and acrimony and bosnia herzegovina unfortunately i think what needs to be emphasized is is something that. already gestured at that is that in so much as bosnia is continuously told to be a state with a european and indeed perhaps even one hopes i hope an atlantic future as well it is a state that must move towards a meaningful liberal democratic reform i think in this way what it means is that there is and can and should be an accommodation between the rights of individuals on the rights of communities and certain kinds of ethnic rights and certain kinds of ethnic interests as it were but you cannot have this kind of. tarion state that we have at present given it can and should look to states like south africa which have gone through similar experiences of dealing with with tremendous trauma tremendous historical injustices in the past even places like canada which obviously deal with a multiplicity of communities crimes and indeed a cultural genocide that was can be committed against the indigenous peoples in canada as well so there's a multiplicity of examples that are available t

yes it is i mean it's a structural issue in bosnia herzegovina the ethnic partition as a mill it was talking about has created a state where it's very difficult to imagine and in fact enact any kind of meaningful democratic change and which also impacts the possibilities for ordinary citizens to engage in meaningful reconciliation efforts as long as you have the primary of political administrative units in the country being essentially solely based on the category of ethnicity which was also the purpose and indeed the intent of people like that of the one cottage to create such a state to create these bond the stunts as long as that remains the lived reality in bosnia herzegovina it's excrete extremely difficult to imagine becoming a functional democratic multi-ethnic and secular state as it should be right but to didn't deconstruct the system is likely to reignite and further inflame an already difficult situation as. i think the reality is for most ordinary bosnians and heard to give any and they have lived with the consequence of. project for the better part of the last almost thi

concrete blueprints because that itself becomes a tremendous source of conflict and acrimony and bosnia-herzegovina unfortunately i think what needs to be emphasized is is something that. already gestured at that is that in so much as bosnia is continuously told to be a state with a european and indeed perhaps even one hopes i hope an atlantic future as well it is a state that must move towards a meaningful liberal democratic reform i think in this way what it means is that there is and can and should be an accommodation between the rights of individuals and the rights of communities and certain kinds of ethnic rights and certain kinds of ethnic interests as it were but you cannot have this kind of. secretary and state that we have at present given it can and should look to states like south africa which have gone through similar experiences of dealing with with tremendous trauma tremendous historical injustices in the past even places like canada which obviously deal with a multiplicity of communities crimes and. cultural genocide that was can be committed against the indigenous peoples in canada

mainly thinking today about the many many survivors and victims of the crimes committed in bosnia herzegovinaictims which are present today and which waited more than ten years to see this decision being being confirmed so it's very important for victims but important for survivors important for the tribunal obviously but also important for history because now it is formal that is a war criminal that he's responsible personally responsible for major atrocities committed during free years in bosnia herzegovina. here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world the first funerals for victims of the massacre at two new zealand mosques have been held in the city of christ church hundreds of mourners paid tribute to a father and son who fled work in syria for what they believed was the safest country in the world they were among fifty people killed by an australian white supremacist last friday. aid organizations are racing to get help to devastated cities and communities after cycling devastated swathes of mozambique zimbabwe and malawi more than two hundred people h

to many thinking today about the many many survivors and victims of the crimes committed in bosnia herzegovina victims which are present today and which waited more than ten years to see this decision being being confirmed so it's very important for victims very important for survivors important for the tribunal obviously but also important for history because now it is a formal good cards each is a war criminal that he is responsible personally responsible for major atrocities committed during three years in bosnia herzegovina. but here are some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world dozens of italian schoolchildren have made a narrow escape after their bus driver set the vehicle on fire near milan police were able to stop the bus and get all the passengers to safety without injury the driver who is now under arrest said that he was protesting migrant deaths in the mediterranean aid organizations are racing to get help to devastated cities and communities after. devastated. zimbabwe and more than two hundred people have been confirmed dead in mozambique alone the

mainly thinking today about the many many survivors and victims of the crimes committed in bosnia herzegovina victims which are present today and which waited more than ten years to see this decision being being confirmed so it's very important for victims very important for survivors important for the tribunal obviously but also important for history because now it is formal that car g.h. is a war criminal that he's responsible personally responsible for major atrocities committed during three years in bosnia herzegovina. well how do those advertisements that pop up when you do a search on the internet today the european union fined google nearly one and a half billion euros for abusing its market dominance in online advertising the misconduct involved favoring its own price comparison results in searches over the last two years the e.u. has fined google more than eight billion europe's. this is the third time european regulators have penalize google for abusing its market position this time it concerns its ad sense service the program pursuer types the purchase of advertising space related

now it's feared thatuffer republic of bosnia herzegovina could become t next theater of conflict. has broken out in the republic of bosnia herzegovina after its population voted at the weeke for independence from the rest of yugoslavia. 43% of the republic's population are muim. 31% are serbs and 17% are croats. the muslims and croats support independence, e serbs are fiercely opposed to it. >> last night the serbs proclaimed areakaway republic inside bosnia, and today their leader radovan karadzic said they'd have to make their serbian state whatever t cost may be. (explosion)th e is chaos and anarchy, no functioning central authority, and the united nations headquartered here is apparently werless to intervene. (explosion) what remains of the bosnian government has dlared a state of war. (explosions)en >> enter geral mladic. ar>> he's the scourge of sevo, the chief warrior of the serbs. he's calleratko mladic. he's a man who has no doubts, only a total assurance that he's haght, the world's wrong, and that his people been slandered. >> mladic: >> branko lukic: >> man: >> good af

(gunshot) >> violence has broken out in the republic of bosnia herzegovina after its population vod atependence from the rest of yugoslavia. 43% of the republic's population are muslim. 31% are serbs and 17% are croats. the muslims and croats support independence, the serb fiercely opposedo it. >> last night the serbs proclaimed a breakawayublic inside bosnia, and today their leader radovan karadzic said they'd have to make their serbian ate whatever the cost may be. (explosion) there is chaos and anarchy, no functiing central authority, and the united nations headquartered here is apparentlo powerlesntervene. (explosion) what remains of the bosnian stvernment has declared a ate of war. (explosions) >> enter general mladic. >> he's the scourge of sarajevo, the chf warrior of the serbs. he's called ratko mladic. he's a man who has no doubts, only a total assurance that he'e right,orld's wrong, andth his people have been slandered. >> mladic: ki >> branko >> man: >> good afternoon, branko lukic. yes. >> branko lukic: >> mladic: >> mladic: >> mladic: >> well, general mladic is my eighth c

old sites in one thousand nine hundred three sixty nine so been civilians were killed by bosnia and herzegovina army forces in the school on a massacre with an orthodox church in a cemetery bugs in the ground. over all despite much evidence of war crimes conducted similar taney asli by different forces the cia eventually declared said militants were responsible for ninety percent of all crimes including genocide. tonight and they took those into action against yugoslavia it is indeed tragic that diplomacy has failed nato is now intervening in a war in a sovereign country. and. nato air campaign conducted a number of operations to undermine the military capability over the bow. to this day the un special court is still investigating war crime cases from the home flicked. we heard from belgrade based research just haven't got it she says as many serbians facing convictions despite all sides being party to the conflict and its crimes. i think that he hopes he'll. stay sickly for historical reasons so that there is a trace of him feeling and i think that he is still acting as a politician as the fi

found guilty on ten counts including overseeing the siege of sarajevo now the capital of bosnia and herzegovina the appeals courts now confirmed his guilt in what's been described as the worst massacres since the second world war including the sort of it a massacre. it's left thousands dead back in one thousand nine hundred five. the yugoslav walls the bloodiest conflicts in european history since the second world war tensions between a complex mix of nationalities forming the state of yugoslavia erupted into a faces civil war originate yugoslavia included six republics with different nationalities and religious groups. the communist revolutionary and statesman tito who established the federal republic of yugoslavia managed to suppress nationalism to his death and the nine hundred eighty s. relations among the republics quickly deteriorated with each of them seeking their own independence is soon turned ugly old signs. the nine hundred ninety five genocide in tripper needs it is one of the bloodiest pages in yugoslav history the massacre of more than eight thousand muslim both the acts perpetra

rather than courage it even though we believe that for the crimes he had organized here in bosnia herzegovina he does not deserve forty but rather four hundred years in prison there has been. a little re conciliation between the ethnic groups that clashed in bosnia is war among that many. make up a third of bosnia's three point five million population cottage which is still celebrate his as one of the heroes even in the face of the thousands of graves that stand as silent memorials to the atrocities committed started i am. ok just before we move on i want to take you to live pictures from the hague where that catheter appeal is being held right of on carriage which waiting to hear the outcome of his appeal over his role in the massacre that's when thousands of muslim men and boys were killed there in one thousand nine hundred ninety five. we're going to be waiting for the outcome of that as soon as we get it of course we're going to bring it to you live on thick skins honesty international is accusing the u.s. military of killing civilians in somalia rights organization analyzed satellite ima

of rather than courage it even though we believe that for the crimes that organize here in bosnia herzegovina he does not deserve forty four hundred years in prison there has been little reconciliation between the ethnic groups that clashed in bosnia as war among many orthodox serbs he make up a third of bosnia as three point five million population. is still celebrate his as one of the heroes even in the face of the thousands of graves that stand as silent memorials to be atrocities committed. so this is now serving life in prison is this the end of this case for cottages are there any avenue legally left to him . no absolutely not this is very much the end of the road for him he cannot appeal this so this is really the final sentencing for this and it draws a line really to what was one of the most important cases it was a monumental case when looking at the crimes that had taken place. during the war the former yugoslavia so also this is a very morning mentally important case for holding to account for war crimes and for crimes against humanity and genocide which are out of our cottage whi

as most famous club soon discovered year which he spent his early years in bosnia and herzegovina at the age of eight that precocious talent was on his way. it was my dream to play for red star and i read that for ten years. day i knew very h. was you bitches teammates here they were flatmates as well on the outskirts of belgrade. we got up at about quarter to seven to catch the first morning bus. make it to school on the time. we had training so it was usually about five in the even any by the time we got home. only if it paid off the average was also working his way through seven years youth team ranks and at eighteen he was signed by portuguese record champions benefield. out of control he never got a chance there luckily for the women's league in frankfurt he's fast finishes well and there's instinctively way out of the waiting list as exemplified here against or not in behind it to find a plank in one side you have reached next his chance and signals for the ball. lightning fast off the mark he's proving as difficult to stop in the bundesliga as a new europe where his winner int

getting more and more serious the foreign terrorist fighters are making attempts to return in bosnia and herzegovina there are twenty seven to twenty eight thousand the illegal migrants getting stuck on our border we register a growing number of attempts to break in or using vehicles to squeeze in. somehow talk to the serbs. let you know that the influx is there on a continuous basis not to speak about the fact that mr salvini was attacked by not the law and you know the people the illegal migrants entering easily disembarking the ships so the problem is that that your room got again very comfortable and instead of building the capacities to be able to protect ourselves basically have done nothing i mean. on the level of european union we still cannot protect the maritime border. the number of trespassers on the on the land border between turkey and greece is increasing so there is a fret of a next big wave because the policy of european union is still kind of considered as an invitation in the minds of those people who are in the in the situation that they can make a decision to complete ok i get y

old sites in one thousand nine hundred three sixty nine so been civilians were killed by bosnia and herzegovinaarmy forces in the scale and a massacre to the north the docs church in a cemetery bugs in the ground. over all despite much evidence of war crimes conducted similar tenuously by different forces the cia eventually declared serb militants were responsible for ninety percent of crimes including genocide. tonight and they took goes into action against yugoslavia it is indeed tragic that diplomacy has failed and nato is now intervening in a war in a sovereign country. and eventual nato air campaign conducted a number of operations to undermine the military capability of the ball seems to me . to this day the un special court is still investigating war crime cases from the conflict. were discussed what crowds such as increased sentence could mean for the balkan a region with historian stefan gosh it. i think that he hopes he'll stay sickly for historical reasons so that there is a trace of him feeling and i think that he's still acting as a politician as the first president of. the hague t

was found guilty on ten counts including overseeing the siege of sarajevo the capital of bosnia and herzegovina the appeals courts. also confirmed his guilt in what's been described as the worst massacres since the second world war including the massacre which left thousands dead back in one nine hundred ninety five. well for further insight in there somehow to say stephan guy it's joins us live a researcher at the institute for european studies in bell grade did the appeal courts this isn't surprised you. no it didn't com i was surprised also i heard the hague tribunal was a political court and i would even say a kangaroo court that was set out to to convict the serbs even if you look at the basic statistics more than seventy percent of people who are indicate where from to surfside and sort of more all the certain political leaders who are trials and convicted while the undersides were not there but the biggest problem with the hague is that this actually it is a racist courts because. it was a cork sent for to crimes in former yugoslavia which of course includes all sides involved and though