couple of years ago we granted what i would call a condition-based membership action plan to bosnia herzegovina. we have declared that we are willing to activate that membership action plan as soon as the bosnians carry through certain reforms, modest reforms, actually, related to defense property. i went to bosnia in february this year. i had meeting with the political leaders. they promised me to implement a political agreement they reached last year. but so far we have not seen any progress. it's really regrettable. but we stand ready to move forward as soon as they do their homework. and i have already answered as far as -- [inaudible] is concerned. and i don't believe the recent political reason will also that is sill tate progress -- facilitate progress as regard western balkan integration in the euro-atlantic structures. so it's very much up to the countries in the region to do their homework. then we stand ready. in brief. we are ready when they are ready. so whether the next summit will be an enlargement summit, i mean, first point, we have not made any decision when we will have the n

. >> murders, deportation and transfers in croatia and bosnia herzegovina, by security forces between 1991 and 1995. ivan still remembers the day he and 50 other men were forced to walk through a minefield. suddenly we realized we were in the middle of a minefield. i looked out at the first man in line. one uniformed man came from behind and pushed him towards the mines. they started to exemployed one by one. at the same moment the uniformed man started shooting at us. 20 people were killed by mines or by bullets. >> with thursday's acquittal, the international criminal tribunal for the former yugoslavia has suffered a costly setback and people like ivan are still waiting for justice. al jazeera. >> a man accused of killing brashe soldier on a london street last week has appeared in court. 2-year-old michael abdebali was remanded in custody and will appear again next monday. he's charged with the murder of lee rigby and illegal possession of a firearm. second suspect who was also shot by police are still recovering in hospital. in brazil, there was been a football of a grand scale. th

bosnia herzegovina. there's a political stalemate. a couple of years ago we grant canned what i would call a condition-based membership action plan to bosnia hefs governor any ya. we have declared that we are willing to activate that membership action plan as soon as the bosnians carry through certain reforms, modest reforms, actually, related to defense property. i went to bosnia in february year. i had a meeting with the political leaders. they promised me to implement a political agreement they reached last year. but so far we have not seen any progress. it's really regrettable. but we stand ready to move forward as soon as they do their homework. and i have already answered as far as -- [inaudible] concerned. and i do believe the recent political agreement between belgrade also facilitates progress as regards western balkan integration in the euro-atlantic structures. so it's very much up to the countries in the region to do their homework. then we stand ready. this brief, we are ready when -- in brief, we are ready when they are

through the book she murdered women of afghanistan to the democratic republic of congo, rwanda, bosnia and herzegovina. this is about an hour. >> there's a lot of young people in here, so i'll tell you the journey of how this book started. it started like everything else, people have been an idea and saying let's just do it. so i messed with perennial appeared we were in a photo shoot and he says they want to volunteer to do some things for women. just one step after the other amount the sudden we have a whole book. so i'm a big believer in the possibilities of change and the possibilities of you living your dreams and doing whatever you set your mind to do. this is particularly to young people but the young minded or the young hearted or anybody in this room. the book is called "if you knew me you would care." as you said, when it comes to women and work on the government accept them as victims. but none of us wanted to convey that it is a story because though there is a nightmare story, their story is so far more than just a bit story. they are not defined by the actual story. they are defined withi

bosnia and herzegovina have a three-person executive, and it's not been able to overcome that country's intractable problems. but their problems go far deeper than the nature of their executive branch. too much, the power's too decentralized, serbia and the other republic have too much power and so on. but as political scientist matthew sugared and john kerry have observed in their study of parliamentary government, coalition executives can offer the best possibility for resolving conflict in deeply divided societies. i want to turn to one other source of support for my argument. besides international experience, that's game theory. game theory, the study of strategic behavior, tries to identify elements of relationships that encourage cooperation as opposed to conflict. and the kinds of relationships with the elements that are important are the kinds that would be, you know, part of the coalition prime minister -- presidency that i propose. one that people, if people have an ongoing relationship, they're much more likely to cooperate than if it's a one-shot relationship. i have a much