielder has become the club's first technical director. the brazilian was a member of the invincible side who were undefeated in 2003, 2004 season. he leads the role as general ordinator with b

in b bosnia herzegovina, cevapis considered something of a national dish.st: that's all from "global 3000" this week. but we love hearing from you. write to us at global3000@dw.com and follow us on facebook, dw women. see you next time. take care. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] 07/26/19 07/26/19 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democracy now! pres. trump: the ultltimate the deaths to be penalty. in other trouble administration's announced plans to reinstate the federal death penalty, lifting more than 15 year moratorium, with five executions beginning in december. the move comes despite growing opposition to capital punishment around the country. into a major setback for president trump. >>

closer look at what happened in 1902 the bosnian serb army laid siege to sarajevo the capital of bosnia and herzegovina more than 11500 people were killed in july 1905 bosnian serb army captured the town of srebrenica killing more than 8000 bosnian muslim men and boys it was europe's worst mass killing since world war 2 among them were 350 people who were taking refuge in the dutch italians based near the town but they were expelled by the peacekeepers and later murdered by bosnian serbs earlier my colleague martin diana spoke to thais back next he's a researcher at the netherlands institute for warhol of genocide and he thinks even though the supreme court upheld the earlier ruling it's also reduce the liability of the dutch states. they also ruled that. the level of responsibility considering the entire context and all factors and factors at that time stands at 10 percent where the earlier courts still sense that the model of responsibility laid at 30 percent so that's actually the only difference in today's ruling by the supreme court's in the hague how did they arrive at that value

from childhood dreams in small town bosnia. i started this fight with a little club close to my hometown but i'm all the rest but she was rapid fire place in the record books. age 20 years and 300 days. became the youngest player to score goals in one loosely game on match day 8 at home to do so will do it. for fun fight was fantastic i enjoyed that. and all credit to my team mates without them i wouldn't have been in the position to school one goal to learn 5 balls and you know over the come only fair and natural born goal grabber spotted as a precocious 8 year old by red star belgrade the chance to play for serbia's most famous club was a dream come true. my greatest wish was to pull on the red star show with him because. he spent the next decade in the chair being kept devaney over the edge was a teammate there. we were flatmates when we live not far from here to spend a lot of time together after training just taking strong upon playing football or maybe. tennis but. his friends warning exploits are frank gehry came as no s

thousands are still attempting to reach europe by land the situation is especially critical along the bosnia croatia border where many end up an overcrowded camps facing an uncertain future one of those camps is that would shock from where we have destroyed port feel the border with the european union can be seen from the mountain ridge next to divert check refugee camp site was 1st set up in the middle of june on a form of garbage dump. between 450 and 700 migrants live in tents here they're all men 10 kilometers away in the city of be hatched there are 2 other refugee camps for families with nearly 5000 on a garbage dump it's so disrespectful there's no other way of putting it it's and human often this this planet says he thinks he knows why the behalf city government chose a former landfill site for a refugee camp. site belongs to the city. do. you like what he'd be here. everything to be. everything began. to boarding now europe sees itself confronted with a massive humanitarian emergency not only in the mediterranean but also on the nearly forgotten balkan roots. is ready carty they hav

netherlands highest court rules that dutch peacekeepers were 10 percent liable for $350.00 deaths and bosnia's represents a massacre. welcome to the program al top story the u.k. says that iran has seized 2 oil tankers one british flag the on the british owned in the strait of hormuz to iran says the 2nd vessel has been allowed to leave its waters earlier iran's revolutionary guard said they captured a british flag stina impera because it was not complying with international maritime laws the company that manages it said it had been unable to contact the crew and that it was heading north towards iran an iranian news agency says the 2nd vessel the meds dar has now been allowed to leave iranian waters off to being given a warning the u.k.'s foreign secretary has described the seizures is unacceptable we. respond in a way that is considered robust. ups. the situation is not so. serious culch. this comes on the same day that a court granted gibraltar the right to detain an iranian oil tanker for another 30 days authorities in the british territory seized the grace one vessel earlier this month ac

in 1905 thousands of muslims were fleeing serb forces they headed to muslim majority in bosnia where dutch un peacekeepers were stationed the court's decision is specifically about the 350 men who were hiding inside the dutch peacekeepers compound. due to the dutch battalion known as dutch but deprived these member a fugitive the chance of staying out of the hands of the bosnian serbs. if you think the verdict is fair if people make mistakes and made a mistake. so be it that's fine i mean i'm human i can make mistakes so but to. say that you made a mistake but it's like 10 percent. that's not fair whatever the percentage for the mothers of. the netherlands remains responsible. well it's one of the most divisive issues right now in the u.s. the trump administration is treatment of migrants with reports of terrible conditions and abuse at the tension camps along the southern border and that's after many migrants have already survived the dangerous track through central america and mexico some are some americans are now volunteering to take action to help them our correspondent all of o

crossing the border nearby into croatia but many are caught there by creation police and forced back to bosnia sometimes violently this is what some of the migrants report once they return to camp bardot believe. me. to be. here to be. but a police man one man one by one. or a long one like one big b. here. know everything to get ready. money i would think big and dear to boarding now europe sees itself confronted with a massive humanitarian emergency not only in the mediterranean but also on the nearly forgotten balkan roots. stitcher reminder now of our top stories at this hour man attacked democracy activists following the latest protest against an unpopular extradition earlier police fired tear gas and rubber bullets as tens of thousands of anti-government demonstrators filled the streets for a 7th consecutive weekend. israeli authorities have started demolishing palestinian homes near jerusalem else funny and say israel is using security as a pretext to span jewish settlements in the area. and india is just about an hour away from launching an ambition mission to the moon one week after a

and bosnia and herzegovina thousands have marked the anniversary of discipline it's a massacre the worst mass killing in europe since world war 2 in july of 1995 bosnian serb troops murdered more than 8000 bosnian muslim men and boys international courts have ran at the massacre a genocide. france's parliament has passed a law that would tax many of the world's biggest internet companies the move has angered the u.s. with the white house saying it would unfairly affect american companies french finance minister who in america says it could raise up to half a 1000000000 euros a year. you're watching t w still to come. their dream lives on madagascar and football fever as the national team prepares for the quarter finals of the african cup of them nations all joining the fight. now authorities in sudan have restored internet services more than a month after access was cut off amid a deadly crackdown on protesters well the move comes as the army and protesters are set to sign an agreement on power sharing a transitional government. but he was here with more on this developing story get us u

netherlands highest court rules that dutch peacekeepers were 10 percent liable for $350.00 deaths in bosnia shrubbery meets a massacre. and why kyrgyzstan's former president has barricaded himself and his supporters inside his residence. welcome to the program our top story iranian state television says that iran's revolutionary guards of captured a british oil tanker in the strait of hormuz the company that manages the barrow says that it's been on able to contact the crew off that it was approached by small craft and a helicopter more than marine management says the tanker is now heading north towards iran when it comes on the day a court granted gibraltar the right to detain an iranian oil tanker for another 30 days authorities in the british territory seize the grace one vessel earlier this month accusing iran of trying to smuggle oil into syria in breach of international sanctions iran denies the allegations and has repeatedly called for the ships release some into iran threaten to seize british ships in retaliation well in all the developments iranian state television has also release

weak in bosnia the citizens assemblies went beyond making easy to satisfy demands and like all colonial resistance movements demanded the right to rule themselves. what you can see in the european union today is that we have at least 2 directions one directions we have seen. in hungary and in other countries where we have the rise of fascist right wing extremist movements what we can see in paris today is that we have also an attempt of direct democracy which is not linked to right wing extremism but it is linked to the critique of the labor law which was the trigger for both us it is linked to or solidarity more once we try to help the refugees. it is a creation of a new political imagination. and in part 2 we look at where that would take us. one of the last remaining ancient forests in southeast asia is a lifeline to hundreds of lumberjacks and drive as. we follow their treacherous journey as they walk through extreme conditions. to gather and transport this dangerous but precious cargo risking it all. on al-jazeera. he lived in brazil's largest for vela. one day the police came for.

crossing the border nearby into croatia but many are caught there by creation police and force back to bosnia sometimes violently this is what some of the migrants report once they return to camp believe . me they're to be. here to be. policeman. be do. you like what he be here. everything to get ready for. everything big and dear to boarding now europe sees itself confronted with a massive humanitarian emergency not only in the mediterranean but also on the nearly forgotten balkan roots. some 2000 firefighters are battling huge places in the mountainous central region it's the same area that was devastated by wildfires 2 years ago 7 firefighters and civilians have been injured . the wildfires whipped by strong winds engulfing forests and encroaching on villages a familiar scene for people living in portugal's castello branco region. wildfires can be deadly because they happen so quickly because no one knew me i never thought this would happen today it was also quiet yesterday and this morning i don't know how i don't understand how suddenly there were no means to avoid the situation i just d

taking a 3—1 lead from last week's game in bosnia, ryan christie fired celtic ahead in the first halfy face estonian champions nomme kalju await in next round. irish champions dundalk beat riga on penalties. linfield lost 4—0 to rosenborg — 6—0 on agreegate geraint thomas remains in second place in the tour de france on the last flat stage before the race hits the pyrenees. australian caleb ewan won stage 11 into tolouse, living up to his nickname "the pocket rocket" to pip dutchman dylan groenewegen to victory. france's julian alaphilippe retained the overall leader's yellow jersey — just over a minute ahead of defending champion thomas. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website — including the build up to the open championship at royal portrush and fresh cut podcast from the 5 live gang. from me and the team — a very good night and we move to the weather. today temperatures across parts of eastern england got very close to 27 degrees. i don't think we will see temperatures as high as that over the next few days, not for a little wh

celtic came from behind to beat fk sarajevo 3—1 in bosnia, in the first leg of their champions league first half. odsonne edouard got the second before scott sinclair made it three with this cheeky back—heel. so celtic take a 3—1 lead back home where they'll play the second leg next wednesday welsh champions the new saints drew 2—2 with feronikeli of kosovo in the first leg of their champions league qualifier at home. aeran edwards had put the welsh side 2 goals ahead. but the kosovan champions hit back twice with an equalizer from the penalty spot in the 93rd minute. so the scores are level heading into the second leg next tuesday. and rangers comfortably beat stjosephs of gibraltar 4—0 in the first leg of the europa league first qualifying round. summer signing sheyi ojo with the pick of the goals in his first game for the club. the second leg in glasgow is next thursday. that's all the sport for now. the weather is a mixture for the next few days, you cannot rule out a shower but as a rough rule of on the further north you are the more likely you are to be caught in more rain. phys

thousands of relatives from bosnia and across europe gathered for the burial of $86.00 bosniak muslims 27 years after they were killed and dumped in a ravine the victims mainly prisoners from the war era detention camps for non serbs were told they were being released in a prison prisoner exchange but they were driven to the core economy cliffs lined up by the edge of the ravine and shot by bosnian serb forces in august 1000 $900.00 to $200.00 bodies which included bosnian war only found last year they were on the rocks piled over them concealing evidence of the atrocity voting has ended in pakistan's northwest and tribal areas official results are not expected for 2 days it's the 1st election in the region's history the territory was merged with khyber punt took quite province last year and that orders afghanistan the merger and saturday's vote the 1st in 70 years will bring the region into the political mainstream candidates vying for a 16 seats in the prevention assembly the tribal region is home to 6000000 people and until now has been ruled by councils of tribal elders. it's long

supreme court has upheld a ruling that the netherlands was partially to blame for $350.00 deaths in bosnia massacre let's cross over to marion in our european broadcast center in london for more on that story. yes thank you very much terry in the court ruled that the dutch state has a very limited liability because the peacekeepers it says had a slim chance of actually preventing the massacre the dutch had been guarding a un safe side when it was overrun by the poles and in subs in 1905 during the breakup of the former yugoslavia $8000.00 less than men and boys were killed by palestinian forces the dutch supremes also reduce the degree of state identity from 30 percent to 10 percent angering the bereaved relatives of the victims paul brennan has this report. the bereaved relatives of the mothers of srebrenica group of 40 for more than 2 decades for justice emerging from court they were bitterly disappointed. i'm shaken i'm surprised but i will never forgive them i will never let go of this. part of charlie's server need surgery line 1905 a crisis became a massacre thousands of terrified mu

dutch peacekeepers were partly liable for the deaths of $350.00 muslim refugees they handed over to bosnia forces in srebrenica or in 1905 the case may set an international legal precedent for countries which contribute troops to peacekeeping operations well those are the top stories this hour there will be more news from doha in about 30 minutes time that's after counting the cost which starts very shortly. carlo i'm hasn't sleeker this is counting the cost on your weekly look at the world of business and economics this week the trillion dollar moon bounty as india prepares to become the 4th nation to land on the moon we find out why there's a new scramble to get there the number of people going hungry has risen for the 3rd year running after years of improvements we find out what's gone wrong. and the multibillion dollar muslim fashion industry why are big brands buying into the trend. of 50 years ago this week neil armstrong became the 1st man to step on to the moon man's flotation when it was brief with a dozen men walking on it the last in 1982 but now there's renewed interest china p

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thousands of relatives from bosnia and across europe gathered for the burial of $86.00 bosniak muslims 27 years after they were killed and then dumped in a ravine the victims mainly prisoners from the war era detention camps for non serbs were told they were being released in a prisoner exchange but instead they were driven to the core economy cliffs lined up by the edge of the ravine and shot by bosnian serb forces in august 1900 to $200.00 bodies which included bosnian croat only found last year they were under rocks piled over them to conceal evidence of the atrocity. the vatican has started a new search in the hope of solving the mystery of the disappearance of a teenage girl 36 years ago experts are examining small chambers at the vatican's pontifical she tunick college following a tip off that emmanuel or landis' remains might be buried there she was 15 when she vanished on her way back home from a flute lesson in rome in 1983. cicely's mount at snow has been erupting sending lava and ash and smoke over its landscape. the over 3000 meter i'm ok no burst into spectacular action ov