away this map shows where the mines were placed throughout bosnia-herzegovina wealthy. right now are here and most are. the minefields essentially follow the front lines of the army so think of the voice coach. and those front lines changed often will be. comprehensive maps that show the exact location of the mine fields simply don't exist. about four thousand six hundred sites have been identified and are ready to be clear it but critics say the government is dragging its feet. to justify your book on a summer job to do all this i remember that i heard a loud bang. i didn't actually see the mind explode the sound of such as the bang is the last thing i remember when i feigned a minute the explosion elliot or me to pieces it knocked me off my feet and threw me to the ground honestly i was unconscious for at least ten minutes maybe when i finally came to i saw a coworker lying on his study if your call his hands were blown off and the foreman was injured he was and screaming for help but i didn't hear the job of. railway work a drug or mission chest returned for the firs

the position of the search and republika srpska i want to stop communication i believe that bosnia-herzegovina perhaps can make some progress if everyone is respected and if other people reject the meddling of foreigners and the policies of bosnia-herzegovina in the campaign he has supporters to celebrate the heritage of relevant carriage the man who provoked the start of the war here in the early ninety's now a convicted war criminal serving a forty year prison term for genocide. president trump putting america first said that his mission was to put republika srpska first he says that the nation of bosnia herzegovina is in fact an arranged marriage and it hasn't worked he wants a divorce. the electoral commission declared the polling as free and fair but honest has declared it as chaotic with a record number of irregularities the main concerns of the voters the youth unemployment rate of forty percent and widespread corruption received little attention maybe it will change only that more people and more young people will leave boston not because of the lack of patriotism to this country but b

still to come on the program a set of nationalist he wants to break up bosnia-herzegovina gov is set to take power after sunday's election. and thousands more troops are deployed to indian administered kashmir as the region holds its first council elections in more than a decade. yet another front as well as a change of weather type and a change of temperatures are marching its way across south australia and new south wales so it's a bit rocky to get some decent showers every now and again of the parched ground and then it'll start to change the temperature first of all of course a lot and in melbourne and adelaide. sydney's a twenty four by this time that's going to change the day after about time to get to wednesday we're down to seventeen all this time personally just floating around the low twenty's in there still showers in western australia stretching right in line and probably useful possibly not as a good day of weather for tuesday in new zealand you can see some cloud creeping out from the south but apart from the nothing to see just yet that won't last however we have got m

nationalist who wants to break up bosnia herzegovina is set to take power after sunday's election. we have an exclusive report on the drought in afghanistan that's forced more than three million people to flee their homes. how they were about half way through continuous rain in highland scotland from the massive cloud above my head that could leave a thing up to about two hundred millimeters of rain possibly maybe more than that it's ridiculous right but it's falling of the last not the most active weather in your part from the few showers down here in the west and that rain which will carry all next twenty four hours if anything maybe conglomerated and then start to feed themselves back up through march say that's where the rain valley and give a line of right through western fronts and that is an indication of increasing wants to southerly wind twenty five in paris twenty two in london all this time i've been standing over what's effectively a quiet part of europe central and eastern europe and right up through scandinavia and she quite warm again seventeen in stockholm now of co

the ethnic divisiveness coming from republika srpska which is the main serbian entity inside bosnia herzegovina and he or she said that he wanted to during the course of the campaign he wanted to say that the heritage of relevant carriage who was sentenced to forty years for genocide is a war criminal but of and carried it shows heritage should be honored that see extraordinary language that was used and it shows you very clearly that one of the three rotating presidents of this country who has every intention of of breaking away from the whole of bosnia herzegovina and his main ally of course that he's moved towards has been the russian president vladimir putin and he's always said he's always maintained that the country was a mixed bag stitched together and arranged marriage and arranged marriage that hasn't worked now what do we know about this man he's fifty eight he was born in a small town outside the main capital of republika srpska banya luka he was known as a basketball player and when he first appeared on the scene he was actually noted by the former americans actually of state madeli

being been part of bosnia herzegovina doesn't know i don't think so but miller a dog a co-op until he unseated you was the president of the bosnian republic still is today at least he has been questioning the viability of bosnia herzegovina for four years i can be an advocate for him i'm not asking you to be an advocate i'm just saying that it's coming from just part i can't bosnia take the gravitational right for the rest but i love the challenge existence of the reeducation and that will not produce any conflict which will have a difficult but i will protect the i.r.s. because this is my duty and elected so that none of this none of this is going to help bosnia join the european union if that's actually what you want to do. i don't think the bush is more complicated than any other decentralized country in europe which is just a month rubbish is repeated all the time if you have a readiness to make agreements. there is no problem but in the constitution for now probably if you're done previously respect for your time you see if you don't think even if you're going to want to accept.

the position of the search and republika srpska i want to stop communication i believe that bosnia-herzegovina perhaps can make some progress if everyone is respected and if other people reject the meddling of foreigners and the policies of bosnia-herzegovina in the campaign here it is supporters to celebrate the heritage of relevant kerridge the man who provoked the start of the war here in the early ninety's now a convicted war criminal serving a forty year prison term for genocide in the next president trump putting america first dodig said that his mission was to put republika srpska first he says that the nation of bosnia-herzegovina is in fact an arranged marriage and it hasn't worked he wants a divorce. the electoral commission declared the polling as free and fair but modest as declared it as chaotic with a record number of irregularities the main concerns of the voters the youth unemployment rate of forty percent and the widespread corruption received little attention maybe it will change only that there are more people and more young people will leave boston not because of the lack o

let's go living in the small nation of bosnia herzegovina young unemployed and hoping for change. so you drag yourself to voting. you confronted with what is possibly the longest ballot ever. for a country of just three and a half million this makes little sense to you. delve into the complexities of its institutional set up. there with me nothing is ever simple but it comes to bosnia herzegovina the country with three of these three predominant religion i mean even the warning labels on the cigarette packets come in three languages. let's go back a couple of decades. if you after this june hit the airwaves yugoslavia collapsed following years of ethnic and political tensions. that led to years of war the deaths of over one hundred thousand people and a nato bombing campaign. in the process bosnia and herzegovina declared independence in one thousand nine hundred five not sure it was stopped the newly formed country visions lingered on gave rise to this heading the political system. split into two autonomous regions as the largest federation of bosniaks croats and then what's know

bosnia herzegovina because you have a land few have the vote or you can have everything everything is basically owned by the n.t.s.b. if the constitutional decision the high representative says it's blocked due to political obstruction of course of the result of a political difference you want to. own the property that's the main issue but you were great those obstruction from the side from the republican subsequent proposal just fulfills opinion that this is the property of the irish they are ready to give. do use of all the property from i cannot believe that this is a basically political fight these arguments go on and on and on and the essence of it is that republicans. think in part and parcel of the notion that no i don't think so but miller our dog echo up until he's unseated you was the president of the bosnian serb republic still is today at least he has been questioning the viability of bosnia herzegovina for four years i can be an advocate for him i was not asking you to be an advocate i'm just saying that it's coming from just part i can't bosnia perfect because traditiona

as promised the serbian entity of republika srpska will break away from bosnia herzegovina he's also said on his first day in office he'll write a letter to president donald trump to demand the abolition of the office of the high representative it's a key part of the dayton accords which brought an end to the bosnian war and is meant to protect the country's constitution. in a break with tradition miller and the dodik will talk to his fellow members of the presidential council here in the eastern suburb the serb dominated suburb of sarajevo and he'll do it by video link. in sarajevo a scottish artist and photographer opened desexed admission on the eve of the polish it's made up of old election posters he called it disintegration he first came to the city in one thousand nine hundred ninety five as the war was about to end and i think what we've ended up with in the country is the sort of cycle of provocation going on it's not progress of them is not growing with. some political analysts a bit by bit the new serbian president appears intent on demolishing the institutions of the coun

bosnia herzegovina because you have around few have the vote to have everything everything is basically owned by the n.t.s.b. the constitutional decision the high representative says it's blocked due to political obstruction of course the result of a political if you want. own the property that's the main issue but you wouldn't there's obstruction from the side from the republika srpska property to sell food because opinion that this is the property of the rest they're ready to give. do you know old property from i cannot use but this is a basically political fight these arguments go on and on and on and the essence of it is that republican is resisting being part of the government house and no i don't think so but miller i doubt it go up until he's unseated you was the president of the past republic still is today at least he has been questioning the viability of bosnia herzegovina for years i can be other could feel i was paying you to be an advocate i'm just saying that it's coming from just part i can't bosnia text because traditional right for a while rest but i love the challenge

bosnia herzegovina because you have around three have the vote everything everything do is basically owned by the n.t.s.b. if the constitutional decision the high representative says it's blocked due to political obstruction of course the could be the result for political reasons you want. cool the purple that's the main issue but you were great there's obstruction from the side from the republika srpska probably just because opinion that this is the property of the irish they're ready to give. the you'll sell all the property for michael knight youth but this is a bit of good political fight these arguments go on and on and on and the essence of it is that republicans. are being part of a couple no no i don't think so but miller i doubt it go up until he's unseated you was the president of the bosnian serb republic still is today at least he has been questioning the viability of bosnia herzegovina for years i can be an advocate for him i wasn't asking you to be an advocate i'm just saying that it's coming from just part of me i've checked because traditional right for the rest but i

these figures that he's getting out the vote much more than they are here in the federation of bosnia-herzegovina and that is not good this is been a very divisive campaign has been marked by corruption marked by bribe being marked by intimidation and blackmail marked by the fact that at least in two cases people have been found carrying large lumps of already filled in ballot cards it's something the monitors here have been calling a chaotic situation but looking at those two figures it looks as though it's a dangerous possibility that the man who wants to see from from this country is doing much better getting his vote in than anyone else here yes and of course we have to wait and see how the results unfold but clearly. managing to mount a very serious challenge what could that mean for the future of the country are there fears if he manages to maintain his lead. well the point about that is essentially that he could start attacking the very institutions that support the dates and a peace agreement in some way that he can strangle off and to disintegrate the institutions that make this at least

start moving towards some form of secession and some form of independence from the rest of bosnia herzegovina now this is extraordinary as you might say that he is standing for one of the presidencies positions in a country he wants to split literally in half but nevertheless his party say that he's got fifty five percent of the votes with seventy two percent of the vote counted that essentially means that he's a subpar sing all the other serbian candidates in the republic of serbska who are trying for the president's position now this will make a radical difference he's a man the jury in this campaign has made it very very clear that he supports the heritage of right of and carriage who is of course a convicted war criminals now we're always hope that somehow this political process will bring healing to the ethnic divides now if doric gets in and he gets one of those positions in the presidency then it means that the the whole of the state is essentially under threat as i say he's he's definitely campaigned very strongly on the on the ethnic divisions no attempt at all to actually try and he

has promised the serbian entity of republika srpska will break away from bosnia herzegovina he's also said on his first day in office he'll write a letter to president donald trump to demand the abolition of the office of the high representative it's a key part of the dayton accords which brought an end to the bosnian war and is meant to protect the country's constitution in a break with tradition miller out the door dick will talk to his fellow members of the presidential council here in the eastern suburb the so dominated suburb of sarajevo and he'll do it by video link. in sarajevo a scottish artist and photographer opened this exhibition on the eve of the polies it's made up of old election posters he called it disintegration he first came to the city in one thousand nine hundred ninety five as the war was about to end and i think what we've ended up with in the country is this sort of cycle of provocation going on it's not progressive them it's not growing the country from. some political analysts say bit by bit the new serbian president appears intent on demolishing the institut

david chaytor is live for us now in sarajevo david what does it mean for bosnia herzegovina with miller adored it becoming one of the tripartite presidents them. well as you said this is the man who actually said he wants to hold a referendum in republican serbska which is the main serbian entity inside the state food for to get the to get the people to break away from bosnia herzegovina and that means the man elected to this retaining presidency each of the presidents has eight months in office under the dayton accord agreements which ended the war he will actually be working to split the country split the country away from what he has always described as an arranged marriage and a marriage that doesn't work he wants a divorce and that means that a huge shadow is going to be cast over the already unstable country that is mired and many people say the clock is ticking back here where he really wants to send the clock back he actually is an ally of the the russian president his first trip we've heard from his his team is he's going to go to serbia it's very very clear that he's an extrem

and a pro russian nationalist has claimed victory in bosnia herzegovina selection in the race to fill the serb seat in the country's three person presidency neither of don't take advocates the eventual separation of serbs from bosnia opponents say his election will likely cement ethnic divisions in the country. u.s. president donald trump is celebrating a major domestic victory that's after the republican controlled senate narrowly confirm voted to confirm his nominee brett kavanaugh as a supreme court justice the move comes after weeks of partisan infighting over accusations of sexual misconduct against a judge is a point it means the supreme court could have a conservative majority for years to come. the pivot toward november with the senate's kavanaugh confirmation in the rearview mirror protesters look ahead to next month's midterm congressional elections that. they. think now we take this anger and determination and we realized that today is going to send a depth charge through politics as we know it and we go home we vote and we run for . office. donald trump is expecting his re

and a pro russian nationalist has claimed victory in bosnia herzegovina selection in the race to fill the serb seat in the country's three person presidency neither rado dick advocates the eventual separation of serbs from bosnia opponents say his election will likely cement ethnic divisions in the country. and one of english football's most successful players ever john terry has retired from the game at the age of thirty seven terry was a hero for the london based side of chelsea where he won both the premier league and the f.a. cup five times he was also captain of the english national team for several years making seventy eight appearances for his country terry had been without a club since the summer. and in formula one the reigning world champion lewis hamilton is closing in on his fifth title after winning the japanese grand prix the britain's dominance over the last four races has all but decided this season's championship and with ferrari and sebastian fettle unable to improve their fortunes it was smooth sailing for hamilton. us hamilton in control from start to finish nothin

let's go live in the small nation of bosnia herzegovina young unemployed and hope for change. may khalilzad is on a visit to the middle east in a bid to quote to bring the taliban to the negotiating table however they don't seem especially willing to accept the offer asked he was granted access to a taliban commander and asked him about the proposal. was that if you americans never want to cooperate with the taliban and the taliban has never asked the americans again to cooperate against islamic state the americans are bombing us while we fight. well the latest suggestion of direct talks between the taliban and washington came from the u.s. state department last friday. this is ministration has made it clear that it is prepared to engage with and participate in the go with both the taliban and the afghan government and if the leadership of the taliban doesn't want to negotiate with the americans there's never wanted this and the leadership of the taliban never gave permission to any member to negotiate on their behalf u.s. defense secretary james mattis tied a meet and greet w

realistically needing to avoid defeat after beginning their nations league campaign with a loss to bosnia—herzegovinaor us and them this game has equal importance. they have to win it to be able to put pressure on bosnia who are six points. if we win we can go to sarajevo with the impetus. this format is new to us. i think all coaches are the same, they are not sure how to approach it. the 127 members of the fa council have heard from the chief executive, martin glenn, today about the proposal to sell wembley stadium. fulham's owner, shahid khan, has put together an offer around £900 million. the fa say that there was a healthy discussion. here's our sports news correspondent, richard conway. it is deal or no dealfor it is deal or no deal for wembley stadium, that is the question that the councillors must answer within the councillors must answer within the next two weeks. today they heard a presentation from the fa board. they are in fail of the sale of the stadium. they want to reinvest the money into grassroots facilities and pictures. they see it as a revolutionary opportunity, a once—in—a—lifeti

northern ireland are in sarajevo, taking on bosnia—herzegovina tonight, looking to pick up their first. they lost in austria on friday night and lost to tonight's opponents in belfast last month. manager michael 0'neill knows improvements need to be made. stephen watson reports. a more skilful performance and more clinical finishing a more skilful performance and more clinicalfinishing is a more skilful performance and more clinical finishing is what the northern ireland manager has requested the night in bosnia. we would like to see improvements front of goal, chances the other night we didn't take. in terms of being as competitive as we can, be played against a very powerful austrian tea m against a very powerful austrian team andi against a very powerful austrian team and i think that showed in terms of second ball in the game, they won more second ball than ours. basics to be honest at this level. we need to make sure not overpowered, and other times in the game in vienna we were a little overpowered. northern ireland lost the meeting between the sides in belfast despite dominating

the position of the search and republika srpska i want to stop communication i believe that bosnia-herzegovina perhaps can make some progress if everyone is respected and if other people reject the meddling of foreigners and the policies of a sort of you know in a campaign here to his supporters to celebrate the heritage of relevant carriage the man who provoked the start of the war here in the early ninety's now a convicted war criminal serving a forty year prison term for genocide in the next president trump putting america first dodig said that his mission was to put republika srpska first he says that the nation of bosnia herzegovina is in fact an arranged marriage and it hasn't worked he wants a divorce. the electoral commission declared the polling as free and fair but modest has declared it as chaotic with a record number of irregularities the main concerns of the voters the youth unemployment rate of forty percent and the widespread corruption received little attention maybe it will change only that the more people and more young people will leave boston not because of the lack of patr

still ahead on al-jazeera a test of unity for voters in bosnia-herzegovina plus the u.s. secretary of state wraps up his latest visit to north korea but a second summit between champagne can be on the cards. how the rain has been moving to sichuan briefly touching you non they are bright talk cloud here is a shower and that drops in the twenty millimeters nothing significant i think we'll see some more significance come out of it as a whole lot moves slowly eastwards now this isn't just a late season bit of movement i think that the rain could be substantial just for a short while and that's its appearance on tuesday all of the snow still tight in the western side of sichuan it does mean that shanghai southwards remains just fine pretty steady temperature regime middle twenty's for shanghai low thirty's for hong kong not especially humid west of this the concentration of rain recently has been carola and downs for olenka most the rest of india and bangladesh now cloud free but this development here in the northern india nation the arabian sea that's worth watching so alth

of their nations league group with no points after their latest defeat, beaten away against bosnia— herzegovinavin whyte came off the bench, he managed to hit the post from pretty much point blank range. dzeko then scored his second. northern irealnd are now favourites to be realgated with one game against austria left to play. nile wilson will miss this month's world gymnastics championships in qatar. the olympic bronze medallist snapped finger ligaments in training on the parallel bars. he's had bad luck with injuries since the rio games two years ago and missing the worlds has really upset him. i'm sorry to dave, my personal coach, because i've done a lot of things in my career and he's not a lwa ys things in my career and he's not always been a i able to be there. i'm so gutted for you and for mum, dad, who was going to fly out there. i sorry i've ruined your holiday! fifteen—year—old british gymnast amelie morgan has won her third medal at the youth olympic games in buenos aires — silver — with an impressive floor routine. she'd already taken all—around silver and bronze on the beam. she a

of their nations league group with no points after their latest defeat, beaten away against bosnia— herzegovinahey were already trailing to an eden dzeko goal when gavin whyte came off the bench, he managed to hit the post from pretty much point blank range. dzeko then scored his second. northern ireland are now favourites to be realgated with one game against austria left to play. there are more nations league matches tonight. wales are in dublin facing the republic of ireland and will go top of the group with a win, but they will have to do without their two star players. already missing gareth bale through injury. aaron ramsay is also unavailable after becoming father to twins. it has happened in the past and it will happen in the future where we have to cope without our better future. i will give players chances, no matter what age they are. then it is up to them to take it. yeah, stop that record, prove people wrong if that's the case. and yeah make that record just a little bit better. it is not easy, because you will always miss someone like gareth. johanna konta has recorded one of her

northern ireland face two away games in a row, after losing their opening nations league match to bosnia—herzegovinae who also need to get some points on the board. stephen watson is there. the build—up to northern ireland's game against austria has been dominated by the absence of star striker kyle lafferty. he withdrew from the squad at the last minute with the midnight phone call to the manager michael o'neill who has expressed his dissatisfaction. with lafferty out, it is mcguinness who will start up tonight for northern ireland. in goals, it is the young keeper bailey peacock—farrell who gets the nod. he started the last nations league game against bosnia which northern ireland lost. the away side knows tonight and they must avoid dropping points if they are to stay in contention in the grip. stephen watson. you can keep up to date with the england game on radio 5live — build up starts from seven — and there's coverage from northern ireland's match on radio ulster and the bbc sport website. michael carrick — the former manchester united midfielder, now coach — has been speaking about the depres

another result to tell you about this evening, ireland away in sarajevo tonight against bosnia—herzegovinaout of three. tonight very much belongs to england. ever since the world cup run where they got to the world cup run where they got to the last four, the fans have wondered how good the side is. have a genuine contenders? are they the real deal? can they mix it with the best in the world? based on the evidence tonight here in civil, they can. thank you. let‘s have more on our main story. and new research shows voters are split over the benefits of leaving the eu. around a third of people think we will be better off in ten years — the same proportion think we‘ll be worse off. the study shows people‘s overwhelming priority after brexit is to get better public services. our home editor, mark easton, has been looking at the results with people in swansea. the waves lapping onto swansea bay throw salt onto a community riven by brexit. swansea west voted emphatically to remain, swansea east equally emphatically to leave. as negotiations reach a critical stage we have invited a panel of local

elections that are seen as a test of national unity are under way in bosnia herzegovina the country is ruled.

it's seven twenty one in the morning in bosnia-herzegovina and the polls are just going for the presidential elections that are being seen as a test for the country's unity this is the scene live in the capital of republika. now almost three and a half million people a jew to cast their votes the government is a highly complex structure that's divided along ethnic lines that mirror this fragmented population david chase has more the bosnian muslim village of pod grove was within sniper range of the front line joy in the war of the early ninety's the scars and memories from those days still haunted they have a simple message for the politicians standing in these elections you've been lying to was three years no party is welcoming. of the a so like was distilling plum brandy with friends when we came to talk to him. he said he was looking for a job in germany young people are deserted villages like his forty percent of them are unemployed nationwide. but if you wouldn't smoke today twenty three years after the war we are still inexplicably isolated. we are forgotten like we're in the middle of

as i say, there is a lot of work, in my view, that needs to be done in bosnia-herzegovina, to strengthen, but also to streamline the way the institutions work. i was mentioning earlier the issue of this award that we want to give to the students, because we find this educational system dysfunctional. if you engage in the area of education in bosnia-herzegovina, you will find i think there are 13 ministers of education at different level, at the federal level, and the level of the entity, the level of the classrooms, so it is really a complex environment in which to operate and the power structures have somehow become frozen around this very, very diverse and very integrated system with principles of balance of power, which in some ways create a straightj straightjacket also for minority communities, the communities that do not belong to the key, the founding, the key entity, are somehow excluded from the political process in the country. so i think there is need for reforms and for opening. i do not necessarily see the results of this election -- well, we will have to judge, of course. w

unprepared for violence of this kind jumps out opal us al-jazeera athens final campaign rallies in bosnia-herzegovina being held ahead of sunday's presidential elections concerns have been raised about the divisive rhetoric used by political parties in the run up to the vote the balkan nation suffers from high unemployment it has one of the most complex political structures in the world where three presidents once one kratom one bosniak share equal. also voting on sunday are coming rooney and who have seen only one president the last thirty six years two opposition parties have agreed on a common candidate in an effort to dislodge long term president. but as he morgan reports in the capital down day fewer than half of cameroonians are registered as many feel their votes won't make a difference seventy one year old kenny more research members the day cameroon gained independence he also remembers the day the current president first came to power thirty six years ago and with the presidential elections just days the way he says he knows who he will vote for. live what. i want to vote for president paul

the main serbian entity and it was higher than the vote turnout in here in the federation of bosnia-herzegovina so this could indicate that the the one man everybody is looking at who is the the serbian leader who wants to stand for the presidency the chopper tripartite presidency could be actually successful in gaining that position now here's a man who has led a highly divisive campaign he's praised the war criminal right of and care to change his heritage and he's also made it very clear he wants republika serbska to actually break away to secede to gain independence and yet he's actually going for the presidency here so that means it's a very difficult situation if that vote is is confirmed we'll know in about four hours' time but i have with me a professor of sociology at the university of sarajevo a professor i want to ask you these results appear to be going along the same lines as before there's no real victor that people are going to win here they're going to be the losers once again do you think it's still because the shadow the haunting shadow in the burden of the hundred thousand de

of the easily winning the first round on sunday a certain nationalist who wants to break up bosnia herzegovina has won a seat in the presidency after sunday's elections the office of the presidency must contain one one bosnia and one program brett kavanaugh has been sworn in as a new justice of the us supreme court it follows a bitter nomination process and accusations of sexual assault that prompted an f.b.i. investigation women's rights protests against the appointment and the nobel prize for economics has been awarded to two americans for their work on economic forecasts william nordhaus studied the impact of climate change and economic modeling and paul romer looked at how governments can spur growth by investing in research development and people skills well those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after lifelines statement that so much by fire. there are those who dream of possibilities of a world free of the ancient diseases that keep billions in poverty and for those who strive to make that dream a reality their quest is on the brink of victory. or any idea what i.