we saw that in bosnia. samantha power was a reporter in bosnia and i wondered if you thought that that was true, that, you know, wars thaw you can get to, bosnia was one of them is actually a career booster for female correspondents, let me start with elizabeth. >> vietnam is sort of the bridge between world war ii where women weren't allowed in the combat and then the rest of you so that the women in vietnam had to be very quiet about what they were doing because the pentagon still had a ban against women on the field covering combat. before that, through the vietnam war in theory they should have been with the nurses. but because the war had not been declared, all of the rules about journalism were suspended including the ban on woman. so the woman in vietnam, just a handful including the french photographer i mentioned, they convinced the pentagon not put the ban and not make a big deal out of it because they're afraid that if washington knew there would be a blowup and women couldn't do it. so they were

we saw that in bosnia. samantha powers was a reporter in bosnia and i wonder if you thought that was true that wars that you can get to is a career booster for a female correspondents let me start with elizabeth. >> it was the bridge between world war ii where women weren't allowedd in combat. the women of vietnam had to be very quiet about what they were doing becausein the pentagon stl had a stance against women on the field covering combat. in theory they should have been with the nurses. because the war had not been declared all of the rules about journalism were suspended including a ban on women so the women in f vietnam which were a handful including the frenchog photographer, they convinced the pentagon not to make a big deal out of this. if washington knew they couldn't do it. there's the missing link. before vietnam not allowed in after vietnam women automatically got credentialed and media organizations looked at women as staff were during y vietnam the almost never saw staff woman. >> and jessic

and then croatia and then and 92 and in bosnia. and so essentially the croatian war a month or two after the first gulf war and then to spend so much money over the tv networks and that was by the freelancers. and a lot it started in the balkans that was their first big experience. otherwise is no other particular challenge or difficulties. >> there is a way for women to move and we saw that in bosnia and i wondered if you thought that was true of the person could get to that it was a clear booster for the female correspondence. >> that is the bridge between world war ii and the rest of you because of the women in vietnam had to be very quiet what they are doing because the pentagon coming in combat through the vietnam war in theory they should have been with the nurses. including the ban on women so was just a handful. they could have not put on the band and made a big deal out of it because they are afraid that women couldn't do it. and that has absolutely has credentials. but then you do afghanistan and. >> and with afghanistan

the civil war in bosnia and herzegovina lasted almost four years.as a result, one of the most beautiful and prosperous regions of europe was completely destroyed and covered in blood. according to official data, the war in bosnia and herzegovina claimed the lives of 100,000 people; according to unofficial data , more than 2 million of the four and a half million inhabitants of the republic became refugees ; spilled rivers of blood forever separated the lives of two serbian and muslim croatian communities. oh hello with a bow, the serbian residents greeted the russian film crew in the city-city with a majestic song. the local choir bears the name of the holy great martyr george the victorious, in honor of this saint, the oldest orthodox church in this city is also named. it was built in 1446 at the beginning of the 16th century. the first printing house in bosnia and herzegovina was opened here, in which books were printed in church slavonic until the collapse of yugoslavia into the mountains. orthodox serbs and bosnian muslims lived smoky, but in in

the muslims known as bosnia acts, and the croatians took a full part of it. but the bosnian serbs largely boycotted the vote and rejected the yes result. on the 1st of march, the same day a serb wedding party was sporting the serbian flag in downtown san diego when it was fired on by a bosnian muslim gangster killing the grooms father. the serb family made for the holiday inn where a number of rooms had become the temporary h q of the bosnian serb leader rather than carriage the bloody wedding episode may have offered the bosnian serbs the opportunity they'd been waiting for. that same night, they began implementing what was effectively a dress rehearsal for the siege of sarajevo barricades appeared. an armed masked men stalked the streets from his hub, but the holiday inn, rather than carriage over saw the action. this room room 53 of the suite was also used by rudder and cottage, the leader of the serbian democratic party arrest. yes, he lived here with his family in this suite, a cottage, his wife and his 2 children. and they stayed here until the shooting

but to those who knew him in bosnia, he'll always be the man in the white suit. we arrived in a great rush because the wood already broken out. and frankly, we were a day late. we drove in from belgrade, and the obvious place stopping place was our job bozza in elijah ah, the 1st major battle of the war took place on the 22nd of april 1992 in and around the hotel bozeman, between the bosnian serbs and yugoslav, army on one side and the emerging bosnian muslim armed groups on the other, it lasted for 10 days. one camera man was wounded. another tv, cruise rooms were hit by snipers, and shelley martin bell and his crew were trapped inside the hotel with other journalists, his guests and staff. these red pitches shot by the bbc's, eric pal, show bell and the crew doing a live link with london. with may have going on around here . so we were on the balcony of the hotel boston, and while we were there, a huge battle erupted all around us as they have done in the past, excuse me. but it is, it is difficult to see that working at the moment because that is not as you ca

the serbs, who controlled almost 75% of bosnia and herzegovina, made serious concessions and agreed to, which by this time had virtually destroyed the former yugoslavia. and even then we can remove it, we can consider the dayton in a positive way, because without it there would be no republika srpska. the serbs maintained a presence in bosnia and herzegovina, retained their homes and were not subjected to a new genocide such as during the second world war. they created the republic of serbia , an entity that is not a state, but has all state powers. in dayton , us president clinton will tell reporters about the key role of sloboda na milosevic in ending the civil war and will call the serbian president the guarantor of peace in the balkans. in just a few years. after these statements, serbia will undergo a crushing missile and bomb attack from the united states and nato countries, lose kosovo, and the guarantor of peace, slobodan milosevic, will die under mysterious circumstances in the prison of the hague tribunal. former minister of information of the republic of serbia miroslav toha

i won't troops to bosnia we're talking about. yes. the, the fact is that on february 24th, which was the day of the russian invasion of ukraine, the beginning of the rushed invasion of ukraine. these small e u force, or am in bosnia, which numbered about 600, a was a doubled, and 2 and a germany is sending up some 50 troops to, to, to join that force. and, and that's what happened does. that's what happened to her to day. and this, i mean, i other, it was, it was a coincidence that it happened that there you announce it. it was sir, or you for de now announcer was doubling his forces on friday, the 24th. i think that have been in the works for a long time, at least for some several months before that. but a say it was an out on february the 24th, the date of the russian invasion. um and um, of ukraine hunt m, germany has just decided to send a small number of troops her back into the, into the force. and within was narrative. and tim m, we hear this narrative about russia and supporting both the insert separatist movement. where, wher

the other piece of bosnia and the neighboring countries from albania, to creation are all bus bosnia and herzegovina. and serbia on the 2 members, so they're protecting the elements of such, right? and if you look at the, the wider context. so b as probably rushes closest ally any human. does any of this have a connection to the war in ukraine? it certainly has in terms of that, russia has 4 g us use the rest of the balkans, s hot stop for trouble making for making problems for the international community or disrupting the piece. and the process is leading to peace here. on the other hand, the next rushing border is far away. there are no russian troops nearby, and by the surgeon is really an ally off russia is a good question. so yes, completely dependent economically on the european union. the russians in west, in westland, is down to 1.7 percent. so it's basically not important. and i think this is more of a propaganda battle than anything material. and you've got to wonder they've given all these them, given all these tensions, and given that russia are sort of looking over, ever

it was on its way to bosnia—herzegovina. these are the latest images from the scene.e on their way to a site of a well—known catholic pilgrimage. earlier, i spoke to our warsaw correspondent adam easton who explained what authorities believe happened to the bus. well, it seems that around just after 5:30am this morning, about 60 kilometres north of the croatian capital zagreb, the bus, which was carrying these pilgrims, for some reason veered off the highway and rolled into a ditch, causing what is now confirmed by the polish foreign ministry, 12 people who have been killed and 33 who have been injured, a number of them seriously injured. the polish prime minister has said that these people, the passengers, were on their way to bosnia—herzegovina to a very popular in poland, a roman catholic pilgrimage site in a small town there which has been famous since the 1980s after reports of apparitions of the virgin mary. and lots of polish people make their way to that small town in bosnia—herzegovina in the summer months. also, the polish prime minister has said that the co

republic will achieve independence, but at the same time, britain sends its military advisers to bosniazegovina. well , somehow the tension is growing, how is it all possible understand. i continue that absolutely correct idea of ​​yours that now and earlier, and now especially kosovo, oh, which the west has already opened quite directly and frankly says that belgrade must recognize independence, kosovo yes, and kosovo and the republic serbian are two directions. uh, now the increased pressure on belgrade targets, firstly in the current situation, taking into account all the processes and all the instabilities that exist, really force belgrade to refuse assistance the republic of the serbian heart will be fenced off from it. and as for coconuts, go, uh, due to circumstances, being at a dead end, uh, go to the recognition of the lord, and uh, the goal is important. maybe more. more significant for the collective west is through pressure through provocations on these two. eh, very, very sensitive paths painful for belgrade, put him in a position where he, as they say, e will not be able t

the fields in the same germany, some farms are at risk of losing 30-40% of the wheat crop, and in bosniagovina , corn for livestock breeders was not born at all. it 's just a disaster. yes , there will be nothing to feed the animals with, if you look at the situation realistically, then in bosnia, beef production may fall by 50%. some farmers are generally going broke preparing for growth. meat prices. he also advises the spaniards, and the french for milk in the coming month, its production will be greatly reduced a reason similar to that of farmers not being able to procure enough fodder. she's just not that's just this i sing with the milk of my grandchildren in italian tuscany. the same melancholy drought, there did not allow half of the fruits of olives to start, a similar situation. experts in spain they are waiting for the rise in prices for the products of the entire oilseed chain and only salt works this summer. we must be grateful that the heat accelerates the growth of crystals on the surface of the water, so many salt producers have already filled warehouses to the eyeballs o

as you know, it's bundled together with bosnia-herzegovina as a quote-unquote potential candidate country what i like to call a cardboard medal that was given out to the two countries. based on at lease the officials in brussels, the two do not fulfill certain requirements to be full-fledged candidate countries like montenegro and albania. on the other hand, if you look at all the actual practicalities of what life is like in kosovo, what the political life is like in kosovo, we're talking about the youngest democracy in the world, western-style democracy in the world. we are talking the youngest country, the most recent -- the country that is most recently declared independence and has been partially recognized. the second youngest in the world. it is a very vibrant society, it is a very vibrant environment. could even say it is much more democratic than some other candidate countries from the region. and despite this, i mean, the position it has found itself in is, in my opinion, is very sad for the 2 million people who live there. mohammed: i am sorry to interrupt, we only have about 1

the associated press and the post was having difficulty finding volunteers to go to the war-torn bosnia to cover the war so i ctbasically they hired me in an interview when i was in afghanistan of all places and sent me to bosnia but at the time that deal in eastern europe was in warsaw when it was the crucible of eastern development in eastern europe. some of you might remember the solidarity and the push against communism in the 1980s which was met with a crackdown of martial law and in 89 poland made the transition to the republic of poland with semi-free elections a and was on his trajectory of joining the west if you will both in terms of a liberal market economy and a democratic political situation so if there was stability in poland but chaos in sarajevo and basically i was sent to sarajevo . every two months or so i was allowed r&r back to poland and wrote an occasional story about polish politics, the fact that it has had showed up in warsaw was a sign of exchanges and i would go back to bosnia and deal with the issues of snipers and artillery shells, etc. and along about 1984

the republic of croatia in 10-17 years ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary of ukraine in bosniand the duchy from 2011 to 2017 mr. oleksandr, we congratulate you good day greetings the best good day mr. oleksandr well, the government of kosovo, the territory of the country, which ukraine unfortunately , well, to my personal regret, it has not yet recognized it. but most of the countries of the european union, the states recognized its independence, independence a long time ago. id cards for citizens of kosovo or residents of kosovo. if you want to be of serbian origin, due to the mandatory introduction of these documents and these signs, mass riots occurred literally this week in the north of the republic of kosovo with the construction of barricades there and the installation of some fortifications there, but they were postponed only for one month until september, after which the barricade was dismantled and in fact the conflict seemed to have been resolved, but in a month the day will come again, what are your expectations for what will happen after month, what are the main con

so we have to, so i came. wars in croatia, bosnia and these balkans means the main principle is thatory even if you have some military advantage on the fronts, if you lose in the information war two more minutes for the final word p ivan since we raised the issue of the vatican uh-uh it seemed to me that you do you have a comment about this? yes, yes, indeed, the pope is not here. really, the surrounding light makes the king, it is undeniable. and the pope has all the universes there, and he drinks to all the universes, and we write that they brought him subordinates and say the pope, look here, this is happening here, such an indignity was ripped off a child as a child should be counted out, he reacted if we didn't bring it, they didn't tell about mariupol, they didn't tell about bucha, about irpin, he didn't react even if he intended to react, he said there, i can start clarify you know how to hang up tell listen let's go maybe not now let's figure it out we'll figure it out seriously well of course of course we have to figure it all out to me so clearly certain doubts are sown and

good, and it's future generations still with her english in bosnia because if a historical monument, a sculpture, no were historical building is destroyed, it will be possible to restore it in the same material in size. everything can be identical. what would the in fiji so even if artworks are destroyed, they won't completely disappear. the apps founders want to safeguard ukraine's culture from the horrors of war. it can be used to sort of as a reference for, for reconstructing. it can be used as a costing form. and it can also just be used as a form of documentation as a form of preservation. that is, it technically will last for ever downloaded more than 6000 times the app is on its way to preserving ukraine's irreplaceable cultural heritage. you're up to date sports life which tackle equal playing football is that neck with a she's got it is a thought they will grade a fable.

a ditch on board with dozens of polish pilgrims traveling to a roman catholic shrine in southern bosnia. japan is mocking the $77.00 anniversary of the nuclear attack on hiroshima. the us dropped the world's 1st atomic bomb on 6th august 1945 in the final days of we're to explosion, destroyed the city and killed 140000 people. taiwan is accused. beijing of simulating an invasion of the self governing island. as china continued its large scale military drills, type a says the chinese army sent several warships and aircraft into the strait of taiwan on saturday. the exercises began after us how speak and nancy pelosi visited earlier this week. after imposing specify sanctions on the politician, china is also suspending cooperation with the u. s. in several key areas including law enforcement and climate change, dw, so on hand in taipei, describe the 10th standoff between the taiwanese and chinese military's. well, both saw in china and taiwan release photo just and revealing the image of the other sites worships. i'm showing how close they are monitoring each other. well, in china's pictu

like here in bosnia where it's one of the most popular celestial events for photographers, the meteor shower will peak on saturday. the best time to watch is right before dawn. and a reminder of the top story we're following for you this. our author, salman rushdie, has suffered serious injuries after being stabbed on stage, as he was about to give a lecture in new york state to remains in hospital breathing through a venue later. a 24 year old suspect has been taken into custody. that's all for now. remember you can always find more news on our website, d, w dot com and of course follow us on social media at d. w. use a michael. ok. thanks for watching d. w. and stay with us. there's more news at the top of the next hour with our interest the global economy.

were dozens of polish pilgrims traveling to a roman catholic shrine in southern, bosnia, indiana has become the 1st usd to pass new laws, restricting abortion. since the supreme court reversed universal access, some limited exceptions to the ban include cases of rape and incest. dan is controlled by the republican party. taiwan has accused beijing of simulating an invasion of the self governing island. as china continued a large scale military drills, type a says the chinese army sent several more ships and aircraft into the strait of taiwan on saturday. the exercises began after us. how speaker nancy pelosi visited taipei earlier this week after imposing unspecified sanctions on the politician. china is also suspending corporation with the u. s. in several key areas including law enforcement and climate change. d w 's. so some had in taipei describe the 10 stand off between the taiwanese and chinese military's well, both saw in china and taiwan released photo just then revealing the image of the other sites worships. i'm showing how close they are monitoring each other. well, in chi

in bosnia. taiwan has accused beating of stimulating an invasion of the island nation as china continued its lat skilled military drills. the exercises began after us. how speaker nancy pelosi visit the taipei earlier this week. after impose an unspecified sanctions on the politician. china also is also suspending corporation with a u. s. law enforcement on climate change not mm. japan is marking the 77th anniversary of the nuclear attack on hiroshima. the u. s. dropped the world's 1st atomic bomb on 6th august 1945 in the final days of world war 2, the explosion destroyed the city and killed 140000 people. on the texas court has ordered a conspiracy theorist alex jones to be nearly $50000000.00 in damages. jones falsely claimed the 2012 school shootin in sandy hook. new england was a hoax. parents who lost a child, sued him for defamation sunday, who was one of the worst school shootings in u. s. history. any time ever. columbia is preparing to sway in a new leda, former gorilla, fight dogs, starving. petro will be its 1st left wing president. he's promised to reshape the polarized coun

and southern bosnia. taiwan has accused beijing of simulating an invasion of the self governing island. as china continued its large scale military drills, taipei says, the chinese army sent several ships and aircraft into the strait of taiwan on saturday. the exercises began after us. how speaker nancy pelosi visited type earlier this week. after imposing unspecified sanctions on the politician, china's also suspending corporation with the u. s. in several key areas including law enforcement and climate change. let's big now to d w's so on hand in taipei. welcome to the program. how is taiwan responding to china's military drills? well, both on china and taiwan release photo just then revealing the image of the other sites worships. i'm showing how close they are monitoring each other. well, in china's pictures, we can see how was mountains and even a smoke pipe of what major taiwanese par plan. it's estimated that the chinese army is about 30 kilometers away from thailand, shoreline, and earlier this morning, multiple chinese war plans and worships. not only just come in to the tower

crashed into a ditch on board with dozens of polish pilgrims into a roman catholic shrine. southern bosnia, china is continuing it with its largest ever military exercises around taiwan. the island says the drills appear to be a simulation of an attack. besides the military maneuvers relations between beijing and washington have nose dived since us how speak and nancy pelosi visited taiwan. earlier this week. pensions in the taiwan street have put the region on the edge. this is the 1st time the chinese military rules have taken place. so close to the self governed island. di one says the chinese army appeals to be practicing for an attack. chinese officials are clear on the message they want to send along. our military exercises have been conducted in an open, transparent, and professional manner, and are in line with the domestic law, international law and international practice. the drills are aimed at issue a warning to the perpetrators and punishing the taiwan independence. secession is forces china seized. i one as a breakaway province and visits to the island by foreign officials li

like, here you see where they are in bosnia, where it is one of the most popular celestial events for photographers while the meteor shower will peak on saturday. the best time to watch it is right before dawn, because we know it's always darkest before the dawn. business needs is of next ah 50 years ago, the international gathering of peace and cooperation becomes the scene of a horrible tragedy. arab terrors, armed with sub machine guns, went to the headquarters of the israeli team and immediately killed one man. and that is really the last one was so in life, a worse fears realized tonight. they're all gone. how i witnesses experienced the terrible events and this, the world should not forget the long shuttle. the $972.00 olympic massacre starts september 3rd on d. w, enjoying the view, and come take a look at this tv highlight school every week in your inbox. subscribe now. ah, ah, the u. s. it says it's boosting trade with taiwan. as tensions with china continue to rise, the white house says it's up in get support, but the democratically run. ivan, u. k. economy is shrinking as e

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the bus was heading to a roman catholic site in bosnia—herzegovina.yet clear what caused the crash. now on bbc news, shrimps, saris and guns — faarea masud investigates how the demand for shrimp is destroying land that women have farmed for centuries in bangladesh. along the coastline is riverbeds of rural bangladesh, thousands of fields where rice was once grown have been converted into intensive shrimp farms, catering to a multibillion—dollar global industry. since the explosion of the industry in the 19805 when the world's appetite for this luxury food grew, there have been increasing allegations of violence and land grabbing by criminal gangs. i've come to bangladesh to hear first—hand about the hidden abuses in the industry, and the detrimental effect of saltwater shrimp farms on these women's health and livelihoods. poor people are being exploited by the rich and powerful and poverty is not being eradicated. these shrimp are so expensive, and poor people can't even dream of buying them. it's taken me years to gain exclusive access to the working

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we fetishized the holding of elections and in bosnia under bill clinton and in iraq under george w bush by holding early elections. what we really did was just institutionalize and give a veneer of democratic legitimization to gangsters in bosnia and to factional elements and probably some gangsters in iraq as well. so united states now -- i don't speak for the u.s. government, i should've said that at the outset, i am an interested observer and somewhat reluctant to dive too deeply into this because alina romanowski was the founding director of the institute that i work at. but i think that the united states has realized that it has very little ability to actually influence what goes on inside the iraqi government. what we can do is set the conditions that we want the iraqi government to meet. and i think as close as you'll see to an intervention in the conditions or strategy. i don't think we're really ahead of events there. i think we're mostly reacting to events, but i think, my guess is what is being said to leaders in iraq is if your government looks like this, this is what you ca

every two months or so i would go back to bosnia and artillery shells et cetera. to pick up these rumors and poland . to figure out what this was and at the time the post had a marvelous translator and she suggested speaking withna the managers of the state owned construction companies. for any community that would be the smart place to look. they said they never heard of anything happening so we finally said we had this crazy engineer who told us this story about how involved our company was in moving american spies out of iraq to safety in turkey. i write up the story. at this massively long page of information to the office which at the time was the intelligence base. they are demanding that i show up at the office so i drive down and go through one door after another and the final door the door opens, there is a desk and behind this massive desk with piercing blue eyes and about 6-foot four he's shaking at me. we look at the terms in which i can write the story in terms of exfiltrate in the six american officers with the chief and to american military officers

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crops in the fields in the same germany, some farms risk losing 30-40% of the wheat crop, and in bosnia's just a disaster. yes , there will be nothing to feed the animals with, if you look at the situation realistically, then in bosnia beef production could fall by 50%. some farmers are generally going broke preparing for growth. meat prices. also advises the spaniards, and the french for milk in the next month and its production will be greatly reduced, the same reason farmers will not be able to procure enough fodder. she 's just not this only not this i sing with the milk of my grandchildren in the italian tuscany. the same melancholy drought, there did not allow half of the fruits of olives to start a similar situation. in spain, experts are waiting for the rise in prices for products of the entire oilseed chain, and only for salt works this summer. we must be grateful the heat accelerates the growth of crystals on the surface of the water, so many salt producers have already stuffed warehouses to the eyeballs products, enough for a couple of years ahead, but, of course, you will no

the fields in the same germany, some farms are at risk of losing 30-40% of the wheat crop, and in bosniaers is not harvested at all. it's just a disaster. yes, there will be nothing to feed the animals with, if you look at the situation realistically, then in bosnia we have beef production that could fall by 50%. some farmers generally go broke preparing for rising meat prices. he also advises the spaniards, and the french, for milk in the coming months, its production will be greatly reduced, the reason similar farmers will not be able to procure enough fodder. it's just not this only not this i sing with the milk of my grandchildren in italian tuscany, the same melancholy drought, there did not allow half of the olives to start a similar situation. in spain, experts are waiting for the rise in prices for products of the entire oilseed chain, and only for salt works this summer. we should be grateful that the heat accelerates the growth of crystals on the surface of the water, so many salt producers have already filled warehouses to the eyeballs of products, enough for a couple of years