a village in southern kosovo. their pickled vegetables are known across the country as is the traumatic past of these women they are all war widows. once part of yugoslavia and then 20 years ago a theater of war. the manager and founder of the collective. pops by with her son. he was just 3 months old when his father was killed in 1999 his mother was left with nothing except her 2 young children 3 years later she founded an association called the widows of. which would later become a women's cooperative. it was really difficult convincing people in the village especially the women. the notion of working independently while also being a grieving widow community was unimaginable but i was persistent and managed to bring all the women together. on march 25th and 26th 1999 more than 100 muslim men from croatia were rounded up and shot dead by serbian militias the women and children fled or were driven out these are the graves of those murdered. there are no graves their bodies were never found. it was massacres like t

kosovo is i think the most u.s. friendly country at least in europe maybe in the world i've i've never been in any country where i saw as many u.s. flags flying i walked through the streets of pristina capital and they walked past by a big statue of bill clinton and the small state of madeline albright and i think because the cause of us know that the state wouldn't exist without us i think even the hint from the u.s. ambassador that they would like to have repatriate citizens would have encouraged to to do so i want to ask you about on who we saw in this report the thing that struck me is there at the end of the report we hear that ana is not sorry for what she did anything she did for going to syria and for being married to an islamic state find her. that has to doesn't that trouble people in kosovo knowing that she doesn't really see that she did anything wrong or was connected to anything wrong well the people we talked to. they were positive about bringing people back i mean it was you know we only talked to i

is urging their partners to take their people back but up to no only kosovo and. tajikistan have actually done so ok the return a reason on your report anna says she thinks she didn't do anything wrong to my way of thinking that doesn't sound like a good basis for reintegrating into society issues security threat well it's really hard to look into people's heads and so much more difficult if they are fully veiled. you know they those written these they basically portray themselves as victims you know they say well you know we didn't know we were going to islamic states you know we were just following our husbands and while we were only staying at home and we were looking after our kids i think from my personal impression this lady she doesn't pose a threat but that's just my impression she's very positive about a country she is about possible about kosovo she's very positive about kosovo she's very thankful that her country took her back and she has plans for the future us think that's very important but we met another returnee i think she's struggling much more t

do about citizens who supported islamic state and now want to go home we found out we find out why kosovo decided to allow this woman and others like her to return. time sumi so much kind of thank you for joining us british prime minister boris johnson has outlined what he's calling his final offer to brussels on the terms of a deal for the u.k.'s exit from the european union johnson was addressing his conservative party's annual conference in the northern english city of manchester one of the biggest stumbling blocks in negotiations with the e.u. is how to prevent a hard border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland and johnson said new proposals on the border would be officially conveyed to brussels later this afternoon and he called them a copy. by the u.k. . today in brussels we are taping what i believe are constructive and reasonable proposals which provide a compromise for both sides we will under no circumstances have checks at or near the border in northern out. thank you will. we will respect the peace process and the good friday agreement. thanks and and by and by

kosovo brought back 32 women 74 children and 4 male fighters the cause of our approach is unique so far no other european government has undertaken similar steps while the men were sent to prison the authorities are closely monitoring the women and children and giving them counseling. we didn't see any resistance from bond to be part of our programs and maybe this also is the due to the that they know all that was because of operators who took the decision to report 3 in kosovo otherwise they would have remained calm things on the concept is based on the belief that back home under official observation the returnees pose less of a security risk than if they remained a brought the aim is to reintegrate all of them into society eventually including the men on the streets people are supportive of the measure. and we got them they've made mistakes we have to help them reintegrate into our society. they are our people. and told me a couple it was a good decision to bring them back i support this initiative and i'm on a little at the chunks these people have not come back to do harm here

countries do about citizens who supported the islamic states and now want to go home and find out why kosovo decided to allow this world and others like us to reach out. and. japanese most successful basketball team says exchange. i'm right about the same but cheerleading is outmoded and fuel sexist stereotypes critics say it's a demanding sport that deserves great recognition. welcome to the program british prime minister johnson has outlined what he says is his final offer to brussels on the top. of a deal for the u.k.'s exit from the european union because the johnson was addressing his conservative party conference in the northern city of manchester one of the biggest stumbling blocks in the go seriousness is how to prevent a hard border between northern ireland which is in the u.k. and the republic of ireland which will remain in the e.u. the new proposals on the board have been officially conveyed to brussels mr johnson has called them a compromise today in brussels we are taping what i believe are constructive and reasonable proposals which provide a compromise for both sides we will

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should countries do about citizens who supported islamic state and now want to go home we find out why kosovo decided to allow this woman and others like her to return to class cheerless berlin germany's most successful basketball team x. is its cheerleading squad and ignites a debate all the berlin says cheerleading is outdated and feels it's sexist stereotypes but critics argue it is a demanding sport that deserves far more recognition. i'm sumi so misconducts good to have you with us british prime minister boris johnson has outlined what he is calling his final offer to brussels on the terms of the deal for the u.k.'s exit from the european union johnson was addressing his conservative party's annual conference in the. order in english city of manchester and one of the biggest stumbling blocks in negotiations with the e.u. is how to prevent a hard border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland johnson says new proposals on the border would be officially conveyed to brussels and this afternoon and he called them a compromise by the u.k. today in brussels we are taping what i be

to them that kosovo is independent state that they will be no. change of borders between kosovo and serbia and they're hoping that they will respect it so there are a lot of issues before this future of correlation but we will see how the faster they can form the government and yes of course as as we mentioned dia lection was actually called the because of the resignation of the prime minister on which side of the nie was being summoned to appear at the hague and how did that impact the election and what else do we know about his appearance at the hague. no. not not so much if he was there just for one morning he said he gave his state their intended there is nothing new about that but in that time when that call came of here resigned he said the is bad for image of course of all to have a president that is such a suspected for war crimes and he was hoping to be prime minister after that he was scoping it will give him strength in these elections but it was miscalculate calculation and tonight he acknowledged that he is defeated and we can say th

the young people is almost 50 percent and the kosovo has the youngest population in europe. usual of course with those 29 years currently this year so they really focus on economy but the key question is their relations with the serbia. not supporting the taxes on imported goods from serbia of 100 percent that was. implemented by the prime minister but they say they want to do. with relations with the syllabi on the basis of reciprocity so what they were simply due to citizens of kosovo day will do the same to the citizens of serbia and they are ready they said they are ready for a. dialogue with the serbia challenge as president has decided not to run in the upcoming election by the process and sparked a constitutional crisis last year when he sacked and replaced the prime minister decision was later overturned by the supreme court he also faced criticism over the handling of the intelligence report warning of the easter attack so much $259.00 people were killed election is set for november 16th. place in hong kong have once again clashed with protesters after tens of thous

so exit polls are suggesting but i must say the mistake with the reserve exit polls here in kosovo but we can clearly see the trend exit polls shows that the opposition wins this elections so the 2 main opposition parties democratically kovco civil and movements that i mean nation we both win about 30 percent and if they make a coalition they can take the majority in the course of us parliament. exit polls results shows that younger voters and on this elections we have a 4 percent bigger turnout of the waters than the last elections 2 years ago that young what are the swan changes in the course of a society. democratically of a golf course a law is more a center right party and self that the nation is left leaning nationalist party and we can see clearly different politics in the future 'd based on the relations with the serbia because they're opposing the 100 percent tax. improved by acting the prime minister denies almost one year ago which stopped all the dialogue with the official belgrade and with the utopian the european union the self that the immigration movement wants to impos

the polls are closed in kosovo parliamentary elect. political leaders were among the nearly 2000000 people eligible to vote campaigning dominated by issues of corruption and resolving tensions with the country's former foes serbia the election was called after prime minister hard to nudge resigned in july the war crimes allegations it's subsided with us now from pristina so the polls closed probably about half an hour ago i think how did the day of voting go well according to the central. commission everything was ok it was some minor incidents. election places 20 people was arrested mainly for taking photographs of the voting ballots or for making propaganda for voting on the election places but according to officials everything is ok and the turnout of the waters is bigger then 2 years ago on the parliamentary elections especially in some regions of the nor devour the main population is service and here in the capital of . the like 4 or 5 percent bigger than 2 years ago so according to our analysts the biggest turnout would go in the

and in kosovo supporters of the self-determination party they have taken to the streets in celebration after the opposition party emerged with the most votes in sunday's general election with more than 80 percent of the votes counted results show the center left party in the lead with 26 percent that's just ahead of the center right democratic league of conservation the snap election was called after the resignation of the former prime minister. did in the large he'd been summoned to appear before a war crimes court in the hague over his previous role as one of the commanders of the kosovo liberation army presidential candidates in sri lanka are due to file their nominations for the upcoming election over the next couple of hours the current president my 3 palace in the center who decided not to run again he sparked a constitutional crisis last year when he's sacked and then replaced the prime minister the decision was later overturned by the supreme court he also faced criticism over the handling of an intelligence report which warned of the attacks in which $259.00 people died the el

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died in battle she married another fighter his fate remains unclear and i says that being back in kosovo after almost 5 years feels like she has been given a new lease on life she cannot understand why other european countries like germany are refusing to take their citizens back we are human we have people if someone makes a mistake one time we shouldn't just leave them. the women best are sensitive and it's not the children's fault either so we should help. help them like our own country kosovo hopes to do in april in an operation assisted by the united states possible brought back 32 women 74 children and 4 male fighters the cause of our approach is unique so far no other european government has undertaken similar steps while the men were sent to prison the authorities are closely monitoring the women and children and giving them counseling they didn't see any resistance from vying to be part of our programs and maybe their soul saw as they were due to the thought that they know all that was because of a florida sort of a decision tree pottery in kosovo otherwise they would have remai

in kosovo supporters of the self-determination party has celebrating after the opposition party emerged with the most votes in sunday's general election with more than 90 percent of the votes counted results show the center left party in the lead with 26 percent just ahead of the center right democratic leader of kosovo the snap election was called after the resignation of former prime minister . has been summoned to appear before a war crimes court in the hague over his previous role as one of the commanders of the former kosovo liberation army. the palestinian president mahmoud abbas is planning to hold new parliamentary elections he made the play job to meeting senior palestinian leaders in ramallah the vote would notably include all palestinian factions including longtime rival hamas would be the 1st time polls have been held since 2006 but no date has been announced yet it's. israel's foreign minister israel cause has confirmed his promoting a so-called non-aggression pact with gulf states israeli relations with some arab countries have improved in recent years cast both said on tw

in serbia being treated in hospital and the countess been suspended kosovo health snap elections last week but more than 300 ballot boxes from abroad are still to be counted $26.00 officials at an electoral office in the capital pristina had allergic reactions after opening several boxes kosovo declared independence from serbia in 2008 that it's never been recognized by belgrade. still ahead on al jazeera judges in spain get ready to hand down sentences to separatist leaders in the region and catalonia. i will tell you why displaced people in sudan star for region are skeptical of any prospect of a deal between the government and armed groups. and the world beach games are underway into hot it's featuring a number of events you probably do not associate with life on the sand. hello there we still have some pretty good sunny skies through eastern sections of china but not so across the south we've got more of those showers in the forecast and thunderstorms as well in fact as we go through the next couple of days that becoming a little bit heavier as well but securely into these norther

the legislation for being passed to al-jazeera paris to opposition parties have taken the latent kosovo's elections pullum an area results for the center left self-determination party in 1st place with 26 percent in the center right democratic league of kosovo where 25 percent snap election was called following the resignation of the former prime minister removed her and in knowledge he's been summoned to appear before a war crimes court in the hague over his previous role as one of the commanders of the former kosovo liberation army just a sars has more from pristina. well we can almost 80 percent of the votes counted then it shows that these 2 parties will be in the election by self that that nation party will be in need at least by how full of the percent. or 2nd party on the elections they have a deal before the election that the winner will give prime minister in a future correlation it means a lot of people here because these 2 parties their main program was based on economic situation being the cause of which is not a good unemployment rate is almost 30 percent unemployment with th

in actual office in the capital cristina started having allergic reactions after opening 5 boxes kosovo declared independence from serbia in 2008 but that's never been recognized by belgrade and that was more later back to come on now and thanks for that lauren now there is a mysterious oil spill which is contaminated at least $150.00 beaches along brazil's northeastern coastline there are now dozens of teams trying to clean it all up but they say the thick crude is washing ashore just too fast for them to keep up gabriel elizondo went to investigate at the coastal community of quarter of a pier in northeastern brazil. one of brazil's most beautiful beaches now covered with oil it washed up on the sand here on what was otherwise a pristine beach. and it has the locals like jos a mighty is extremely worried when to fish i feel very sad this is an environmental disaster even if people are cleaning it up the damage is done i've been working here for over 30 years and i've never seen anything like it but it's not just here or oil has washed up on beaches all up and down the coastline of the

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left self-determination party in 1st place with 26 percent and the center right democratically of kosovo with 25 percent the election was called falling the resignation of the former prime minister removed her written eyes so the headlines keep it here al jazeera world is next. and the slaughter of the most incredible stories are often too. chilling don't experience who's who makes the on some you know for me or. in this life diversity makes a difference understanding to improve turns to be part of something much great to do so in this long walk to want to use his freedom of expression. garage door to. sean and to march to the top. because you dislike. the design and to understand the rules. make shoshu. and just human good decision is universal. finally gained its independence from france in march 1956 there were still skirmishes between for lack of fighters and french settlers and also some larger confrontations like those in the towns of ramadi in 1958 and bizarre in 1961 visit was the location of a large naval base retained by france after independence to pressurize the french to wit

was called when prime minister ramesh how to deny it she resigned in july after being summoned by kosovo's war crimes prosecutor he wants to ask how to deny job out his role in the conflict with the serb forces 20 years ago polls suggest that no party will have enough support to form a government on its own. and it's generally election day in portugal opinion polls suggest that the governing socialists could win but without an outright majority prime minister antonio costas minority government has been backed for the past 4 years by 2 far left parties trying because president has decided not to run in the upcoming election my 3 power city center caused a constitutional crisis last year when he sacked and replaced the prime minister the decision was later overturned by the supreme court he also faced criticism over the government handling of an intelligence report warning of the easter attacks the next presidential is gian presidential election rather is due on nov 16th found a series of mel fernandez reports from colombo. a record $41.00 candidates posting cash bond for the election ahead

resigned back in july that was when he was summoned by kosovo's war crimes prosecutor he wants to ask what the knowledge about his role in the conflict with the serb forces 20 years ago poll suggests no party will have enough support to form a government on its own and it is also general election day in portugal the opinion polls suggest the governing socialists could win but probably without an outright majority prime minister antonio costas minority government has been backed for the past 4 years by 2 far left parties have been protests in the french capital paris against a change in the law which will allow single and gay women to get fertility treatment final parliamentary approval is needed to end the restriction on in-vitro fertilisation treatment i.v.'s just currently only for women in a heterosexual relationship conservative and catholic groups say medically assisted reproductive treatment deprives children of a natural father. now it is a struggle to make ends meet for many in russia average incomes of fall into the past 5 years and half the population we're talking about $70

we maintain forces in kosovo. from my perspective, those forces are a essential to the stability and the area. there are internal tensions that have existed there and have not been resolved despite the fact that 20 years have gone by since open warfare in the balkans. and there are external influences at work there. they do not help. they exacerbate the natural frictions in the area. i don't think the balkans is a place that we can stop paying attention to yet. i think -- and i will be there in a couple of weeks. i believe greece and north macedonia have displayed great courage in overcoming the naming dispute. north amasa dona is now in my mind doing everything it can to be the nato aspirant it desires to be. it remains a complicated area. patrick: ok. with that, ladies and gentlemen, join me in thanking our panel. [applause] >> thank you so much for being here this afternoon. all of you and our distinguished guests. i want to take a moment to thank our underwriter once more, and i invite you to stick around, min

center left self-determination party 1st with 26 percent and the center right democratic league of kosovo and 25 percent the snap election was called following the resignation of the former prime minister shatter the nie he's been summoned to appear before the war crimes court in the hague over his previous role as one of the commanders of the former cos of all liberation army yes of savage has more now from prishtina. well we have almost 80 percent of the votes counted and it shows that these 2 parties will be in the election by itself that that nation party will be in need at least by hard fall of the percent. over the 2nd party on the election so they have a deal before the election that we know will give prime minister in a future of correlation it means a lot of people here because these 2 parties are main program that was based on economic situation which is not good on employment rate is almost 30 percent unemployment with the youth the young people is almost 50 percent and also has the youngest population in europe. with. usual a prospect of 29 years currently this year so they're

resigned in july after he was summoned by the kosovo war crimes prosecutor he wants to ask at a d.n.a. about his role in the conflict would serve forces 20 years ago whole suggest no party will get enough support to form a government on its own and people have begun voting in portugal's general election opinion poll showing the ruling socialists are expected to win but not with an outright majority prime minister antonio costers minority government has been backed by 2 far left parties since 2015. sri lankan president multipart a city senior has decided not to run in the upcoming election seen a caused a constitutional crisis last year when he sat and replaced the prime minister but the decision was overturned by the supreme court he also faced criticism over the government's handling of an intelligence report warning of the easter attacks presidential election will be held on november 16th or the number of people killed from violent protests in iraq is now a $105.00 that's according to iraq's observatory for human rights earlier the speaker of parliament threatened to join mass demon

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in kosovo supporters of the self-determination party are celebrating after the opposition party marriage with the most followed since sunday's general election with more than 90 percent of the votes counted resell show the center left party in the lead with 26 percent just ahead of the center right democratically of course of all the snap election was called after the resignation of former prime minister. has been summoned to appear before a war crimes court in the hague over his previous role as one of the commanders of the former kosovo liberation army just of sorry chaz more from pristina. these 2 parties will win the election but self that the malaysian party will be need at least by hard for the person. or the 2nd party on the elections so they have a deal before the election that the winner will give prime minister in the future it means a lot of people here because these 2 parties their main program move was based on economic situation which is not good employment rate is almost 30. unemployment with. the young people is almost 50 percent and the possible has the youngest populati

a group of election officials in kosovo for them after opening ballot boxes from expectorate voters in serbia they're being treated in hospital and the count has now been suspended because of a health snap elections last week but more than 300 ballot boxes from abroad are still to be counted 26 officials at an electoral office in the capital pristina had allergic reactions after opening boxes kosovo declared independence from serbia in 2008 but that's never been recognized by belgrade major protests in guinea on monday against president alpha come days planned to change the constitution and run for a 3rd term 6 opposition figures have been arrested ahead of their planned protest because more. this is downtown connector in the area called tell you a market area where over the weekend people have come to do their shopping to get basic necessities like rice water or oil because they fear that the shelf really close down because of these demonstration already people have been arrested leaders of these protests have been arrested by men wearing ski mask and arms and this has created a sense