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-- kosovo's declaration of independence was lawful. it is non-binding, but is expected to lead to a push for further international recognition from kosovo. >> it was the most important move for a kosovo since it declared independence, the first time in international judiciary body would deliver its opinion on whether there is succession was lawful. many expected the court to go halfway. in yen, it was more clear-cut. >> the court considers their worth no applicable prohibited -- for a have-asian -- there was no applicable prohibition. they did not violate international law. secession to a half years ago was greeted with delight by the majority all been in population -- albanian population. it was not sanctioned by the u.n. security council. serbia said it was a flagrant violation of international law. that position has been at now rejected by the international court of justice. kosovo house that this will prompt countries that have not recognized its independence to do so. -- kosovo hopes that this will prompt countries that of not reco

the declaration of independence is quite simply a textbook of freedom. as the declarations parchment has yellowed with age, america has become origination whose ideals and economy have been the envy of the world -- has become our rich -- a rich nation whose ideals and economy have been the envy of the world. one of the threats confronting america comes from within. i am talking about our national debt. wisely, the author, thomas jefferson, warned of this danger early on. as you once said the mother does not exist and engine so corrective of the government -- as he once said, there does not exist and engine so corrective as bigger -- so corrupt as the government. as usual, jefferson was right. at a time when americans are clipping coupons and pinchingg pennies, president obama and the democrats in congress continue to spend money that they and we do not have. three weeks ago, america's national debt topped $13 trillion. let me say that one more time -- $13 trillion is owed by the united states of america today. that number is so big it is difficult to comp

. >> the headlines, the international court of justice says kosovo's declaration of independence from serbia it is legal. to which a band -- to which the -- deutsche bahn feels the heat over air-conditioning issues on its train. >>> the international court of justice in the hague has ruled kosovo's declaration of independence from serbia in 2008 does not violate international law. serbia's president says his country uld never cognized kosovo's independence and vowed to continue the diplomatic fight. the court's decision is not binding but it is likely to have implications for other separatist movements around the world. >> the ruling had been anxiously awaited on both sides. for those in kosovo, the news was greeted by jubilation. the ruling further confirms their dream of statehood. >> today it was confirmed kosovo can move on to establish a funconaltate them up for the serbian people, the disappointment was better. -- >> for the serbian people, the disappointment was bitter. they feel it was wrong for close vote to declare independence. >> it is not just perry how can they say that?

principle you can build a policy on belgrade said today it will never accept cost of those declaration of independence viewing it as a breach of service territorial integrity but does not want to rule cos of those residents boy in a burka issue of foreign policy editor at serbian national television says the pristina has avoided by lateral talks with belgrade in the past serbia can now bring the issue for discussion at the un general assembly. what thought it is in belgrade now say and what we now expect is that they have left this decision. about whether of course all can be a sovereign state or not an independent state is left to the general assembly of

says it will never recognize as a separate state off the un's top court rules its declaration of independence does not break international law. every day ships and bring thousands of tourists in and out. but for many of this harbor becomes a point of no return.

day top stories this hour the international court of justice in the hague rules kosovo's declaration of independence from serbia was legal sparking fears a dangerous precedent is being sent however the ruling is non-binding proclaimed sovereignty in february two thousand and eight a move denounced by russia. ruling against an alleged neo nazi gang in moscow has been put off for the suspects go through psychiatric assessment they're accused of a series of racial hate crimes including murder and if found guilty face life behind bars. and in israel an arab man has been jailed for eighteen months for the so-called rape by deception he persuaded of women to have sex with him by pretending to be jewish. brings up to take the moment with another update and fifteen minutes from now in the meantime marty talks to the journalist and author jonathan cook who says that israel is a regional bully which actually benefits from division. what i have jonathan cook a freelance journalist and author of three books mr cook thank you very much for joining us here on r.t. you are the only western journalist to be based h

top stories this hour to the international court of justice in the hay rules declaration of independence from so. small things isn't. dangerous precedent says the set. up of the religious men bonding christina proclaimed solvent in february two thousand and eight to me denounced by russia. and israel an arab man has been jailed for eighteen months for so-called rape by deception in the story to the woman to have sex but tending to be jewish. and the routing against the legit neo nazi getting in moscow has been put off all four of the suspects goes through psychiatric assessment use of a series of racial hate crime to kill. if the guilty could face life behind bars it's. public but we mourn those news stories in less than fifteen minutes from now in the meantime the town is next with all the sports news. hello welcome to the sports news we'll bring you the latest from russia and the well that here is what's making the headlines this hour on real madrid's most decorated player ever thirty three year old raul gonzalez is set to leave the club for the going to sleep. young guns while back on

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. >>> the international court of justice says kosovo's unilateral declaration of independence from serbia in february 2008 did not violate international law. the court bases in the hague announced the judgment on thursday. the united nations had asked the court to rule on the issue. the icj said it considered that international law contains no applicable prohibition of a declaration of independence. nearly 70 countries, including the united states and japan, have recognized kosovo's independence, but serbia and other nations have not. the icj's judgment is not legally binding, but it could pave the way for more countries to recognize kosovo's independence. serbian president boris tadic dismissed the court's verdict, saying his country would never recognize the unilaterally proclaimed independence of kosovo. ethnic albanians account for almost 90% of kosovo, where serbians live. >>> the governor of miyazaki prefecture in southern japan says he wants to lift the state of emergency declared for an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease as early as next tuesday. governor hideo higashikokubaru dec

in the studio to discuss this further is independent political analyst of light emitted good to see you sir so the u.n. court has ruled legal only the declaration of independence but there was no mention of whether it is actually actual status is within the international law what do you think that is it's a simple tricky game of the u.s. court of justice. buoying with the words. from dependence or independence say as an act as a gesture is see nothing in both cases it's gross well ation of the international law what kind of documents if you do not mind i will catalogue very briefly the your charger especially. goal especially. chips chapter two the declaration on international law also adopted by the united nations and nine hundred seventy number of key always see documents among the charter for a new europe. then there is allusion. of the un security council which is seal world it that's too well ford. four plus five more is always some cause the issue adopted previously all later on and guiding principles it's about ration of a guiding principles of course a war. course of war a political settlement also stand by the u.n. security council own

separate state of the un's top court rules this declaration of independence does not break international law while the non-binding decision was praised by the united states and some european countries that after years it sets a dangerous precedent for separatist movements around the world. cultural capital milan sets the stage to talk between the return much better themselves to scold me on political economic ties and cultural programs celebrating the best of russia and italy. also the popular ukrainian holiday resort of odessa is a thriving for human trafficking with many sex slaves being shipped from its ports to other countries. coming up next in the latest edition of moscow outdoor arts and leisure show barton andrews explores the ring of ancient cities and towns just outside the russian capital ventures. hello and good to see you again now about seventy five kilometers north of moscow along the road. is the small town south of the main goal to ring the nations. of the next few weeks we'll be visiting several of these historic wonderful cities and towns day out on a beautiful some of

serbia says it will never recognize cost of a as a separate state lives top court rules as declaration of independence does not break international law while the known to the seizure was praised by the u.s. and some european countries because it sets a dangerous precedent for separatist movements around the world. rich nations are being urged to provide more funding to come by aids as an international conference on the disease starts to wrap up and then it thousands have rallied in the city using the u.s. of the promise of companies to push up prices for aids medicine. those were the headlines all next in the latest edition of moscow out most of the news expose the ring of ancient cities and towns just outside the russian government. hello and good to see you again now about seventy five kilometers north of moscow along the road. is the small town south of the main goal to ring the nations. of the next few weeks we'll be visiting several of these historic wonderful cities and towns day out on a beautiful some of. them out of moscow you can see the journey. to just over the centuries many fasting throu

the un's highest court says cause of us declaration of independence is legal but several countries claim the ruling is a political display of double standards. new ways of tackling h.i.v. are unveiled at an international aids conference in vienna some label it as nothing more than a pharmaceutical marketing fad. and more news in less than fifteen minutes time for the meanwhile though is the sporting news with you none. of your company this is sports today i'm. these are headlines nice and easy to neat maintain their hefty advantage at the top of the russian premier league table after a dominant display i can trust. devils deal the n.h.l. players' union confirmed they will appeal the league's decision not to confirm ilya kovalchuk trix proposed seventeen year contract with new jersey. champions dethroned there will be no back to back trying nations title for south africa after the world cup holders suffered their third straight lost to history. but let's get things started here in russia and with premier league football they need to help ensure they'll finish week fourteen least half a do

the instructional court of justice in the hague the rules of the whole supposed declaration of independence from serbia walls legal scholars is a dangerous precedent being set on one of the individuals known by his d.n.a. playing that still printed in february two thousand and eight and removed to them by adoption. on date is rather narrow bands been jailed for eighteen months sort of like the section he persuaded the women to have sex with him like tending to beaches. ok up to date more news in around fifteen minutes time here on also yacht next the latest sports with you. great to have you with us this is sports today i'm you know neal i'm ves our earth headlines net gain it's been a disappointing year for spartak moscow so far this season but they did at least come out the right side of an eight goal thriller on wednesday night. i skip a the constant the hockey league has released its fixture list for the upcoming season with the opening day throwing up a clinker champions akbar's versus rush up u.h.c. . goals go or a week thirteen in the russian premier league had no shortage of strikes

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the international court of justice rules also those unilateral declaration of independence from serbia is legal. extensive civilian casualties caused by u.s. and matted drones raises fears of possible revenge attacks on the american mainland . v.m.s. international aids conference heralds a medical breakthroughs but critics say companies place profit before treatment and up next artie's a debate show crosstalk.

are the headlines the international court of justice in behavior rules that all supposed declaration of independence from serbia in two thousand and eight did not break international law the judgment is likely to spark concern among countries with separatist movements that a dangerous precedent has been set. an offender or a victim of racism an arab finds himself behind bars after hobby consensual sex with a jewish woman she complained to police afterward saying he tricked her into believing he was also a jew. and a ruling against an alleged neo nazi gag in moscow has been put off while form the suspects go through psychiatric texts they are accused of racially motivated murders and if found guilty face life behind bars. i'll be back to bring you up to date in half an hour but first the remarkable story of the man who led the american and a russian space programs we go into orbit next year on our. that was in the sixteenth century. once there lived a chinese nobleman by the name of one who is most cherished ambition was to go to the moon using the resources available seven powder kegs to a bamboo th

the morning here thank you for joining us and now it's where top story kossovo unilateral declaration of independence from serbia in two thousand and eight did not break international law the international court of justice in the hague has ruled that judges decided that there is no legal article which prohibits declarations of sovereignty sparking concerns among countries with separatist movements that a dangerous precedent has been set. the highest court of the united nations rejected serbia's claim that cost of both secession in february two thousand and eight violated its territorial integrity the u.s. and most european nations recognize kossovo but the russian foreign ministry backing the serbian position said the court intentionally avoided ruling on the legality of kossovo as an independent state moscow wants bilateral talks between serbia and kosovo to resolve their differences journalist and historian a bush criticized the court's decision as in that credible. it's pretty much a death sentence for international law this is a textbook case of. clear violation of both the un resolution twelve f

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this is our top stories now that the international court of justice in the hague rules declaration of independence from serbia was legal sparking fears a dangerous precedent is being set however the ruling is known bonding. is around an arab man has been jailed for eighteen months for so-called rape by deception he persuaded the woman to have sex with him tending to be jewish. and a rooting against and the neo nazi gang in moscow has been put off while four of the suspects go through psychiatric tests to use the racially motivated murders and if found guilty face life behind bars. they'll be back to bring up state with more news in less than half an hour from now but next we discover how men conquered the cosmos the story of the text of the american and russian space programs. that was in the sixteenth century. once there lived a chinese nobleman by the name of one who is most cherished ambition was to go to the moon using the resources available seven powder kegs to a bamboo then he put on his best clothes and ignited the barrels. when the smoke cleared after the explosion there was neither a tra

the international court of justice in the hague rules kosovo's declaration of independence from serbia walls of legal spanking is a dangerous precedent is being set however the ruling is normally binding christine up with claims salt in february two thousand and eight a move denounced by russia. in israel an arab has been jailed for eighteen months for the so-called rape by deception he persuaded a woman to have sex with him by pretending to be. a ruling against an alleged. has been pushed home while four of the suspects go to sites out chick assessment they're accused of a series of racial hate crimes including i've been found guilty. up next month skies and stacey behind the financial headlines and the clients report don't go away. for the full story we've got. the biggest issues get the human voice face to face with the news makers. welcome to the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert stacey i don't know if you start or not but the washington post reported on something they're calling top secret america two thousand companies in the u.s. are involved in spying effective

from moscow i'm honest habits the un's the highest court has ruled kosovo as unilateral declaration of independence from serbia two years ago did not violate international law the court said that there's no article which prevents declarations of suffered the decision which is a rejection of a claim by serbia is it not on the binding cost of those ethnic albanian majority declared independence from both great in february two thousand and eight to un break in the case the actions of failed the u.s. and most european nations that recognize the means but serbia backed by russia and china called it a violation of its territorial integrity kosovo had previously been administered by the un followed by the nato bombing campaign against serbia in one nine hundred ninety nine journalist and historian in the bush the mileage says the hague decision is biased. it's pretty much a death sentence for international law this is a textbook case of. a clear violation of both the un resolution twelve forty four and all the accepted norms of international law on asli was expecting a more nuanced decision along the line

declaration of independence from serbia is legal but several countries claimed the decision is a political display of double standards. like stance of civilian casualties caused by the use of unmanned drones by the u.s. military resists the years of possible revenge attacks on the american. legion national aids conference nails a medical breakthrough but critics label it the pharmaceutical marketing they are putting off it for treatment. and flying into trouble the p.r. stunt that last album age of animal lovers and the police caught on the tail of the sale dog. and up next is the sports news with. a welcome this is the school's news here in artsy of thanks for watching and let's have a quick look at our headlines i was on that i leave stumble notes and all full of them was saved to add starting soon be plus all the rest of russian prime a league schools and action. mcclaren failed to make the podium for the first time since may as a loan. to a want to at hockenheim. and the third leg of a around bulkeley of diving world series from no way rushes i don't see the chance to finish a second t

highest court says the region's declaration of independence was legal we get more perspective on that too in just a few minutes. another story from the week an israeli courts convicted an arab man of great by deception after he lied to an israeli woman he slept with about being jewish but while some say it's justice critics argue it's a thinly veiled excuse for racism. this jewish jerusalem suburb is surrounded by arab neighborhoods and far from cultivating a culture of tolerance vigilante style jewish patrol groups calling themselves fire for judaism stand watch outside the local shopping mall their mission to prevent arab men mixing with the local jewish girls the municipality has created a twenty four hour hotline where parents and friends can phone to rat on jewish girls breaking this to boo a specially trained team of counselors and psychologists is on standby to rescue them as a leash more. it's important to save our traditions culture history and identity because without this who are we through my experience we can see that the chances for a healthy relationship between really

welcome to the program the international court of justice has ruled that cost of a unit that declaration of independence from serbia did not break international law belgrade says it rejects the non-binding decision will serve you claim that cost of a session in february two thousand and eight violated its territorial integrity un's highest court in the hague said there is no article which prevents declarations of sovereignty belgrade says the court hasn't said anything about the legality of kosovo as an independent state of the u.s. many countries have praised meanwhile moscow says the decision sets a dangerous precedent that it still wants bilateral talks between. to resolve their differences journalist and historian it says because decision is unjust. it's pretty much a death sentence for international law this is a textbook case of. a clear violation of both the un resolution twelve forty four and all the accepted norms of international law i honestly was expecting a more nuanced decision along the lines of it was illegal but it doesn't matter i quite honestly didn't expect the world court to take su

the international court of justice in the hague rooms call supposed declaration of independence from serbia was that legal. is a dangerous precedent is being set to leave some live pictures and see that hearing . this is the way that this conflict is ruining our personal lives that we cannot have relationships that we cannot be just human beings. highlighting interface tensions in israel and iran is jailed for rape by deception office waiting a woman to have sex with him by pretending to teach it. and in business u.s. stock markets open hoyle food reserve reports we'll have the details in twenty minutes. a very warm welcome gee this is all from moscow i'm alice habits alleged members of a new. trial on the moscow accused of dozens of ethnically motivated killings on terror plots if found guilty they could spend the rest of their lives in prison stacey bivins is outside the court. some of the defendants said that they are guilty of some of the charges some of them say that they are in a that there is. you know who is guilty and who is and it's that and we spoke to a defense attorney o

the hague's international court of justice ruled this week the cost of this declaration of independence was legal it's not a binding decision but that's not stopping some countries from raising their voices the u.s. and many european countries praised the move moscow says it won't affect its stance and still dialogue between consequent grade argues the court only focused on the declaration and said nothing about the legality of course of an independent state so be it claims that this assertion in seven thousand eight while a to its territorial integrity and its place to step up its diplomatic efforts to stop countries recognizing kosovo journalist and historian the bush says the court's decision is unjust i quite honestly didn't expect the world court to take such a directly pro-american position to be perfectly honest what course i'm always much independent does manchukuo vichy france was in world war two it's a puppet state it suffers from endemic corruption abuses of power in its government structure can be best described as organized crime is not a state in any way shape or form jus

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the hague's international court of justice ruled this week the cause of his declaration of independence was legal it's not a binding decision but that's not stopping some countries from raising their voices the u.s. and many european countries praised the new moscow says it won't affect its stance and who wants dialogue between serbia and kosovo belgrade argues the court only focused on the declaration said nothing about the gallatin because of the pending state. claims that peace assessment program two thousand and eight by late it's prudent to disperse to step up its diplomatic efforts to stop countries recognize of course of a journalist and historian. says the court's decision is unjust i quite honestly didn't expect the world court to take such a directly pro-american position to be perfectly honest what course always a much independent does manchukuo or vichy france was in world war two it's a puppet state it suffers from endemic corruption abuses of power in government structure can be best described as a organized crime is not a state in any way shape or form just because the us

these are the headlines the international court of justice in behavior is that declaration of independence for serbia in two thousand and eight did not break international law the judgment is unlikely to spark concern among countries with the separatist movements that a dangerous precedent has been set. and a fender or a victim of racism. finds himself behind bars after having consensual sex with a jewish woman she complained to police afterward saying he tricked her into believing he was also a jew. and a ruling against alleged. bosco has been put off while four of the suspects go through psychiatric tests they're accused of racially motivated murders and if found guilty face life behind bars. headlines again in half an hour but next our interview show the new coach of the russian national soccer team dick advocaat is the man in the spotlight with host al gore stay with us. for the full story we've got it for. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers on. how again welcome to spotlight on r.t. i'm al green our vent to day my guest is dick advocaat. there were

rules kosovo's declaration of independence from serbia was legal sparking fears a dangerous precedent is being set however the ruling is non-binding. and israel an arab man has been jailed for eighteen months for so-called right by deception and women to have sex with him by pretending to be jewish. and the ruling against the alleged near nazi gang in moscow has been put off while for the suspects psychiatric tests they're accused of racially motivated murders and if found guilty face life behind bars. i'll be back in less than half an hour from now with more news next wall street inside of mexico as a reveals how the world can benefit from getting rid of goldman sachs. if. you. welcome to the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert stacey i don't know if you start or not but the washington post reported on something they're calling top secret america two thousand companies in the u.s. are involved in spying effectively on americans and people all over the world and we know that the reason they're doing this is to help them manipulate markets around the world and trade out

rules the cost of those declaration of independence from serbia in two thousand and eight did not break international law the judgment is likely to spark concern among countries with some bridges movements that a dangerous precedent has been set. and a fender or a victim of racism and now it is really a man of finds himself behind bars after having consensual sex with a jewish woman she complained to police afterwards saying he tricked her into believing he was also a jew. and a ruling against an alleged neo nazi gag in moscow has been put off while four of the suspects go through psychiatric tests they were accused of racially potent waited birders and in found guilty face life behind bars. those were the headlines up next our debate show host peter lavelle asked his guests whether plants in some western countries to bad muslim face veils is an issue of women's rights or intolerance is next here on our team. it is. still. a long way and welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle to ban or not to ban discussion continues with a muslim woman should be barred from appearing in public with th

serbia says it will never recognize possible as you know that declaration of independence from the un's top court rules it was legal. every day ships and bring thousands of tourists in and out of a death row for.

is persecuting and discriminating 11 million people, going against the principles of the declaration of independence. >> you had a little back and forth with a gentleman named hugo chavez. >> yes. >> i want to show a video of you on a univision newscast. it shows your position on chavez. how do you pronounce that? not pronouncing the "h." >> [speaking spanish] >> [speaking spanish] >> [speaking spanish] >> [speaking spanish] [dialog in spanish] >> it is the documentary playing in this town right now, by oliver stone, and he says he loves the guy. and you hear a lot of americans, not a lot, you hear americans say what a great president this guy is. >> it is a documentary playing in this town right now, by oliver stone, and he says he loves the guy. you hear a lot of americans, not a lot, you hear americans say what a great president this guy is. >> he is not a democrat, and that is the problem. it is that simple. president hugo chavez, right now, he has concentrated all of the power in venezuela. he controls the congress. he controls the supreme court. he controls the electoral body who organizes the