for an increase in goods smuggled into kosovo but the cost of our government argues that the tariffs are simply a reaction to serbia failing to recognize the republic of kosovo and its borders or carry foremost on the information of the smugglers from serbia our support out and encouraged cooperation together with the authorities there does not exist focus it's a deep political and ethnic divide in order to catch smugglers red handed inspector hoxsey mustafa needs to rely on informants to give him names and places you know. the group i can tell you who the most important smugglers are here they take care of finding bias and they also sell the goods themselves. for. stuff explains that kosovo is missing out on these tariffs resulting in political and economic destabilization when they memphis and. i'm convinced that this problem can be solved by fighting uncompromisingly against criminal gangs that's a pretty mean that they're not only harming kosovo's budget but creating problems for our citizens in the northern communities 2 or afraid of the free. will but stock will make lehman all the. inspector baggio hoxsey mustafa and his unit are preparing f

picture. 2 decades ago nato launched a ferocious bombing operation against the federal republic of yugoslavia during the kosovo conflict the alliance leadership claimed it was carried out to prevent the genocide of the albanian population in cos the operation lasted a devastating 78 days we asked people in serbia what they thought about the ambassador's comments. that the bombing campaign was not justified in any way it was a terrible crime our government should sue for compensation. but the un security council never approved the nato bombing so it can only be considered an act of aggression it is impossible for several in america to be on good terms because the us government will always view serbia as a little version of russia america for the americans everything they do is justified vietnam hiroshima and nagasaki the native american genocide and so on they did not just bone loss they took part of our territory that you cannot justify what they did how can you defend the animation whatever he did or didn't do or serbian canadian filmmaker bara smaller gursky say is the almost busy lot of bombings back then s

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hat—trick in their 4—0 win over bulgaria, which took them back to the top of their group, above kosovo, who beat the czech republicnto the second half. the final of the women's singles at the us open is under way. serena williams is going for a record—equalling 24th grand slam. she's up against teenager bianca andreescu, who's impressed on route to her first major final. let's speak david law, who's commentating on the match for the bbc. david, incredible achievement already for serena. how much this win mean for her? it would be a huge deal for her to finally draw level with margaret court on 24 grand slam singles titles. that would be the record — equalling title for her and she's been chasing it for a while. she lost her last three titles, finals, rather. she's been in two wimbledon finals and the us open final last year. all the controversy with the umpire that you will remember from last year. she is here up against a 19—year—old, a prodigious talent, who is playing in only herfourth grand slam tournament, and yet here she is in the final, and she has the first opportunity in as much. she has a break point in

of the euro 2020 is here at wembley. england's opponents on tuesday — kosovo — went top of group a earlier after beating the czech republict equalised in the first half. then it was this goal from mergim vojvoda in the 66th minute that secured the win. kosovo are currently ranked 120th in the world — the lowest ranked in their group by far. but — they're the most in—form national side in europe, unbeaten 15 matches. it's the opening weekend in the womens super league season — and what a match to get talk about first, the first ever manchester derby, in front of a record crowd at the etihad stadium. over 31,000 people saw manchester city win against manchester united — almost six times more than the previous record. jo currie was the game for us. after the huge interest in the world cup this match was billed as a new dawn for women's football and while derby day delivered off the pitch with over 31,000 fans here at the stadium, the on field action did not quite live up to the hype. it was the newcomers united to start the brightest with jane ross coming closest to breaking the deadlock with this effort. denied by the hand

well, england's opponents on tuesday, kosovo, went top of group a earlier after beating the czech republic but equalised in the first half. then it was this goal from mergim vojvoda in the 66th minute that secured the win. kosovo are currently ranked 120th in the world, the lowest ranked in their group by far, but they're the most in—form national side in europe, unbeaten in 15 matches. they have played more gains than england which is what they are top of the group at the moment. a crowd of over 31,000 people were at the etihad to watch manchester city beat manchester united on the opening day of the women's super league season. it's the first time the sides have played each other in a professional match and only the second time city's women have played at the club's main stadium. the only goal of the game came early in the second half, when city's caroline weir scooped up a poor clearance and slammed it home from around 25 yards out. what a strike that was. united almost equalised towards the end, but jackie groenen‘s strike somehow hit the post. there were no goals in the day's other ws

of group a with a 100% record. czech republic's win over montenegro tonight sees them leapfrog kosovo into second place.. mick mccarthy's side winning 3—1 at the aviva. the two sides were level at 1—1 until the 83rd minute when a goal from kevin long put ireland ahead. they sealed the 3—1win in the 86th minute with a debut header from james collins. there have been three more gold medals for great britain today in the world para swimming championships in london. alice tai won the women's 100 metre backstroke, breaking the world record in the process. great britain's megan richter came third. it means so much, especially in front of a home crowd. i love getting out of the pool with my friends and family sat by the exit so get out an adverse publicity. it was just really special. a thought it was going to cry. on the podium with megan on my side eye mightjust tearupa with megan on my side eye mightjust tear up a little bit. meanwhile, tully kearney won the women's ss, 200m freestyle. her second gold in as many days. northern ireland's bethany firth also added gold to the silver she won yesterday. the ashe

still in with a good chance of reaching in next year's finals the top 2 in each group guaranteed a place right now kosovo are in that position a point behind the czech republic. portugal caps and kristan are now those called 4 times as a defending european champions it beat lithuania 5 a one the event is for the has now school but $93.00 international goals or cup winners france have beat on dora 3 and now the head of french football is facing criticism after telling a referees not to stop matches if there's a homophobic abuse of phone fans they will look at it says that he's a totally against referees it taken such action that's despite new rules being introduced that allow fishelson to intervene several top level matches and france have been interrupted the season because of homophobic chanting in the stands. yes you could put to me if i am completely against homophobia but i don't want to be taken hostage by the issue there's a strong will to ensure that all people can enjoy being in a stadium with their families but stopping marches doesn't interest me it's a mistake but let me make this clear i would stop a game if there were racist chance or if there w

republic of ireland beat bulgaria in a friendly 3—1 in dublin. —— someone who has come a social media character is the coach of the kosovo team. debut goal from james collins. the fifth and final ashes test gets under way tomorrow. england have, of course, sorely missed james anderson, who was ruled out for the rest of the series after bowling just four overs of the first test. at 37, anderson insists he still has a future with england, and that he wants to be the ryan giggs of cricket. now manager of wales, giggs stopped playing football at 40. i'm going to try and look into everything possible to get my body in good shape, look at, you know, how people — how other sports, people have coped with getting older and staying at the top of their sport, so that's — that's exactly what i want to do. i think i've got — still got a lot to offer this england team and i still love playing the game. at the para swimming world championships, northern ireland's bethany firth finally claimed her first gold medal. she took victory for great britain in her classification 100 metre backstroke final. she's already won four paralympic gold medal

qualifier kosovo's national team only gained official recognition 3 years ago their 2nd in group a behind england having beaten the czech republic 21 in their last game. we are here against one of the best team in the world. in my opinion 0 best team in the world we have done a good game against cheshire preview keep it was very very hard i have seen also the games the game. against cheshire a prequel you they're all that's mean it will be for was. not to need the game. kosovo whoopie. very high pursing hard working. more attacking threat than we faced on saturday. maybe they'll be a little bit more space to play higher up the pitch but certainly very. whole team working extremely hard to make by from comfortable for you are the top 2 teams in each group i guarantee the sport to at next year's finals in england have won all of their games so far wanting to go of verses the czech republic is choose days other group a match he had of french football is facing criticism after telling referees and not to stop matches if there is a homophobic abuse from fans noir look it says he is totally against the referees it taken such action on us despite new rules that have been introduced th