in the north of kosovo and on the serbs as a whole. you know sort of you it's a loony. predominantly ethnic albanian constable you know naturally declared independence from serbia in two thousand and eight serbia does not recognise its independence evanovich is killing is likely to raise tensions between ethnic albanians and minority serbs in the region. what's now we'd like to bring in someone who knew mr oliver ivanovitch personally do shaun really is the head of the brussels office of the german institute for international and security affairs welcome to the show i want to talk a little bit about mr evanovich and what you knew about him and maybe you could tell us why was he so significant in northern kosovo and what was it about him that would have made him a lightning rod for this kind of attack all over iran which was an independent who was very outspoken although he was also pretty much in his attempt to build the bridges between the various communities and to improve the political climate in the region he named people who were

the kosovo court convicted him of war crimes.t verdict was overturned, and a retrial had been underway when he was killed. his car would set on fire in july. the serbian president said his country must be included in the inquiry. "whoever carried it out, carried out an attack on the ivanovic family, and on the serbs as a whole." predominantly, kosovo unilaterally declared independence in 2008. serbia does not recognize its independence. ivanovic's assassination is likely to inflame tensions in the region. brent: we would now like to bring in someone who knew mr. ivanovic. dusan is the head of the institute for international security affairs. welcome to the show. i want to talk a little about mr. ivanovic, and maybe you can tell us why he was so significant in northern kosovo. what was it about him that made him a lightning rod for this kind of attack? dusan: oliver ivanovic was an independent man who was very outspoken, although he was also pragmatic in his attempts to build bridges between various communities. he named people wh

give a hand to kosovo albanians a majority say the overall majority in kosovo after independence and after the war he was a pacemaker he was building bridges to britain i was even a member of the government of the cause of a government in the united nations rule after the war of one thousand nine hundred ninety nine so seems that war in one thousand nine hundred what have relations between cause of and serbia been like that not so much in the headlines now but very tough not very good relationships trips of course this is why these negotiations today that was scheduled that were scheduled today in brussels were so important it up with the first meeting of the one year. technical discussion group negotiators from belgrade and from question well to mate in brussels to keep the process going. to move on again and to facilitate practical discussions practical issues for the daily life of people especially in the northern part of the city of middle of it so that it's divided between albanians and so now that he is dead what will that mean for those talks on for those on going negotiations

in the north of kosovo and on the serbs as a whole. you know sort of you with silly. predominantly ethnic albanian kosovo unilaterally declared independence from serbia in two thousand and eight serbia does not recognize its independence evanovich is killing is likely to raise tensions between ethnic albanians and minorities in the region. from kauffman has extensive experience of reporting from the balkans so welcome frank. rich is kidding looks like an assassination what are authorities saying well the doctor came out after he treated all of a van of which this morning saying that he probably was already dead when he arrived at the hospital he was shot as you just mentioned with five bullets and he was probably already that right after that he had no chance to the wife half an hour later after he was gunned down here right at the hospital and i must tell you this this is a shocking events because i believe one of which was a leading figure of peacemaking in the balkans and so what are people saying about suspects not so much yet but

only in kosovo. i believe it's yes, in kosovo, but also here, it is very important to protect women that come out and speak up. not only protect, but also embrace, support and make sure that their stories don't end up being just the headline of the day, because i fear if we are not consistent on the objective which is sexual harassment, we will lose this conversation on proper names, you know? oh, did you see this x person sexually assaulted y person. there are millions of women out there that have no platform. women that work in hospitals, in schools, in farms. they are not celebrities. how do we stay focused on the subject, not on the names that are attached to the harassment? and i think we have to be much more cautious, the rest of us that are getting enthusiastic about the debate, we need to make sure that we stay focused on what's important and what is important is the subject. not sexual harassment, not individual stories which are very painful, yes, but there are millions of stories out there

mediated talks in kosovo at the news event of each death. let's bring in david his friend kaufman who has extensive experience reporting from the balkans he joins us here in our studio thank you frank this has all the hallmarks of an assassination what are authorities saying well we just learned that police is out on the on the crime scene in north middle of it's in a serbian dominated part of kosovo but there's not much more than dot have just mentioned that mating that was going to in brussels that was planned to be the first meeting of technical discussions between the cost of wide bay indian governments in christian and the serbs in the middle of it's and also belgrade of course that was canceled and that points a lot to the fact that this was obviously very much likely a political assassination explain to us who all of or about of it was and why he was important or kosovo he was a moderate he was also a nationalist that even was divorced convicted of war crimes during the war in the ninety's and of the one nine hundred ninety s. the app

this is news live from berlin a top serve politician gunned down in kosovo all over avan of which was a prominent leader of ethnic serbs in the country his killing bears the hallmarks of a political assassination triggering fears of fresh tensions between kosovo and serbia also coming up police make a disturbing discovery in southern california thirteen siblings held captive in this suburban home and they've charged the parents with torture. normal no more migrants camps that's a promise the french president delivered in a port city that has become a magnet for thousands of asylum seekers and he will clamp down on illegal migration. to thank you for joining us a prominent leader of ethnic serbs in kosovo has been gunned down in front of his political party's office in the city of new reports say all over avan a bitch was pronounced dead in a local hospital after being found lying in the street with gunshot wounds to his trust his killing is likely to inflame tensions between serbia and kosovo a former province that declared independence ten years ago a serbian delegation walked out of

from berlin a top server politician has been gunned down in kosovo and serbia calling it an attack on the entire country all over should was a prominent leader of ethnic serbs his murder has triggered renewed fears of tensions between kosovo and serbia we'll talk to someone who knew him also coming up children and kiddie porn it takes just moments to share a video but a thousand youngsters in are finding out that it could have devastating consequences when that video is pornographic. it's good to have you with us a prominent leader of kosovo's ethnic serbs has been gunned down in front of his political party's office in the city of. reports say that all over a band of it was pronounced dead in a local hospital after being found in the street with gunshot wounds to the chest his killing is a wifely to inflame tensions between serbia and kosovo a former province that declared independence a decade ago news of his death prompted the serbian delegation to walk out of mediated talks on kosovo. all right we're going to try we're still trying to get in touch with our guests who knew mr inven

kosovo needs to move on. this is what women have brought to kosovo. state building is far easier than society bidding. you adopt a law, a constitution, it is challenging. but it's much easier than society building, than building a social cohesion in a society that just came out from the war. so i am proud of everything what women did in kosovo. i'm even prouder to represent them in washington, d.c. >> what do you all think of this? raise your hand if you want to chime in. this question of whether women approach conflict and moving past conflict without getly p l without getting polly anna, do they approach it in a different way and how so?-- without getting polly anna, do they approach it in a different way and how so?-- without getting polly anna, do they approach it in a different way and how so?-- without getting polly anna, do they approach it in a different way and how so? -- without getting polly anna, do they approach it in a different way and how so? >> women approach is differently because they are mothers, they are spouses, they are everythi

i am from kosovo which is the youngest democracy. my colleague suffered a stroke so many things but i keep that i keep repeating it because i love it. we are two years younger than twitter. [laughter] but we are also a very young democracy. 70% of the population under 30. >> 70%? >> under 30. so i am not young for our standards. [laughter] and third, kosovo is by far the most [inaudible] we have a statue on the boulevard. we are very unique. and we are going to celebrate our half birthday next month. patriot when we grow up i hope we will become like this truly inspiring model. it is true xhosa boat has gone through a lot. over half the population was supported. families were destroyed and torn apart, but kosovo is no longer known only for its tragic past. because of women, kosovo has become also a story of success and inspiration. we were the first in southeastern europe to have a commander-in-chief woman president. we also are the country with the largest number of per capita. so i don't confuse me with just one. but there was a yo

united approach towards kosovo. but there are moves to the slope you want your. rules to be and if you don't want to accept it will lose what i wager with. the are except in the rules the logic of the political side of the u. we are working hard on our internal cohesion or living together of all our ethnic communities including working with cause for war sharpish we are working on rule of law we are working the economy and the sustainable peace my role as a former leader of. as as well to have the peace of a sustainable peace because of all the arguments that i have that we sustainable peace is not only a photo of her then it is offloaded theirs is to make sure and to allow population of both countries to believe in peace the same criticisms of your government keep coming here the government corruption lack of accountability for corruption and intimidation which is still a big problem. i had to come back i was far fierce in opposition i am. one hundred days in our fees i take responsibility for what i am in charge they are working on a very transparent way as a g

kosovo has become a story of success and inspiration. we were the first country in southeastern european to have a commander in chief, a woman president. we also are the country with the largest number of golden miles per capita. so i don't confuse you, that is just one. that was also won by a woman, a young girl. she waited for her chance, because kosovo just joined the olympics and we had the chance to compete for the first time. there was this young woman. by the way, judo. you never say in kosovo you fight like a girl. you don't end up very well. there was this young woman who trai

since crosser voted to add independence almost twenty since the end of the war here after many delays kosovo has a new war crimes court but many people want to see it scrapped before it's even up and running all this is landed up on the desk of the prime minister rabble shire i deny my guest here in pristina the west has told him that if the court is stopped he could pretty much forget about joining nato or the e.u. what's he going to do. welcome to come to thank you thank you. twenty fifteen because of the greed of the so called specialist. in the hague to try war crimes locations of relating to the conflict in kosovo now some politicians here want to scrap that court before it's even started is it going to go ahead or quarter exist it's created the volunteers in parliament and it's a member and be involved in the idea of. procedures related to the court but it's not. stopping the court. really because forty three pieces signed a petition wanted to stop the call it's the start the court itself it's eighty votes it's two thirds it's a man men of our constitution have agreed in that it's a la

this is news live from berlin atop serve politician gunned down in kosovo all over a vote of it was a prominent leader of ethnic serbs in the country his killing bears the hallmarks of a political assassination triggering fears of fresh tensions between kosovo and serbia . also coming up police make a disturbing discovery in southern california thirteen siblings held captive in this suburban home in chains they charged the parents with torture. the french president visits kull a a port city that's become a magnet for asylum seekers a model because there are to announce a new policy aimed to clamp down on illegal migration. plus scandal overshadows the pope's first visit to chile pope francis faces national outrage over a high profile sex abuse case many chileans have turned away from the catholic faith this allusion by a long time cover up. good to have you with us a prominent leader of ethnic serbs in kosovo has been gunned down in front of his political party's office in the city of meter of reports say all over it was pronounced dead in a local hospital after being found lying in t

mediated talks on kosovo and news of if one of its death. did these frank calls one is following the story for us he has extensive experience reporting on the balkans hi frank this looks like an assassination what are police saying well the police is on the ground at the moment to find more evidence says no public statement so far from from the best to gauge as i believe learn from the doctor in the hospital that he was brought there thirty minutes after he was gunned down and that he was or was there already dead when he arrived that he had no chance to so what if the political. background of all this i think is essential to think about at the moment today you've just mentioned that we had scheduled a meeting a very important meeting of technical talks between abeyance and serves then brussels and that was canceled right away and that was the first meeting to improve such improve the situation the living conditions on the ground between the bains and ethnic serbs in kosovo the first time after one year so i think if we think about this a li

but you are right. >> when the war was over, kosovo is a better and safer place now. >> not only kosovo, the entire region. >> we will see. >> it is still unfinished business. >> very much so. >> probably one of the failures on us foreign policy. the lack of ability to follow up. >> really? quickly consider the second world war. >> really? we did not follow up? how can you possibly say that? [laughter] >> is pretty much "unfinished business". and more prosperous than it has ever been. i think that you won that war. >> i'm glad to hear you say. as an american, thank you for your gratitude. >> absolutely. >> first of all, one of the things about shock and awe was what is the outcome that you want? world war ii, what was your grandfathers instructions? occupy europe and destroy the military. we do not set outcomes. in iraq the second time no one asked, what next? we were talking on fox and everyone said the same thing. what next? you have to know what you're doing. secondly it is difficult for a president to extricate themselves. lyndon johnson wanted to get out of vietnam. how did you do

how many kosovo people died in the interim? it was a horribly executed campaign by nato, unfortunately. we destroyed very, very, very little. the serbs were good at this information, hiding in camouflage and even though things worked out, 78 days was too long a price. that was my consideration. if we had threaded using ground forces initially than that would've been over much more quickly with longer lasting consequences. because right now the balkans are still a potentially leasing area, not just kosovo but the rest of the region. so i don't think it's over. over yet, but the fact is that that was badly handled for a lot of reasons based on presidential refusal to take the action that was necessary. >> because we have the pleasure of the ambassador being here, would you mind if i have a bit of a discussion here? would you like respond to that? hold on one second for the microphone. >> well, of course we would have liked, being kosovo are myself, taking you to go i was a refugee. millions of kosovars had to flee their homes. th

up there as a whole box of a political assassination triggering fears of renewed tensions between kosovo and serbia also on the program. the manual macro promises another clampdown on illegal migration the french president made his comments a cali port city that's become a magnet for thousands of asylum seekers trying to reach britain. thirteen brothers and sisters held captive in chains in their suburban home in southern california police charged the parents with torture. i feel gail welcome to the program a prominent leader of kosovo's ethnic serbs has been gunned down in front of his political party's office in the city of misrata in port said yvonne of each was pronounced dead in a local hospital after being found in the street with gunshot wounds to the chest his killing is likely to inflame tensions between serbia and kosovo a former province that declared independence a decade ago news of his death prompted the serbian delegation to walk out of e.u. mediated talks on. the w's front hoffman has extensive experience of reporting from the boat. welcome frank. rich is kidding looks li

it on both these things he says the nation is supposed to frighten the serbs kosovo. the danger level is definitely increasing in cost of oil i believe he was targeted in specific to try to so terror in the hearts and minds of the serbs who have decided to stay in serbia province of costs of oil and not to give in to the threat of terror from albanian separatists so this is a critical event and i applaud president is moved to go to cost of all to lay a wreath and in fact i would expect that he would spend more time in the future to reassure the serbs that the serbian government is not abandoning its in the interest of some west paymasters to keep kosovo destabilized to keep the serbian authorities on the run and to keep pushing the serbs out of cars so that cost could finally become a completely separate country. ok i'll be back in half an hour's time with the day's latest news headlines. all see we have a great team we need to strengthen before the freefall world cold and your bets have been a legend to keep it so i took it back. in ninety ninety two that must qualif

its turn years since kosovo declared independence on. most twenty since the end of the war here after many delays kosovo has a new war crimes court but many people want to see it scrapped before it's even up and running all this is landed up on the desk of the prime minister ram ashara deny who is my guest here in pristina the west has told him that if the court is stopped he can pretty much forget about joining nato or the e.u. what's he going to do. the bus.

a serb official is warning that the killing of a prominent kosovo politician could push the violated a volatile sorry region into chaos all over it valid which was shot four times outside his party's headquarters in the northern part of a town of the three he's been standing trial for war crimes over the murder of ethnic albanians in tributes in one thousand nine hundred nine kosovo's president denounce the killing steph and good on of it has more from a star correspondent there in belgrade obviously a very sensitive murder happening at a very crucial time in the politics of the area what more do we know about the circumstances leading to the shooting. so far it is known that it is a very shocking news for serbian community in kosovo and for the serbian public here in serbia it is shown by the fact that the president of serbia alexander which is called the immediate national security council here in belgrade in the building of the serbian presidency and in less than forty five minutes we are expecting his official address and he will probably define what will be the next steps of the

so to come on the program the problem kosovo's politician who was standing trial for war crimes shot dead outside his office. in the deal to repatriate hundreds of thousands of or hindu refugees is missing a lot of details. hello there we've got a big old storm system that's in store for europe at the moment is already pretty blustery am pretty wintery over the northwestern parts you can see of the speckled cloud here that's plenty of snow showers that have been rattling in on some very very strong winds but if we head through the next few days we'll see what's in store for us so this is wednesday then strong winds yet more of those showers but as we head through wednesday and into thursday see this system here galloping its way eastwards that's developing feature we'll see winds while over one hundred thirty kilometers per hour as a system borrows its way towards the east so very strong winds on that and also some very heavy snow even some parts of the u.k. are likely to have around twenty centimeters of snow from it as it crashed the edges its way eastward so i'm a just system here

time for short break your dodgers era when we come back a prominent kosovo's politician is shot deadoutside his office. while these people are protesting on the streets of boston learned a day before the regional parliament is to be sworn in for the state. hello there we've got yet more rain on its way towards turkey still with us just yet we're seeing a little bit of cloud just drift its way across us but we're going to see some heavier downpours as we head through wednesday night to and into thursday so wednesday really the calm before the storm and then all of that cloud of rain and snow piles in thursday so it will be quite a wet blustery day we'll also see some of that rain stretch a bit further south as well so force in lebanon also looks for all the way here as well elsewhere generally fine and dry eight degrees is the maximum there in back from ati will be getting to freezing a bit further towards the south and here in doha the winds have picked up now and they're bringing in some slightly cooler air so you will notice it gets a little bit fresh at night now so twenty two or

kosovo conflict pope francis is asking for the forgiveness of chileans for the irreparable damage done to children who were sexually abused by priests the head of the catholic church referred directly to the abuse one addressing dignitaries in santiago the pontiff expressed his pain and shame over the scandal he's just finished leading the faithful in mass there were protests ahead of the visit of the alleged catholic coverup of the crimes at a california couple has been charged with torture after police found the thirteen children locked up in the home some of them malnourished and chained to the beds officials say that one girl managed to escape and call them from a mobile phone. for the sake of the newsgroup a little over twenty five minutes right after today's edition of the stream next. where ever. i have had me ok i knew in the stream us price and donald trump's tough talk on immigration policy has tens of thousands of people wondering whether they'll be forced to leave the country from the potential end of legal.

take kosovo. kosovo has among the highest approval ratings of the united states in the world right now. one of the reasons is, when kosovo declared independence years ago, the day after, the united states came out and said, we support that and recognize kosovo's independence. approval ratings soared toward u.s. leadership. in serbia next-door, they plummeted, and serbia was down on u.s. leadership. host: what was the biggest surprise to you? guest: as i mentioned before, the biggest surprise to me was a rack, seeing the highest approval ratings in the last decade, especially with some controversial decisions. because those countries matter, the contribution to the war on isis -- that was the bigger surprise for me. jersey,nice is in new the line for democrats. good morning. go ahead, janice. caller: my question is, has gallup ever made a poll asking the question why people do not vote, and what the reasons are? i believe a lot of people are just so discouraged with the process, our democratic proc

prominent kosovo serb politician who's standing trial for war crimes is shot dead outside his office. and its forty five year is on the right track for a twentieth grand slam title peta has they just i mean i was training in. bangladesh says hundreds of thousands of ranger refugees will be repatriated to neighboring me and ma within two he is a band that should government says the deal was settled this week but there's no official word yet from in ma and no confirmation of when refugees will start going home with six hundred forty thousand range of muslims a fled a military crackdown in man man's rakhine state since august last year scott hardly has the latest from bangkok. after two days of talks in neighboring or myanmar's capital officials from bangladesh and myanmar have started to talk about the implementation of agreement they reached those two nations on the repatriation of those more than six hundred fifty thousand refugees who fled from a kind state in myanmar over in two bangladesh now they say that within two years they want all of the refugees to have returned to work and

mediated talks between serbia and kosovo what abruptly called off its source of paramount importance is that the situation remains calm anything important at all sites on the show restrain so that the rule of law and justice can take its course despite serbia losing control of kosovo after the nine hundred ninety nine war some fifty thousand ethnic serbs still live in northern kosovo in the town of mitrovica remain starkly divided between serb and ethnic albanian areas after the war all over event of each came to prominence as a relative moderate among the mainly ultra nationalist kosovo serb leadership he was a central figure in the post-war talks involving nato the un and the e.u. . in two thousand and sixteen though he was convicted of war crimes linked to the killings of four ethnic albanians a retrial was ordered last year and at the time of his death if an of age was actually free on bail in july his car was set on fire and no one was injured now his murder raises serious tensions in a region where empties were already delicately balanced twelve thousand dollar reward has been

s line from berlin top so a politician gunned down in kosovo all about iran a french was a prominent leader of ethnic serbs his murder bears the hallmarks of a political assassination triggering fears of renewed tensions between kosovo and serbia also on the program thirteen brothers and sisters held captive some in chains in this suburban home in southern california police charged the parents with torture. and pope francis asked the chilean people to forgive the church for a sex abuse scandal expresses his.

people in northern kosovo have been paying their respects to all or evanovich unknown attackers gunned down the moderate to ethnic serbs politician outside his office early on tuesday his murder is likely to increase tensions between kosovo and serbia which does not recognize the independence of its former province. and a former s.s. guard oscar corning has failed in an appeal for clemency a court ruling said that ninety six year old girl who is known as the book keeper of auschwitz has to serve a four year sentence as an accessory to murder in the nazi death camp he has repeatedly expressed remorse for his actions. all right and it looks like we have been able to bring our chief political correspondent melinda crane back on the line mona sorry we were having some trouble hearing you earlier but we were talking about whether sebastien course and i'm glad michael will be able to smooth over the rough tone that they've had in the past. indeed and as i enter the studio the press conference between the two leaders was just getting underway so i didn't get to hear a whole lot about the cont

washington had disqualified itself from the role of peace broker people in mitrovica in northern kosovo have been paying their respects to all over event of the church and known attackers gunning down the moderate ethnic serbs politician outside his office early on tuesday his murder is likely to increase tensions between kosovo and serbia which does not recognize as the independence of its former province. or german chancellor angela merkel and all story is new chancellor is a busty and chords met in berlin for talks today the meeting was under close scrutiny for any signs of discord between the two leaders no chords heads up a controversial coalition with austrians far right and he's been a vocal critic of merkel's migration policy the two leaders are hoping to find common ground on improving the protection of europe's borders. the youngest government leader in europe meets the longest serving one and it's not just age that divides these two it's austrian foreign minister sebastien courts sharply criticized on the limb ackles refugee policy now however even the german chancellor favor

micha to get in this car he come here and his friends drove many jews who came to kosovo and had to get to albania or other countries or ship. you come to the document that she only had to find false papers not to do that. not every your jewish names were often changed into muslim names. against takes us to take on a town in northern constable where his great grandfather owned several businesses and was able to help many people he and another relative take us around the streets and show us where jews were hidden from the s.s. and their henchmen many of the buildings were destroyed during the course of a war almost twenty years ago little has been done to rebuild them. it was just a bray on if you don't hear his helpers smuggled many jews through this straight you got there bringing them to the village where our ancestors lived. up affairs but as he then smuggled them to albania. and hit them from the occupiers as we saw in your book about all of. the ruins are new witnesses to these heroic acts over two thousand jews were saved from nazi persecution they were taken in as part of the fam

this is news live from a top serve politician gunned down in kosovo all over was a prominent leader of ethnic serbs in the country his killing bears the hallmarks of a political assassination triggering fears of fresh tensions between kosovo and serbia also coming up police make a disturbing discovery in southern california thirteen siblings held captive in this suburban home. they've charged the parents with torture. normal no more migrants counts that's a promise the french.

news live from berlin i top serve politician gunned down in kosovo from all over and on of h. was a prominent leader of ethnic serbs his killing bears the hallmarks of a political assassination triggering fears of fresh tension between kosovo and serbia also coming up no more migrant camps that's the promise the french president delivered in ca late a port city that's become a magnet for thousands of asylum seekers a model because says he'll be clamped down on illegal migration. i just irving discover.

a prominent leader of ethnic serbs in kosovo has been guns down in the city of new trophy. reports say all of the ivana which was pronounced dead after being found lying in a street with gunshot wounds to his chest his killing is likely to inflame tensions between serbia and kosovo. the parents of thirteen month siblings rescued from a house in southern california have been charged with torture and child endangerment some of the children have been.

this is news live from a top serve politician gunned down in kosovo all over of out of it was a prominentleader of ethnic serbs in the country is killing bears the hallmarks of a political assassination triggering fears of fresh tensions between kosovo and serbia. also coming up police make a disturbing discovery in southern california thirteen simple.

a prominent leader of ethnic serbs in kosovo has been gunned down in the city of me . reports say ivana which was pronounced dead after being found lying in a street with gunshot wounds to his chest his killing is likely to inflame tensions between serbia and kosovo. the parents of thirteen mile nourished siblings rescued from a house in southern california have been charged with torture and child endangerment some of the.

you never say in kosovo you fight like a girl. you don't end up very well. there was this young woman who trained. >> watch all of this event at c-span.org. we are going to take you live to the white house for a briefing on the possible government shutdown. >> we want to get you folks up to speed on where things stand in the possible lapse in funding. >> omb is preparing for what we are calling the schumer shutdown. it still surprises me and i have been through some of these before that the democrats in the senate are opposing a bill they don't oppose. they are for clean crs and the extension to the chip program and many support the delay in some of the taxes, medical device and cadillac tax. they don't oppose anything in the bill but they are opposing the bill. i just want to let everybody know we don't want this. we do not want a shutdown. if m if mr. schumer insists on this, he is in a position to force this on the american people. from an omb perspective, we are involved in managing a lapse or a shutdown. we want folks to know it will look very different

newsline book from berlin a top service politician in gardendale and in kosovo all over a band of h. was a prominent leader of ethnic serbs his murder bears the hallmarks of a political. triggering fears of renewed tensions between kosovo and serbia also coming up thirteen brothers and sisters held captive some in chains in this suburban home in southern california police charged the parents with torture. and pope francis asked for give.