incorporated into kosovo i want you to hear from people in kosovo who may well be incorporated into into serbia and you'll hear from in just a second from a serbian and the albanian so again the folks down on the ground have a listen. i don't know what will happen with that here in that case the division is between serbs and them unfortunately that is bad because of the change in the borders i believe is dangerous it is best for kosovo turns on preserving its borders i would lie for president medvedev and john of this to be a part of kosovo but i don't believe that serbia would give away all its ok after it's just odd. a lot of skepticism here as well this is via you tube legendary rides and there are no benefits and as soon as you start demanding land and switching it about conflict happens and war follows thank you to i guess gloria and yell and they're all gone of course this show is not long enough to have this discussion i'm going to take it all online at a.j. stream to be continued thank you very much for taking part many and i will see you online i see you next time. the nobel com

and cooperating with the transatlantic dream but the question of the breakaway province of kosovo is still unresolved will it keep the old country from ever integrating into europe against serbia managed to become a part of the west. still keeping traditional tony's. present which is welcome to moscow great to have you on our program it's a first very pleased very pleased to be here. i enjoy spending my time. so you're here discussing a lot of things with good you seek his support and advise on costello you just came from the meeting with president putin what he had why we. discussed all important issues on. the political scene in the western balkans and the entire region of south east southeast europe and also we discussed i discussed or. you shoes or political economic and just one sentence to you was to say that. we do have better and better economic relationship and. our trade exchange rates right trade turnover is growing last two or it was. just three percent bigger and twenty sixteen this year it's going to be once again twenty percent more and. resigning we're doing the job i

divided on the think lines right now christiane i saying no partition to any part of kosovo firstly i was not saying that we should do and i have never mentioned that the sort of partition. by and on or based on the clause there was only one sentence that i have always been saying we need to reach we need to find a compromise in solution between serbs and albanians which means that it cannot be the case that all being is get everything the serbs got the thing again is again absolutely everything. that i've ever dreamed of the serbs got absolutely nothing. that was why that was over that was serbia's frost and the only position that we have never left then we faced response from different sides. russia was saying ok. if serbia greece or something because we consider serbia as a sovereign state you serbia has or something was supported which was very much in accordance with or absolutely in accordance with international public law. and that's why we respected and appreciated that political attitude of president or to know russia very much on the other hand we've got a very clear respo

on the latest headlines coming up next though sophie and co-hosts the president of serbia talking kosovo and the country's future with the e.u. . well welcome to sophie and co i'm sophie shevardnadze and serbia's course of you integration is impeded once again by simmering tensions with cost of a possible grade going to go around that region in any danger well today i talk about that and more with the president of serbia alexander the. great enemy of the world twenty years after. the country is on a path towards the e.u. and cooperating with the transatlantic bloc but the question of the break believe problems of constable is still a long result will it keep the old in country. every integrating into europe against serbia managed to find it become a project which is. still keeping traditional totally. present which is welcome to moscow great to have you on our program it's a first very pleased to have very pleased to be here and. i enjoy spending my time in moscow so you're here discussing a lot of things with good you seek his support and advice on costello he just came from the meeting

and co-operating with the transatlantic trade but the question of the breakaway province of kosovo is still the result will it keep the golden country from ever integrating into europe. serbia managed to become a part of the list. still keeping traditional toni's in the. present which is welcome to moscow great to have you on our program it's a first very pleased very pleased to be here. my time. so you're here discussing a lot of things with no you see key support and advise on costello you just came from the meeting was president putin what he did why we. discussed whole important issues. on the political scene in the western balkans an entire region of south east southeast europe and also we discussed i discussed or bilateral issues either political and economic and just wasn't as to use to say that. we do have better and better economic relationship and our trade exchange or three traitor and over is growing last year it was twenty three percent bigger than it went to sixteen this year it's going to be once again twenty percent more and we're doing we're doing the job in a very pr

accepting acknowledging and recognizing the independence of kosovo. unilaterally proclaimed. they were doing some. bombshell allegations of truong tax fraud and the looming vote on judge grant kavanagh will take a look at the latest on this edition of. politicking on larry king live on tuesday the new york times published a bombshell report saying donald trump and gauged in dubious tax schemes an outright fraud in the one nine hundred ninety s. also did you know hundreds of millions of dollars the president received from his parents which flies in the face of resolve told story of being as self-made. millionaire are there legal implications for mr trump based on the times reporting and how's the republican base reacting to this explosive story let's start with allison leotta in washington she's a former federal prosecutor what do you make of this new york times story well i think mr trump a certainly going to have his hands full this week not only allegations of tax fraud but trying to get his supreme court justice through through a very skeptical senate and a very skeptical

in fact, we have seen over time additional issues coming on the agenda, the kosovo crisis -- kosovo but then the crisis in and around ukraine, crimea and the conflict. the situation hasn't become easier at all since that time. talking about conflict, if you think well and you look around you will see that it's difficult even to find an example of a classic interstate conflict. conflicts are really all becoming very difficult to define, hybrid, internal to countries, involving relations between -- between groups within the society on various grounds, religious difference, ethnic difference, political difference and very often we see players outside either in the neighborhood, in the region or even further away who have an agency even in those -- in the context of those conflicts and who have a role and who play that role sometimes fueling those conflicts. dealing with conflict prevention in these times is becoming increasingly complicated. you need to understand and to have a good sense of what is happening within our society and to understand where divisions within the society might dev

in a place called kosovo. went there after the war. 9/11 happened. i was in the reserves and i thought i was going to iraq, and the general said, no, i'm sending you to kosovo and i'm like that kind of like bag fireman who didn't get to put out the far orphanage and has to get the cat out of the tree. but we went to kosovo and saw the ruins a society where they threw away the rule of law. writ was the rule of power, whoever had the most guns. and i walked through the ruin it villages and i got hugged by those people who said, thank you, americans. these are albanians. never heard of americans. never heard of albania. they're like you came and saved us. but saved them from the chaos that comes when you a ban don the rule of law and embrace the recall of power. that's the way we're going. i mean you have senator up there going this whole presumption of innocence thing, what is the deal with that? i don't know. it's only the foundation of our legal system. next you'll want to cross-examine the computer. -- the accuser. that guy puts my ass out of work.

and cooperating with the transatlantic trade but the question of the break believe problems of kosovo is still unresolved will it keep the cold in country from ever integrating into europe. managed to become a part of the west. still keeping traditional tony's. present which is welcome to moscow great to have you on our program it's a first very pleased very pleased to be here. and my time. so you're here discussing a lot of things with you seek he support and advise on costello you just came from the meeting was president putin what he did why. discussed all important issues on the political scene in the western balkans an entire region of south east southeast europe and also we discuss discuss or by that are all. issues that are political economic and just one sentence to use to say that. we do have better and better economic relationship and our trade exchange or three traitor and over is growing last year it was twenty three percent bigger than in twenty sixteen this year it's going to be once again twenty percent more and. we're learning we're doing the job in a very proper way r

i say that you probably first president in a long time who is actually open to mending ties with kosovo and you speak about it but you don't get much response from the cosas side you're you're right we sided brussels agreement that we fulfilled all are obligated from brussels agreement. by the other side. had only one of the geisha which. which was four to four to five percent overall brussels agreement and that's a look at was. an establishment of community. they didn't do it. a single small step forward on this. and i thanks for sharing some of your friday with us here at the international live from moscow wrapping up the program for this hour however my colleague. here in about twenty five minutes with more of your top friday. except. to leave. me. alone somebody. get some. you never know what's happening. here. just thinking of that in the at you but i'm a dick. in the middle when the. the way to the united states is dangerous for moost of the illegal immigrants. most just as they would a simple so they want to become lost and i wanted us to sum this up but if many of them look for

we saw that in vietnam, kosovo, and it worked. it is also used to help facilitate allies in the region. undeniable that when we going to places like iraq, afghanistan, syria, somalia, there is going to be a never been -- a negative impact on countries in the region who are expected to deal with the refugee flow. the united states has facilitated military cooperation from bases to logistics, other support functions by accepting a share of the burden on those countries the first asylum. not only the countries themselves but also ensuring cooperation of partners on the ground, in the countries effective. finally, this is less tangible but the refugee admissions program serves to promote a positive image of the united states as a welcoming, multicultural society that is committed to the human rights, democracy and the rule of law and is a better alternative to living in society that are closed, authoritarian and run by extremists. that message that the united states has not only championed human rights and democracy rhetorically but i

. >> my father was a musician in kosovo, and he started in a band called order. national fame, he moved to england before the kosovo war with you dua was born. >> my parents were like in restaurants and bars and my dad kind of went to the university in evening and worked all through the day and watching them work so hard has really been a big part of why i am who i am and how my dad would always say you need to work really, really hard to get a little bit of luck. >> reporter: an aspiring artist from childhood she was told early on she didn't have the voice and that's when she went all in with training and study and eventually posting youtube videos covering other artists. here she is as a kid singing alicia keys' "no one." ♪ no one, no one ♪ >> i thought the easiest thing was to reach out with social media. never had the justin bieber effect that i was hoping for, but it -- it created a form of failure for me and then i started getting some messages from producers and people are like if you want to use the studio you can come and just write and that's how i star

from 2008-2011 united nations at kosovo at a time following the declaration of independence from serbia. so we're very fortunate to have the ambassador with us today with his breadth of experience promoting peaceful confirmation since the end of the coal war and he'll be speaking about the important topics of minorities and europe, and may they be integrated. welcome, ambassador, thank you for joining us today. >> thank you very much, professor, for having me here. very pleased to have -- present some of my activities. you mentioned my title, my commissioner. and when they were adopted for a topic of discussion. because the mandate, the mandate that focuses on conflict prevention. it's not a mandate of perfection, but it's a mandate of engaging with my knowledge and engaging with countries where minority reside to look at relationships, see how stable those relationships are. in fact, we're looking and this debate took place in the early '90s in europe, the end of the cold war. we saw a process of dissolution of of countries like the soviet union or at the time we saw new entities emerg

hi i'm femi oke a and you are in the stream the presence of serbia and kosovo say they support a land swaps towards a new dawn in relations but the proposal is dividing opinion. today will ask whether changing the borders within the western balkans will promote peace or deepened divisions send us your comments your twitter and our live you tube shop. kosovo is recognized as a state by one hundred sixteen countries but neighboring so still considers it to be a rebel province that first broke away during a war two decades ago now.

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between serbia and kosovo and also potentially again in. are a result of this in addition what we are see. hears that some other two other countries like russia like turkey iran gulf countries are moving in into this war into that has been created by the absence of the western presence in the region it's the russian president vladimir putin's birthday today what would be the best birthday gift very briefly for him well probably mr rather fifty similar that he could win. has seen put in last weekend during the formula one racing in sochi and he has been utilizing the support he was getting from russia to win elections the past thank you very much for that analysis yet again a very worrying scene we'll wait for the developments the polls close at seven o'clock here tonight. david thanks very much and france that report from sorry. now online critics of lebanon's political leaders say they're coming under increasing pressure this comes off a social media users were detained and interrogated for the content of the posts and. is back home after

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montenegro to go top of the group, and in league d, there were wins for azerbaijan and the leaders kosovoast four minutes. kylian mbappe spared the world champions' blushes with a stoppage—time penalty. and paco alcacer scored twice for spain as they beat wales 4—1 in cardiff. you know, against average teams you have to do the basics, right. against a very good team you don't do the basics and you get punished. that is what happened. we just brush ourselves down, take it on the chin, the last time we were in cardiff we won 4—1. we will magnificent. tonight we were disappointing. the good thing about football is you a lwa ys good thing about football is you always have the next game. that can't come quick enough. a few cliches there. cricket, and the first test between pakistan and australia ended in a thrilling draw when the australians managed to bat out the final day in dubai. they began the final day on 136 for three, and chasing a notional a62 to win. the pakistani—born usman khawaja top—scored with 141 for australia — and there were also half—centuries for travis head and skipper tim

accepting them recognizing the independence of kosovo. unilaterally proclaimed. they were doing something help us. when a loved one is murder it's natural to seek the death penalty for the murder i would prefer it being in the death penalty just because they think that's the fair thing the right thing research shows that for every nine executions one convict is found innocent the idea that we were executing innocent people was terrifying there's just no way that hasn't been that we want even many of victims families want the death penalty to be abolished. the death penalty here is because that's what murder victims' families what that's going to give them peace that's going to give them justice and we come in saying. not quite enough we've been through this this isn't the way. welcome back major names in the global tech sector are scrambling to react to a bombshell report that a ship's manuf that ship manufactured in china may have secretly surveilled the flow of information at apple and at abbott an amazon web services the online retailers cloud computing unit b

and cooperating with the transatlantic trade but the question of the breakaway province of kosovo is still unresolved will it keep the old in country from ever integrating into europe again serbia managed to become a part of the west. still keeping traditional toni's in the. present which is welcome to moscow great to have you on our program it's a first very pleased very pleased to be here. and my time. so you're here discussing a lot of things with good you seek the support and advise on costello you just came from the meeting with president putin what he had why we. discussed who are all important issues. political scene in the western balkans an entire region of south east southeast europe and also we discuss discuss or bilateral.

the recognizing the independence of kosovo. unilaterally proclaimed. they were doing some costs. moscow and new delhi sign a contract for the delivery of russian gas four hundred air defense systems on board the countries. it's my job as a minister of commerce and industry and a reason to make sure. that the way to city support economically to the industry to the business of movies and this is you going strong that it should. be a scheme to have people see that there are just and the biggest delegation from the shows that we're going to companies would be from india and most digital wouldn't that it doesn't do to them so we feel that to be able to make business deals we're going to find out more investments coming from that we do benefit both the countries. there is they saw a string of accusations by a number of western countries and international organizations made against russian military personnel russia's g.r.u. military intelligence service was implicated and a host of cyber attacks including attempting to hack the international chemical weapons watchdog artie's daniel hawk

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got to use a hash tag that day finally hundreds of people have marched in a gay pride parade in kosovo capital pristina only the second year for the l.g.b. t. event because of us parliament passed an anti discrimination law in two thousand and four but activists say anti-gay sentiment is still common in the mainly muslim country. tom tom was the model obama bomb bomb bomb. bomb bomb bomb bomb getting. cut glass globe. common they're. gonna live. you can't. move. a million yet strangely. we cultivate. in co-production with. based on all just uses an incubator as a breeding ground for exceptional creative. the roman next. euro. what unites. divide us. looks of the driving force. what binds the continent together. against the same stories a plunging a. spotlight on people. in sixty minutes d w. and list all consuming conflict forth over our culture. thirty years turn to have to gear up to. what channels failed to determine its outcome. in negotiations sometimes to many years of mediators succeeded in getting a green and. it was the birth of modern diplomacy. sixteen forty eight road to pe

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got to use a hash tag that day finally hundreds of people have marched in a gay pride parade in kosovo capital pristina only the second year for the l.g.b. t. event because of us parliament passed an anti discrimination law in two thousand and four but activists say anti-gay sentiment is still common in the mainly muslim country. wow man. come on. come on. i'm asking my mom. you know let's. let alone. the big comedy club on life because she has good news and shallow. want to thank you. was. the be moved. into the complex fronting the powerful the because really one of the big stretch of the breakthrough for the most part is latest elections figure. totally disappointed but i guess this week you're in by looking is not been given a choice of veterans of politicians who lost his seat on the state president is it so hard like bribery goes ahead in the backwoods into political deadlock conflicts so folks thirty minutes. he takes a personal aim. with all the wonderful people and stories that make the game so special. for all true fans was putting. the book up more than football online. six

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conference minutes after receiving a standing ovation turkey has questioned the souldiers role in kosovo disappear. you're watching news why go from berlin after a short break i'll be back to take you through the day stick around for that. and. germany full of little rich country and the economy still firing on all cylinders. one is not well which country structure and education are struggling schools housing shortages sluggish and expansion i'm shocked three crisis or is germany. progress. made in germany. because i started this whole study this. hundred german street on the double. i'm not going to think. well i guess sometimes i am but i stand up and when that piece of german thinks he can to examine culture looking at stereotypes the question if you think the future of the country that i don't. need it seems to think that it's drama am eat it's all that. i might show joins me from the jenin sunday duppy. post. the new magazine on w. rapid growth. high tech intervention. big ecological challenges. india a country that's always changing. with people working to create a sustainable futu

near bull it's known as the belgrade area and there have been dogs used in the searching and also in kosovo which is a seaside town that has been searching in a farmhouse near that town and farmland as well whether that's to try and find a body whether it's trying to try book body parts is on clear but it appears that no results have been acquired it started because of the tracing of saudi diplomatic vehicles and using c.c.t.v. and traffic cameras and again this was to try to see what members of this fifteen strong party from saudi would doing with the second and i don't want more details that have emerged about these fifteen suspects implicated in official g.'s disappearance. well it's it's a certain thing that all of these people as far as the turks a concern to a connected to the security services and security forces in saudi arabia for in particular were connected directly to the royal guard and one man in particular the trip he was in fact a diplomat based in london ten years ago the first secretary in the saudi embassy in london and also was involved in intelligence juices was close t

dollar deals with the gulf monarchy and they say it's too early to talk about sanctions here's medina kosovo with the details. after weeks of denying it saudi arabia confirms jamal khashoggi was murdered inside its consul eight and estimable individuals who did this to outside the scope of their authority obviously it was a tremendous mistake made and what compounded the mistake was the attempt to try to cover up that is unacceptable because from until these things unfortunately happen we want to make sure that those who are responsible are punished they vowed those responsible will be punished but will saudi arabia face anywhere precautions so do your abuse admission is a good first step but not enough it would be premature to comment on sanctions until we get further down the investigation doesn't look like it it's premature you might wonder why a murder case of such as counting proportions isn't immediately punished remember this creep poisoning well here is the reaction that emerged just hours after the initial reports is highly likely that russia was responsible to the polls russia culp

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potential implications for their country's relationship with powerful rival saudi arabia seen in kosovo you has more from istanbul. the saudi general consul aden a stumble for journalist to market your she was last seen entering by his fiance now the center of so much attention from the world's media. to the annoyance of saudi consular officials. and while they stumble chief prosecutor's office has often to probe and ask first search the level of interest among turks is mixed and you're tired to know i didn't know that because i'm not following the news i don't watch t.v. i'm really busy with work they can do this he seems to be an important person both research and turkey it's a subject that must be well investigated but for our after ists visiting turkey the comments are much more telling i will disappear as well if i will talk about it. turkey has become a sanctuary for many opposition figures from the middle east since their apps a printing of two thousand and eleven has shipped g.'s disappearance spreading fear among other dissidents now there are asking the syrians to come and to

government has demanded full investigation into kosovo g.'s disappearance but there are growing calls in washington for action against saudi arabia has more. one week on since the disappearance of american resident jamal khashoggi in istanbul and the u.s. is still chasing answers i know nothing right and i know what everybody else knows now the u.s. state department insists it is pressuring the saudis were not going to make any judgments about what had happened to him the united states is certainly concerned about his whereabouts a senior officials at the state department have spoken with saudi officials through diplomatic channels about the matter we call on the government of saudi arabia to conduct a thorough trant and transparent investigation at a washington conference discussing come to events in saudi arabia concerned for the journalist disappearance bubbled under the surface one human rights activist says the u.s. must take much stronger action than just expressing concern i'd like to see the u.s. demand that the saudis produce him and

it worries me because i served overseas in a place called kosovo. i went there after the war. you know, 9/11 have been. i was in the reserves and i thought i was going to iraq and the general said no, no comments anita xhosa though. it's kind of like unifier menu doesn't get to put the fire out an orphanage. i was in desert storm. i have my patch and everything. .. >> they never heard of americans. who heard of an albanian, right? and they're like are, you guys came and saved us. but saved them from the chaos that comes when you abandon the rule of law and embrace the rule of power. that's the way we're going. i mean, you've got senators up there going this whole presumption of innocence thing, what's the deal with that? [laughter] oh, i don't know, it's only the foundation of our legal system. yeah, next you're going to want to cross-examine the accuser. [laughter] that kind of puts my ass out of work, doesn't it? [laughter] i mean, i'm looking at this going, are you serious? is are you really trying this short-term thing to solidify your ability to prevent kavanaugh from get

state department and the un are calling for a full and transparent investigation into kosovo g.'s disappearance washington says it's concerned about the whereabouts of the journalist. the police in germany have charged a man with murder over the death of a bulgarian journalist thirty year old the toria was raped and killed in the northern bowl gary and say she'd be investigating alleged fraud with the e.u. farms involving businessmen and politicians a body was found in a park and showed signs of suffocation and blows to the head dominic cain has more now from berlin. information about this case has been emerging in the course of the past few hours the germinal forat is confirming that they have apprehended a suspect a person in connection with the european arrest warrant that was applied for and procured by paul guerin the authorities looking into investigating the rape and murder of the thirty year old journalist victoria mad enough to be confirmed facts as i say all of those unconfirmed sources so far at least both here in germany and in bulgaria shining a little bit more light

[inaudible] >> my family has been hurt by kosovo. my mother was in hospital and the given morphine.she began to make more and more we snatched her out. if anyone in this room has been impacted by opioid, i want to say that i'm sorry, and that your paint and all of that is close to america now and i prayed to god we will deliver us and bless us, but i feel the pain as well and i pray that we will all be comforted. and i think y'all to talk about it because people don't want to talk about it. >> thank you. thank you so much for palin. thank you so much. [applause] >> we will go off and in the next panel. thank you, guys. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> we will have more from the women for trump summit was held last week coming up shortly. today former independent counsel ken starr investigated bill clinton takes part in a discussion about how and limits of special counsels. that's life from heritage foundation at noon eastern europe c-span2 >> more from the women for trump summit held last week. i discussion of public reaction to president trump's policies. you

libya was taken within a month it took them more than a year in bosnia and kosovo rwanda so i think they are i think i need to respond here why did get deaf is sent a column of sixty kilometers of armed tanks and heavy equipment to benghazi on the nineteenth of march she was not where you think it was it happens and i just have they're not good it's not oh sorry you know a column to my sister to bring it back he was not going to celebrate with the benghazi people they're not going to live as if it was not let's get a look at you know i just witnessed this point he was not going there to give out gifts or strings on what's going there to destroy to take a city back or kill whoever stole your god is a question is i want to us or the club stuck or was this exaggerated by the media including you know just here and did did gadhafi really commit mass of course but i think i think i want to go back the west did not do anything during the tunisian revolution they did not good do anything huge option revolution clearly they are fed up with gadhafi and here's an opportunity for the deaf it to be r

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libya was taken within a month it took them more than a year in bosnia and kosovo rwanda so i think the euro i think i need to respond here why did get deaf is sent a column of sixty kilometers of armed tanks and heavy equipment to benghazi on the nineteenth of march she was not where you think it was it happens and i just have they're not good it's not oh sorry you know a column to my sister to bring it back he was not going to celebrate with the benghazi people they're not going to live as if it was not let's get a look at you know i just witnessed this point he was not going there to give out gifts or strings on what's going there to destroy to take a city back or kill whoever stole your god is a question is i want to answer the couple shock or was this exaggerated by the media including you know just here and did gadhafi really commit massacres but i think i think i want to go back the west did not do anything during the tunisian revolution they did not good do anything huge option revolution clearly they are fed up with gadhafi and here's an opportunity for the deaf it to be remove

for nearly 30 years, it has received a seven, the lowest score kosovo. the only countries -- the lowest scores possible. the only countries during worth our north korea, syria and others. it is hard to see how the country could get worse. the absolute monarchy restricts almost all political rights and civil liberties. no officials at the national level are elected. public to sectarianism, spending is supported by oil revenues. women and religious minorities face discrimination and law and practice. working conditions for the large expatriate labor force are exploitative. thespot -- despite rhetorical shift that saudi arabia have been having -- arabia has one of the most restrictive media environments in the entire world. they continue to shape the media coverage in the war in yemen by restricting media access. active electronic army online has been -- has been , and hackingtics various accounts of opponents and dissidents. in his final article published jamal washington post," khashoggi stressed the lack of expression through the arab world and the need