present in the hague to be tried for genocide but the evidence is in question. and not enough jobs for americans even low paid work runs out in the u.s. with economists warning a ticking time bomb of unemployment threatening the nation. and it's hitting the markets as well the latest job figures across the atlantic dragged down wall street and pull moscow down in its wake we're about the day's trading on business and around twenty minutes time. it's seven pm in moscow how many so now way and you're watching our chain our top story seven polish soldiers standing trial for the killing of afghan civilians in two thousand and seven have been acquitted a court in warsaw just missed the war crimes charges over a lack of evidence the soldiers were accused of opening mortar and gunfire on an afghan village that killed six people are european correspondent daniel bush has the details. on sixteenth of august two thousand and seven pows troops for twenty six more to show and machine gun fire all in afghan village killed reportedly ready for his wedding as well as the pregn

general rudd claim that it is in the hague to stand trial for war crimes but his defense questions that were a bit of the evidence while there are fears he won't live long enough to see the verdict. the prime suspect in the case of murdered russian journalist anna politkovskaya was flown to moscow for questioning after being captured in chechnya . and driven around the bend millions of unemployed americans spent their periods assisted people in the work not keeping their country out of the wars. that emerged as the new global financial center about the order of european businessmen who gathered meeting well they say that the boom is ahead more in business about twenty minutes. around the world and around the clock this is r.t. going to have you with us today well straight to our top story now that it should nickname the butcher of bosnia has joined his former boss for a very courageous in the hague a sixty nine year old army commander now awaits prosecution of genocide but it's expected to be months before his trial begins and the question it's in is simply evidence the tribunals he's u

former bosnian serb generals outcome that it says in the hague to stand trial for war crimes his defense question is the validity of the evidence all the peers who won't live long enough to see the verdict. the prime suspect in the case of a murdered russian journalist anna politkovskaya supposed to moscow for questioning after being captured in chechnya. and back on the home front millions of americans struggle to find jobs while through the cost of the military campaign overseas working against them by crippling amused legit. world news twenty four hours a day you're watching our table. the top story in iraq and that it the butcher of bosnia has joined his former boss rather than curettage in the hague sixty nine year old army commander now awaits prosecution for genocide but it's expected to be months before his trial begins any better question and it's a mystery of the evidence the tribunals using to base its case on his country expects. sixteen years on the run six days in serbian court and the rest of his life in the hague official belgrade was more than ready to extradite former b

prison in the hague to be tried for genocide but the evidence is in question. and not enough make jobs for americans even low paid work runs out in the u.s. with the economist morning taking time bomb of unemployment is threatening the nation. live from moscow you're watching our t.v. with me and from now it's six pm here in the russian capital four pm in warsaw and seven polder soldiers standing trial for the killing of afghan civilians in two thousand and seven have been acquitted a court in the polish capital of war crimes charges over a lack of evidence the soldiers were accused of opening mortar and gunfire on an afghan village and killed six people let's get the details from our european correspondent daniel schorr so he now joins us live daniel take us through this case why was it so significant. on sixteenth of august two thousand and seven posters troops five twenty six more to show and machine gun fire all of the afghan village killed reportedly getting ready ready for his wedding as well as a pregnant woman and children know the true. claims that the

what about the hague tribunal. well the hague tribunal for for for for me the slightly considered to be an example of justice do you believe that it's really doing a good job i think so because. i was in. the weiss and i had interview where is the leaders of this institute and them sure they are not against serbs like some people say like to say in moscow or in belgrade they're against crime crime. in belgrade in the zagreb and in. the majority of the accused by this tribunal for me just like they are serbs do you consider this fair. because we know that that also that not only serves the muslims krauts lots of lots of ethnic groups participated in the war but the sometimes it looks like the the tribunals is a live for serbs no i am not agree with this view because it's very easy serbs populations twice more then in creation and twice more in most in the car and the herzegovina and the many times more than in slovenia. do you think that general route could not reach who is in syria do you think that he'll get a fai

former bosnian serb general robert she's in the hague to stand trial for war crimes his defense questions the validity of the evidence while there are fears he won't live long enough to see the verdict. the prime suspect in the case of a murdered russian journalist anna politkovskaya is flown to moscow for questioning also being captured in chechnya. the battle on the home front millions of americans struggle to find jobs three costly military campaigns and sees us budgets. to become a global financial center that's the heart of this is man who gathered in north korea for a meeting and they say the boom times are ahead more in business in ten minutes. are you watching us he broadcasting live from moscow welcome to the program. nicknamed the butcher of bosnia story his former boss. in the hague a sixty nine year old army commander now awaits prosecution of genocide but it's expected to be months before his trial begins and question the legitimacy of the evidence the tribunals using to base its case on. explains. sixteen years on the run six days in serbian court and the rest of his life in

prison in the hague to be tried for genocide but the evidence is in question. the main suspect in the killing of russian journalist i'm not clear is being interrogated in moscow amid hopes he may said why and who masterminded the murder. and not enough new jobs for americans even though they'd work runs out in the u.s. with a communist warning a ticking time bomb of unemployment is threatening the nation. and is it the end of the economic world as we know it we talk to one of the leading lights of the financial apocalypse here on business and around twenty minutes. it's five pm in moscow this is archie coming to you live with me and he said no way but first seven polish soldiers standing trial for the killing of afghan civilians in two thousand and seven have been acquitted the court was shot warsaw rather dismissed the war crimes charges for lack of evidence the soldiers were accused of opening mortar and gunfire on a village in afghanistan six people were killed and three others severely injured one of the victims was a pregnant woman but the troops claim the

before the trial can begin the hague always has. kind of done things as they call i mean it's it's been an improvisation they've changed indictments on people they've written indictments on people who've actually banned them already exported to the hague meaning first you get arrested and then you get an indictment against so that's the way the hague works so you won't be a surprise if they just you'd like to invite a few more times they did it with the law sure which they did it with others they've done it. so it's just standard procedure for a tribunal in the case of former president slobodan milosevic it took over a year for proceedings to start because no loss of a child to familiarize himself with over a million of pages of case files and time is precisely what that can lead which doesn't have or. you don't need to be an expert to understand my father is in a very poor condition he can't even read he has to go through thousands of pages to be able to testify in court but he's simply unable to do that he has difficulties with sp

former bosnian serb general rocco and lauded she is in the hague sound trial for war crimes for the first hearing scheduled for friday but is the france questions the validity of evidence while there are fears he won't live long enough to see her death and. the prime suspect in the case of murdered russian journalist on the part of course the guy has flown to moscow for questioning after being captured in chechnya. and driven round the band's millions of unemployed americans and their fury at the system keeping them out of work but not keeping the country out of wars. but from our headquarters in central moscow you're watching r t with me and he said now it's two pm here in the russian capital our top story right calm a lot it's nicknamed the butcher of bosnia will face a point hearing this friday the sixty nine year old army commander is awaiting prosecution in the hague for war crimes many of those questioned the legitimacy of the evidence the tribunal is using to base its case on artie's katrina explains sixteen years on the run six days in serbian court and the rest of his life in the

sixteen years on the run six days in serbian court and the rest of his life in the hague. official belgrade was more than ready to extradite former bosnian serb army chief. in a matter of hours but the i.c.t. why is not as ready to prosecute what it is accused of ordering the mass murder of muslim men and boys in the village of slitting meets a in one thousand nine hundred five. the hague tribunal does have a lot of evidence regarding the massacre but is all of it valid the forensic. certainly does not support the extravagant charges of eight thousand victims and. much of the evidence of political combat that's occurred during that period is studiously ignored by the hague tribunal and by the press because they have to do it if they have to bolster the number of. casualties to come somewhat closer to the target figure afraid. there are questions about the way the evidence has been interpreted for instance with the autopsy reports the i.c.t. why presents three thousand five hundred sixty eight reports as corresponding to three thousand five hundred sixty eight bodies but ma

president in the hague to be tried for genocide but the evidence is in question. the main suspect in the killing of russian journalist on the previous courts and being interrogated in moscow when it holds you may shed light on the mind of a martyr. not enough jobs for americans even though paid work runs out in the you asked with economists warning i'd take you time bomb unemployment is threatening the next. you're watching r t live from moscow we start with some breaking news this hour it's seven polar soldiers standing trial for the killing of afghan civilians in two thousand and seven have been acquitted according warsong of war crimes charges for lack of evidence soldiers were accused of opening mortar and gunfire on a village in afghanistan six people were killed and three others injured one of the victims was a pregnant woman the troops claimed their commander ordered the attack after being targeted by taliban militants the prosecutors were demanding twelve years in jail it's not yet clear whether there will be an appeal some sixteen hundred polish troops ar

also bosnian serb wartime commander ratko luggage begins his way to the un prison in the hague to be tried for genocide but the evidence is in question. are not enough not jobs for americans even low paid work runs out of the u.s. with economist mourning a ticking time bomb of unemployment threatening the nation. hello this is r t it's eight pm now here in moscow my name's kevin know it and our top story for you tonight seven polish soldiers standing trial for the killing of afghan civilians in two thousand and seven have been acquitted a court in warsaw dismissed the war crimes charges over a lack of evidence and soldiers were accused of opening mortar and gun fire on an afghan village that killed six people our european correspondent daniel bushell has the story. on sixteenth of august two thousand and seven polish troops fired twenty six mortar shells and machine gun fire on an afghan village killed reportedly getting ready ready for his wedding as well as the pregnant women and children other troops claim that they were ordered to do so by their commander and the firing on civili

general recommended it to peers at the hague tribunal saying the charges against him are of noxious some experts suggest that the number killed in these massacre was fabricated. but far as an ammunition dump in central russia has triggered explosions which have injured dozens and forced thirty thousand from their homes. in russia says an international report which calls the war on drugs. is playing into the hands of the narcotics cartel. international news and comment live from our studios here in central moscow this is r.t. rock about it charles made his first appearance in front of the hague tribunal he didn't enter a plea but called the charges against him monstrous and obnoxious his plea hearing will take place in a month the fall of bosnian serb army general is indicted on eleven counts including the murder of eight thousand muslims at but it should be on the run for sixteen years and was arrested last thursday is of rest an extradition was told to go to the e.u. is a key objective for serbia to gain membership patterns are of a look at the strength of the evidence brought against h

bosnian serb wartime commander right cold blooded begins his way to the un prison in the hague to be tried for genocide but the evidence is in question. also not so now from the jobs for americans even low paid work now runs out of the u.s. with economists warning a ticking time bomb unemployment threatening the nation. and coming up on business an exclusive interview with the deputy chairman of the russia's largest company gazprom about the government's plans to increase taxes on the industry join me for this story and photos in and around twenty minutes time. hello this is r.t. from moscow it's nine pm here now my name is kevin zero in our top story for you tonight seven a polish soldier standing trial for the killing of afghan civilians in two thousand and seven have been acquitted a court in warsaw dismissed the war crimes charges over a lack of evidence the soldiers were accused of opening mortar and gunfire on an afghan village they killed six people our european correspondent dana bushell has the story. on sixteenth of august two thousand and seven polish troops fired twenty s

former general regulated cheers of the hague tribunal saying the charges against him of noxious some experts suggest the number killed in the massacre was fabricated. a fire it's an ammunition dump in central russia has triggered explosions which it injured thousands and forced thirty thousand from their homes. accusations of flying is histeria around a new bog that's crippled the european vegetable market gathers pace. and a weak u.s. jobs for the month of may as for the investors to worry about the sustainability of global economic growth and of course russian markets to plummet one and a half percent on friday more on that in our business but with an announcement you know. international news and comment live from our studios here in central moscow this is the reckon without it she made his first appearance in front of the hague tribunal he didn't enter a plea but called the charges against him monstrous and obnoxious his plea hearing will take place in a month the former bosnian serb army general is indicted on eleven counts of war crimes including the murder of eight thousand mus

expressing support to the rebels journalist and author after returns he says the fact that william hague is sitting down one of the one of the sides of the queues of war crimes is a disaster team so deliberate. attempts at stopping any type of seized peace process well we now know is that william hague the british foreign secretary is seated there and he says he's in with the rebels the u.n. panel in the past few days is said there are war crimes being committed by some of the rebels. british foreign secretary inter-tribal to ever give you an international criminal court decision i'm sure you're being subpoenaed. it's looking more and more like it is still with only russia and china holding any call of a player there with. the russian military says a massive fire at an ammunition temporary that's been raging for over twenty four hours has been put out but the number of those injured in the accident continues to rise and currently stands at eighty six dozens of buildings have been destroyed and almost thirty thousand people were forced to leave their homes artie's peter all of a brings us

well blondes the deputy editor of the online magazine spike says what's going on in the hague now is a show trial with the outcome already set in stone but i don't think there's anything. there about this trial at all about the whole process. or what's what's happening in. the code the outcome is going to be in but it's been set already it's a bit of a show trial i think. as a result of yeah i think it's very much about bolstering the west's position and making the west look like it's the free defender of justice and the largest has already been such a bad guy in this i'm not. allowed to choose our wonderful human being but there were crimes on all sides in that war and to pick out one side was worse than the other is a bit peculiar of the situation was watching murky there were opportunists nationalists politicians on all sides and some fairly brutal people behind them as well. and some contributors to the r.t. form the same the hague tribunal should be dissolved in their view it has no legal grounds to exist but the old websites have to have your say on whether general recommend wh

former general of light is refutes all charges against him as he appears at the hague tribunal with many experts saying the number of those killed in scotland was fabricated to accuse him of genocide. and ammunition dump in central russia has triggered explosions which of doesn't stand for thirty thousand people from their homes. russia says an international report which calls the war on drugs a failure is playing directly into the hands of narcotics cartel. and off the weak u.s. jobs for the month of may russia's not going stay good to end friday's session one point three percent lower raising all gains for the week more on the markets and the latest business news in an hour bulletin twenty minutes. with r.t. live from moscow i'm received a very warm welcomes here. as i made his first appearance in front of the hague tribunals he didn't enter a plea but called the charges against him monstrous and noxious his pre-hearing one i'll take place in a month's time the former bosnian serb army general is indicted on eleven counts of war crimes including the murder of eight thousand muslims and

former general recommended it your peers of the hague tribunal saying the charges against him of noxious some experts are just another killed in these five and it's a massacre was fabricated. a far it's an ammunition dump in central russia has triggered explosions which of injured dozens and forced thirty thousand from their homes. also accusations of flying as his theory around the new dog that's crippled the european vegetable market gathers pace. international news in comment live from our studios here in central moscow this is the recommended it has made his first appearance in front of the hague tribunal he didn't enter a plea but called the charges against him monstrous and noxious is please take place in a month from now the former bosnian serb army general is indicted on eleven counts of war crimes including the murder of eight thousand muslims its residents and that it had been on the run for sixteen years and was arrested last thursday his arrest and extradition was told by the e.u. was a key objective of serbia to gain membership concerns are about looks at the strength of the

former general of rocco bloody refutes all charges against him as he appears of the hague tribunal with many experts saying the number of those killed in its revenue was fabricated to accuse him of genocide. fire and ammunition dump in central russia has triggered explosions which of injured doesn't stand for thirty thousand people from the us. and russia says an international report which calls the war on drugs a failure is playing right into the hands of the narcotics card. just after six pm here in moscow you without seeing a very warm welcome. chinese made his first appearance in front of the hague tried you know he didn't enter a plea but called the charges against him monstrous and of noxious is a plea hearing will now take place in a month the former bosnian serb army general is indicted on eleven counts of your crimes including the murder of eight thousand muslims abstract and it's a lot it had been on the run for sixteen years and was arrested just last thursday his arrest and extradition was touted by the e.u. as a key objective for serbia to gain membership president sort of

attempts at stopping any type of seized peace process well we now know is that william hague british foreign secretary is seated there and he says he's in with the rebels the u.n. panel in the past few days and said that there are war crimes being committed by some of the rebels. the british foreign secretary ever gave you an international criminal court decision i'm sure you're being subpoenaed and it's looking more and more like it is all still with only russia and china holding any cards to play of there would. and let's now go to the u.s. capitol where hundreds have been dancing at the jefferson memorial in order to exercise their first amendment rights nost week r.t. america adam kokesh was arrested with four other protesters of the learned not for doing the same thing he's going to check on has more from our d.c. bureau this is what i saw the crowd was dispersed sort of pushed out of the jefferson memorial but dozens of people really risked being arrested for just peacefully dancing a commemorative everyone had this fear that it could happen at any time to many it sounded like

expressing support for the rebel journalist and author afshin rattansi excess the fact that william hague is holding talks with one of the sides accused by some of war crimes is a disaster seems so deliberate. attempts at stopping any type of seized peace process for all we now know is that william hague the british foreign secretary is seated there and he's he's in with the rebels the u.n. panel in the past few days is said that there are war crimes being committed by some of the rebels. british foreign secretary into the river came to an international criminal court decision i'm sure he'll be subpoenaed and it's looking more and more like a disaster with only russia and china holding any cards to play at the moment. and to the u.s. capitol now where hundreds have been dancing at the jefferson memorial in order to exercise that first amendment rights last week once the america host adam kokesh was arrested with four other protesters at the landmark for doing the same thing oh she is going to trickle down has more from our d.c. bureau. this is what i saw the crowd was dispersed sort of pu

attempts at stopping any type of cease peace process all we now know is that william hague the british foreign secretary is seated there and he's even with the rebels the u.n. panel in the past few days and said that there are war crimes being committed by some of the rebels so i think the british foreign secretary into trouble if it ever came to an international criminal court decision i'm sure he'll be being subpoenaed . it's looking more and more like a disaster with only russia and china holding any cards to play at the moment well let's go to washington d.c. where hundreds of people have been dancing at the jefferson memorial claiming they're exercising their first amendment rights last week r.t. america and kokesh and four others were arrested by the police for talents in the same spot can have more from our washington d.c. bureau. this is what i saw the crowd was this cursed sort of pushed out of the jefferson memorial but dozens of people really risked being arrested for just peacefully dancing at the memorial everyone had his fear that it could happen at any time to many it so

server has asked the hague tribunal for a special permission to question former bosnian serb general radicalized it accused of genocide as a potential witness in their own investigation into mass killing during the first appearance at the war crimes tribunal he called the accusations monstrous and of noxious largish was arrested last thursday after sixteen years on the run he's been charged with eleven counts of war crimes including his part in the internet of eight thousand muslims at srebrenica during the civil war in yugoslavia however it's national it's considered a hero it's a thought for his people and his transfer to the court was seen as a key condition before serbia could join the acts that stayed still might not be enough those conditions don't need to be met if the e.u. likes you ask about iran remaining who admitted for very obvious strategic reasons and didn't meet any particular conditions at all in so doing the real reason that serbia is outside the. club as it were. so be in succession is broader problems of course what has not been resolved that's a situation that st

we now have a report from the hague from matthew price. >> it was a day of goodbyes for the man accusedade under heavy security, ratko mladic was taken to the grave of his daughter. she killed herself with her father's gun, so upset she's rumored to have been at his role in the yugoslav wars. later, his son and wife came to bid farewell. a right his victims were never afforded. as commander of the bosnian serb forces, ratko mladic is accused of using murder, rape, torture, deportation as tools of war to clear parts of bosnia of all nonserbs. and almost two decades later, in a convoy to the airport, he was driven to face justice. away from his beloved serbia into the netherlands, and finally on to the u.n. detention center. in the end, this was a very short and quick journey for ratko mladic, but as the helicopter takes him into the hague detention facility, it brings to an end a very long, difficult, and brutal chapter in europe's history. minutes later, a convoy with blacked out windows arrived. >> i doubt the indictment will be given to him. he'll undergo a medical examination and wil

the former general peers of the hague tribunal saying the charges against him are of noxious some experts suggest the number killed in the sort of it's a massacre was fabricated. a farce an ammunition dump in central russia has triggered explosions which have injured thousands and forced thirty thousand from their homes. also argues ations are flying us histeria around the new bog that's crippled the european vegetable market gathers pace. and one year into the longest ever space flight simulation in this and i'm ok five hundred crew party takes a look at their journey to the red planet and back. international news in comment live from our studios here in central moscow this is our team. has made his first appearance in front of the hague tribunal he didn't enter a plea but called the charges against him monstrous and noxious he's pre-hearing will take place in a month the former bosnian serb army general is in guarded on eleven counts of war crimes including the murder of eight thousand muslims. and that it should be on the run for sixteen years and was arrested last thursday he said res

so the hague tribunal for social permission to question former bosnian serb general right good logic accused of genocide as a potential witness in their own investigation into the mass killing during his first appearance at the war crimes tribunal he called the accusations of monstrous and noxious laddish was arrested last thursday after sixteen years on the run has been charged with eleven counts of war crimes including his part in the massacre of eight thousand muslims a tribune it said during the civil war in yugoslavia however national is considered large a hero who fought for his people is transferred to the court and was seen as a key condition for said it could join the e.u. but experts say it still might not be in. those conditions don't need to be met if the e.u. likes you. and remain who admitted for very obvious strategic reasons and didn't meet any particular conditions at all in so doing now the real reason that serbia is outside the e.u. club as it were is that the serbian secession is province of course iraq has not been resolved that the situation still needs to be re

population of soviet guides of the former yugoslavia which was destroyed by the west ours and the hague tribunal is there to create an entirely different picture it's the one time the most of europe where people are held for years without trial waiting for trial when they're when their verdict is known in advance in fact is even worse than the guantanamo bay of europe because at least there in the guantanamo bay the judges know what the rules are at the hague tribunal is kangaroo court the rules are worked up as they go along and always at the expense of the serbs and the lions the deputy editor of the online magazine the spike who says what's going on there hey in russia going on in the hague right now excuse me it's actually a show trial with the outcome already set in stone. i don't think there's anything . there about this trial it's all about the whole process. i think what's what's happening it is that because the outcome is going to be in. that already it's a bit of a show trial i think. as a result i think it's very much about bolstering the west's position and making the west l

matthew price reports from the hague. >> it was a day of good buys for the man accused of genocide. this morning in belgrade, ratko mladic was taken to the grave of his daughter. she killed herself with her father's gun, so upset at his role in the yugoslav wars. later, his son and wife came to bid farewell, a right his victims' were never afforded. as commander of the bosnian serb forces, mladic is accused of using murder, rape, torture, and deportation as tools of war to clear parts of bosnia all non- serbs. almost two decades later, in a convoy to the airport, he was driven to face justice. up and away from his beloved serbia, into the netherlands, and finally on words to the un's detention center. in the end, this was a short journey. as the helicopter takes him into the hague, but it brings to an end a long, difficult, and brutal chapter in europe's history. minutes later, a convoy arrived. >> i am hoping the indictment will be given to him, he will undergo medical examination, and he will be put into an isolated cell for the first few days of detention. >> it is a cell like th

for saying that the hague tribunal should be dissolved in their view it has no legal grounds to exist if you just go to our website you can have your say on the general radical malott it will get a fair trial at the un a war crimes court article com is the address where you can express your opinion on this and of course many other subjects. but huge source of personal data in the palm of your hand that's what smartphone has become nowadays but all the private information on your hi tech device can easily become public knowledge. discovers. what does your i phone four know about you and who can access this information. even when i'm not making a phone call and just walking around with every step this won't track my dear graphical location if i don't decide to connect in a. nearby cafe my phone records as well if i then decide to send an e-mail perhaps some private passwords all of that information is stored on a device itself in fact this is a treasure trove of private data that's kept there for months and sometimes even years until now you could at least protect yourself with password

mladic has been extradited to the hague where he faces 11 charges for war crimes. he's expected to appear in court tomorrow. i am very pleased to have vuk jeremic at this table for the first time to talk about jaesh and the region that he knows so well. even though... welcome. even though you left to go to london with yr family and therefore eventually went to cambridge and... for your education. >> well, that was a very difficult time. i was part of this generation that left exyugoslavia. i come from a mixed family. >> rose: mixed i what way? >> my father i serb my mother is boss knee yak. there wereundreds of thousands of mixed families at the time and my family left the beginning of the war. i was a part of the democracy vement, the resistance movement to the dictatorship of slobodan milosevic and my return back home was related to the instigation of democracy in serbia. >> rose: but tell me today what of the... how is that remembered that awful period in the history with the breakup of yugoslavia, the conflict thaok place. what are the vestiges of it? >> i thin

former general live it calls the genocide charges against him monstrous serbia hands it over to the hague but instead of clearing a path to the e.u. belgrade finds the criteria's list just got longer. believe intervention the loses altitude as nato eager to regain the initiative rolls out have a gunship three night in fears of an imminent ground war. health inspectors zone and obama in a zone in on a german restaurant to hunt the source of the killer you call it bog but it's a little relief for struggling spain after he was initially blamed for the outbreak . and am in the russian capital this is our joshua today to take a look at the top stories of the week serbia has asked the hague to question the former general welcome rod it's who's accused of genocide as a potential witness in their own investigation into what happened in the balkans conflict lot of shapira to the war crimes court for the first time this week calling the charges against him monstrous and noxious the former bosnian serb army chief has been indicted on eleven of the council of war crimes including the murder of eight

calls the genocide charges against him and the monstrous possibly of fines that extraditing him to the hague is not the fast track into the e.u. did it have hope for. missile helicopters overall into libya as a sky as a nato aims to break months of deadlock it's sparking fears that a ground invasion may already be in the works in. spain and blames of curlin for pushing it to the brink of balance why approach early accusing it of starting the deadly e. coli outbreak investigators are now homing in on a german restaurant. with r.t. as we highlight the week's stories that made headlines i'm a rule research a welcome to the program now serbia has asked the hague to question the former general about it she was accused of genocide as a potential witness and their own investigation into what happened in the balkan this conflict let it shift here to the war crimes court for the first time this week calling the charges against him monstrous and up not just the former bosnian serb army chief has been indicted on i love doing other stuff war crimes including the murder of eight thousand muslims outstre