and after the republic proclaimed independence. movement. mr mackay's the right of his republic dependent wide support amongst people. thank you very much for being with us. political representatives of the people's. house failed to to reach an agreement to form the the bus near. so is it a political crisis and what's going to happen next. problem is. it was formed as a result of the disintegration of the former yugoslavia based on the dayton agreement which was designed to settle the relations between the three ethnic communities that formed the republic and in this respect and herzegovina has proven to be facing a crisis we're living under partial international protectorate of the world community and because of that we've held dozens of elections which were considered to be free and fair by the organization for security and cooperation in new york today this issue ation in both new and herzegovina is characterized by a very huge presence of international representatives who are trying to rule and influence the internal processes in the rep

is the first president of the serb republic. undoubtedly in the beginning during the process of disintegration of former yugoslavia he became the leader of a political party that encouraged this service to defend their indigenous status in bosnia and herzegovina and i certainly think that was normal of course this should be a personal and individual responsibility who would happen during the war those who face trial and only be personally responsible for crimes and canada their collective responsibility we can judge how fair the trial is going to be by analyzing the previous trials which were not quite clear how was the arrest of the other one could imagine schmidt by the public opinion is. i mean what was the what was the reaction of the street towards his arrest not only. naturally most people were disappointed with grudges arrest but they realized the necessity of their choice and that sort of action the general feeling of this is this action among the serbian people is caused by the fact that the entire political and militar

which was designed to settle the relations between the three ethnic communities that formed the republic and in this respect both in here to go in has proven to be facing a crisis we're living under partial international protectorate of the world community and because of that we've held dozens of elections which were considered to be free and fair by the organization for security and cooperation in europe today this issue ation in both me and her to govern is characterized by a very huge presence of international representatives who are trying to rule and influence the internal processes in the republic because of the fact that a certain political party won the election it has been impossible to reach an agreement on how to form the bodies of power the different mission of the council of ministers has become the main problem and herzegovina the council of ministers is now the government of hosni and herzegovina is an elected body it consists of representatives of major national and ethnic groups who are supposed to pursue policy in defining a compromise the composition of the council of

we are a constitutional republic. and we are proud of our constitutional republic. because of his vision, he was able to do the impossible. after jimmy carter did a number on our economy, ronald reagan came in with a completely different vision. you see there are two visions of our constitution. one is the real version of the constitution. which is a limited government with an enumerated powers. the other is an expansive view. the man that served longer than any other was a democrat that was franklin roosevelt. and he said to live under the united states constitution, he said it was the most marvelously elastic compilation

a stone you know was the first former soviet republic to join the euro zone. holland bought a bonna is president of the talon institute for economics and management he knows only too well the price the a stone in government how to pay for overcoming the economic problems and meeting the terms required for joining your is a. risky. everything was done to make it seem that the budget had a very low deficit and. prevent inflation low pensions expensive medical care growth of exercises and the like induce good that we became more attractive for investors to study but actually there are the poorest sections of the population had to pay for all that. member of parliament length agreed to take part in an experiment suggested by journalists on a popular internet site his task was to see how he would survive on a subsistence wage for a month shopping was something of an ordeal for him a length he couldn't afford to spend even one cent above his budget because otherwise he would have ruined the experiment. the minimum a subsistence wage in a store nia was sixty four eur

the muslims called their part the republic of bosnia and herzegovina. the serbs called the republic serbska rather than courage previously a practicing psychiatry first became leader of the serbs as well as president he was also formally known as the commander in chief. rather than courage didn't have the right skills to command troops he had authority humanitarian frame of mind because of his character in occupation war in a parliamentary republic a search good to get that into account when it elected radical luggage the army's chief of staff. the president and the chief of staff for public service had an uneasy relationship the two men played according to their own rules. then thought in under pressure by the international community card has signed a plan to divide both mia between muslims and serbs america and europe had guaranteed peace and all sides involved had promised to lay down their arms if the plan was signed but not it showed a map to members of parliament making clear what the serbs with louis was divided in that way in the pretty madam as

a lot of news about terror raids coming to the media meanwhile a chain of incidents has hit the republic of dagestan of late and the lace this incident took place on september twenty third one top officials call was a targeted and as a result of this incident many innocent lives were taken as well also after of the before the september twenty third there was another double terror attack in the capital of the republic of dagestan and when a police officer was killed during this attack and so as i say as this is a kind of incident really target and not these civilians government officials and police representatives meanwhile over a seventy six people were killed and over one hundred seventy people were injured as a result of crime in the region since the start of the c.m. right arc is a question of the large in the north caucasus. well stay with us here on r t coming your way later this hour meet space exploration is a new kid on the block china preparing to launch an unmanned space laboratory dubbed the heavenly palace to mark the first step towards building its very own space station. bu

right now car bomb has killed eight people in russia's southern republic of dagestan seven civilians including an eleven year old child are dead as well as a policeman will be investigative committee which is russia's top investigative body said an explosive was planted in a car parked at a road crossing in the central. districts where the blast also wounded some six other police officers on wednesday a criminal investigation is underway well of course plenty more on this story as we get it if you stay with us here on r.t. . the u.n. security council is considering the palestinian administration's membership for statehood leader mahmoud abbas officially said betty the united nations application last week israel in the united states strongly opposed the idea of port nice following the consultations in new york. the process takes no longer than thirty five days this standing committee will assess and review the application for palestinian un membership and statehood the standing committee will hold its first meeting on friday the application that the palestinian leader mahmoud abbas ha

the muslims call their part the republic of iran it's a convener well the serbs called the republics are. proud of encourage previously a practicing psychiatry first became leader of the serbs as well as president he was also formally known as the commander in chief. of the. right of encouraged didn't have the right skills to command troops he had a thoroughly humanitarian frame of mind because of his character in occupation running a parliament a republican search good to get that into account when it elected retcon lad it's the army's chief of staff. the president and the chief of staff of republic soaps have been on the easy relationship. played according to their own country. then for been under pressure by the international community card has signed a plan to divide both here between muslims and serbs america and europe have guaranteed peace and all sides involved had promised to lay down their arms if the plan was signed but not it showed a map to members of parliament making clear what the serbs would lose if i was divided in that way in a pretty minimal as a result parliament

in the breakaway republic again tries to block the free flow of goods from. first tried to take control of customs. of peace.

he said may have them prosper the newborn republic. >> but the word republic is what intrigues me.t suggests to me that at least at this point in time somebody has begun to consciously drill down on governance in a post revolutionary era, and that's sort of new to me. in fact, am i overreading that? >> no, you are right on target. several columnists had use the term republic, and there was a sense that america was already sort of a de facto republic in a sense given their colonial governance. but thomas paine had written at length in the "common sense," i didn't mention it, about republican governments as the antithesis of a monarchy, a representative form of government. and i think from that point on, paine really brought it out in the open and it was just talked about widely from that point on. and the assumption was that this would be, that the united states would be a republican nation, little are. >> i've always been very fascinated by this session of these been getting together and making these important decisio decisions. and yet, as i understand there was no public record,

and peacekeepers in kosovo on high alert as ethnic tension in serbia as a breakaway republic reaches a boiling point violence broke out recently when kosovo violently seems to serbian checkpoints. when times are hard heritage is in peril the un's head of protecting the world's most oppressive precious places an artifact tells our next why social upheaval is threatening some of our most precious sites. you know bocal the you know secretary general it's really great to have you with us and i don't know over two centuries ago george byron reflected and asked and saluting you would think that two centuries later and twenty first centuries because we think we're more civilized things are better but are they really better for instance in egypt or libya i would say definitely much much better of course a very very wrecked the comparison says the danger of thing but let me first say that the overall concept the feeling of the necessity to preserve the chimp culture. of course it's an old one but at the same time we have it has the need to have you know reading and meaning so i believe we are

that invitation was officially handed over to them now at the summit we believe the former soviet republics here and. also touched upon syria moscow criticizes what he describes as a one sided sanctions against syria in particular that the e.u. european union imposed sanctions on in war going all at risk from syria in more schools view sanctions are never the first solution possible and could only make matters worse well. further sanctions against the president are sought after the brutal crackdown on protesters in his country which led to that over two thousand people have been killed in syria since march this year and the syrian authorities are saying that they are fighting with extremists who try to destabilize the country and speaking in duchamp a sort of tale of rauf covered a vast range of issues didn't he talked about the sense of ac with the u.s. missile defense shield in europe for example what exactly did he say. oh love lover of sector was no signs no sign that the u.s. is ready for a compromise over its planned missile defense system for europe and most who is more than eager th

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