of sarajevo.in, bodo weber, who's a senior associate at the democratization policy council. and from belgrade, we're joined by aleksander brezar, a journalist usually based in sarajevo. gentlemen, welcome to the program. hamza, if we can start with you, christian schmidt says there's a very real prospect of a return to conflict in bosnia. is he right? >> i think he is, and this is the most serious political crisis that bosnia is currently facing, since the end of the war in 1995. we are not sure how this will move forward and what the outcome will be, but i would agree with mr. schmidt. what should the international community be doing right now? are the eu and the u.s. taking this situation seriously enough? >> there's rising awareness, fortunately, that there is a serious situation, and i agree with my predecessor, that this is the most serious crisis we've seen since the end of the war. unfortunately, this crisis is one of the west's, the eu's and the u.s.'s own making, it's a self-inflicted wou

clearly what happened in sarajevo is not forgiven or— in sarajevo is not forgiven or forgotten. have toda ? ~ ., many ways the crisis that we have toda ?~ . , ., many ways the crisis that we have toda? . ., , many ways the crisis that we have toda? . ., today? what people are feeling is a visceral reaction _ today? what people are feeling is a visceral reaction to _ today? what people are feeling is a visceral reaction to what's - today? what people are feeling is a visceral reaction to what's going i visceral reaction to what's going on. if you think people like myself we observe what's going on in bosnia on a daily basis and we say this is not a convenient date and he rattles his saber and he get some concessions and he stokes his support base and we've got elections next year in bosnia and he's getting ready for that. this is all about talk and it's a performance but for people inside they lived through the 19905 people inside they lived through the 1990s and lived through this conflict which killed 100,000 people which displaced 2 million more people in the capital was under

am al sheil giving us that update from sarajevo. let's now bring in lead juliana miller. janet, she's in banjo luca. so you have this meeting taking place? tell us what it's about and why is it a banjo look at and not sarajevo. if it's official we'll hearing delegation should be here and minute. now there's a lot of police deployed around this area. and her concerning this meeting. it is unofficial. and it is said to be very brief, is going to be actually a lunch. but our miller dad said that they will discuss very important topics in this a brief meeting. first and foremost, politics and economy. when he comes about economy is going to be discussed about some other projects that hungary and the officials from republic. a sub scott are planning to do together. and those are projects of had been discussed even before. because our melody and our president of the public us up because it could be on of each visited hungary several times and already met with victor, audubon, and other hungarian officials. when it comes about these projec

they took place on the mountain overlooking sarajevo from where serfs my prison artillery laid siege to the capital. beginning in 1990 to thousands of civilians were killed in a war that culminated in what has internationally been recognized as a genocide when more than 8000 muslim men and boys were massacred by serb troops in the eastern enclave of rubber neat saw. the high representatives report to the united nations this week said there is a very real prospect of a return to armed conflict in bosnia. despite this, there appears to be no obvious appetite on the part of western powers, including nato, to increase their security presence. they are, we are disarmed. sophia is on and the international interlocutors are asking us for concessions, appeasing appease in the same policies that resulted in genocide here. mineral dudek has 4 years called for the separation of the cerebrum, part of bosnia, from the rest of the country. yes. and just weeks ago, he shared these scenes on social media, he and colleagues singing serb nationalist songs in their cerebral headquarters. it was a remin

to -- to create that flag >> t ru sic belongs to the party and is a mayor of a town that borders sarajevohe claims that an army would not contravene the country's constitution there's no position that we would heed to that constitution. if you're talking about coming back, some jurisdiction from state level and entity level, then we must say that all this present jurisdiction of bosnia state level, it is not britain. that seam -- seemingly contradict tear stance is a worry for many. young supreme no appetite for armed conflict the problem he says is in the political system set up by the peace agreement. [speaking foreign language] >> the country and government is unfunctional. many people feel their youth will be wasted here. >> views like these have angered slajan's parent who is as a result he hasn't seen for a year now. ethnically a serb, he says his family don't share his views on a unified plueralistic state. >> i will remain here where inn a society where everyone is equal. >> it seems that for now bosnian politicians have agreed that that's verbally to prevent any further escalatio

okay, jamal al, shall their life arrest in sarajevo, which mouth thank you very much. indeed. it's still a heads on al jazeera. i'm to clogging glasgow where thousands of new boxes are on the march demanding action against climate change. and the n b a. launch an investigation into the phoenix suns. eleanor over allegations of racism and smith saw janae. we'll have more with jill lisa in the usa. ah, compelling journalism we keeping our distance because it's actually quite dangerous . ambulances continued to arrive at the scene of the explosion in spy program making. i still don't feel like i actually know enough about what living under fascism was light. how much money did you make for your rural and delay rent? and late that ribbon, al jazeera english proud recipient of the new york festivals broadcaster of the year award for the 5th year running in the country with an abundance of resource ray barnett was indonesia whose turns forming we moved full to growth and frock. we balance for green economy, blue economy, and the digital economy with the new job creation law, indones

the muscle could force the country into a potentially deadly scenario. drama luxury, al jazeera sarajevo. ah, hello, this is al jazeera and these are the headlines. the un security council has heard from end to the fighting in ethiopia. that a meeting to discuss the crisis has been postponed. 9 opposition groups in washington of now formed an alliance against prime minister or the act med journalist, samuel gets it, she has more from addis ababa. there doesn't seem to be any compromised by that. from the 2. there is sending allegations and all kinds of complications saying that your grand site is insisting there in this until the bay and to defeat the enemy without barnes and blood. that's what the, the prime minister said. and the other side is saying there's no point of negotiating at this point. they're marching forward and they're going to fight on until the bay and at least 8 people have been killed during a stampede at a music festival. in the u. s. state of texas. dozens were trampled than thousands of fans started moving towards the front of the stage and panic set in the u. s. c

the muscle could force the country into a potentially deadly scenario. jamal until you al jazeera sarajevo still head on al jazeera, the netherlands considers reopening a controversial gas field as fuel prices saw ahead of winter. and devotee 20 world can't. new zealand age is closer to the semi finals will have all that and more later on in school. ah hello, slipping on the cool side or parts of the middle east over the next couple of days . chiefly northern areas of the middle east where we have this area cloud is coming out with northern parts of pakistan, northern areas of iran, terran ship into the high teens. 10 celsius, a talk temperature here on saturday afternoon bits and pieces of rain there over the higher ground for iran over the next couple of days. elsewhere, crosses, reach, and plenty of hazy sunshine. so we get up to around $32.00 celsius here in doha. a similar value there too for to buy lots of dry weather in the forecast. try to cause a good part of east africa, heavy rain into central areas where we have got the tropical down pause at western side of the democratic repu

friend off against the floods was the most severe damage caused by the floods has been outside of sarajevo. here and the comforts all the rain fall has been consistent. raising river levels, and as a result, fears that unless the weather improves part of the city through could be flooded, jamal al, shall al jazeera cerebral p lands make up to 3 percent of the world's land mass, but store more carbon than all of the world's forests combined, it makes for a cheap fuel to burn, but the irish government is phasing it out to meet its emissions targets. move barker met ecologists embarking on a massive re wilding project in central ireland 11 lives of island equality, the turning fact time. restoring the country's verse, peopled to what they were millennia ago, beats an accumulation of ancient vegetation, the when dog and dried burns for hours. for generations, the lands been drained and harvested for heat homes and fuel power stations. with more than 80 percent of islands bobs lost in the process. but now the same state funded company board pneumonia that strip these bogs dry is putting up wind

fears that unless the weather improves part of the city through could be flooded. drama, la, la, 0 sarajevo. ah, this is al jazeera and these are the top stories. iraq's military says the prime minister has survived an assassination attempt. gunfire and explosions have been heard in baghdad. green zone, the military says, must suffer our car them. his house was targeted by a rocket, but he escaped unhurt. thousands of activists around the world rallied. and what they're calling a global day of action protests is a demand and governments and big business do more to limit global warming at the cop 26 summit and glasgow. demonstrators have expressed disappointment over the pledges made the number of people killed after a fuel tanker exploded in sierra leone is now at least 99. a blast happened when the tanker collided with another vehicle at a busy junction, the capital, freetown, pro democracy activists in sudan have rejected and internationally mediated plan to return to a power sharing agreement with the military. instead of called for 2 days of civil disobedience, general abdel father albe

and muscle, could force the country into a potentially deadly scenario. drama, lottery al jazeera sarajevo. chuck make a file that says the new call the 19 pill. it's developing cuts the risk of hospital admissions or death. by almost 90 percent, a trial if the experimental drug was stopped early following the positive results. the company plans to ask regulations to authorize its use as soon as possible. president joe biden says the u. s. is already secured. millions of doses of drug within 3 days. oh, the symptoms you have now is denying presents protection from disease leading hospitalisation with our medicine. and the data indicate 100 percent protection from birth. and even if you start the medicine fire based off or having contracted disease, could we lived in which symptoms you have now you fight with them. a big news now for ab fans, the group is back for their 1st studio album in 40 years. ah . the swedish force them sold more than 385000000 albums worldwide in the seventy's and eighty's. and their latest offering called voyage is likely to shift plenty more. the band members are

which ended the 3 and a half year conflicts but speak now had sent you mal sheil who is lifers in sarajevo, jamal a very concerning situation developing, were you on indeed halla. i mean, although physically there is nothing that's changed here, or there is an almost tangible sense of worry and concern amongst our people. the trajectory of how the political rhetoric is taking the country, particularly the words coming from neurologic because his threats isn't, isn't to set up a separate army. it's essentially just set up a militia unarmed group and break away the republic assert sky. our region from bosnia properties, threats, and not only to do that, but to break away from the judiciary as well as other states institutions and on the other side of it. so whilst he is backed by a strong regional power is an international power, including russia and the other side, it seems there is still yet to be major or significance inputs from nato and other international powers. joining me now is sabina to dick a member of the federal parliaments. thank you very much for joining us here on the news. o

amended, it could one day possibly be the reason for the starts of another jamal and shall al jazeera sarajevo, still head on al jazeera and legal setback for those trying to hold pharmaceutical giants to account for the us ot wait crisis from formerly fields and agreement to return our fax solution from former colonies. daneen and ins boss will hear from some of the world's best tennis players is a great ready to impressed at their season ending tournaments. ah.

well, joining us from sarajevo is homes, a car to associate professor in the faculty of political science, the university of sorry to have you with us. why is this happening? well, i think the post, the uncertain asleep. my little thought it has understood that the west is read, that over the past 10 years, the america was declined. russia asserting this is all the more clear. so he has launched off rob bill of sold on boss. yes, it is that your shoes and i've been to make them an exceptionally explicit pursuing . it is objectives. so what can be done to stabilize the situation then, or is it really gone too far to turn bank? well, this is the most cbs boys go prices. us use 9095 and the closest that the country has come to a order in, in more than 2 and a half decades. so the country is basically on the b. and the only viable way forward is to make sure that it doesn't go careless. is for the binding of the station 2 police, they go into standing on the shuttle bus, you know, i likely do you think that is the, because the, by the administration doesn't, doesn't really show much appetite

the muscle could force the country into a potentially deadly scenario. jemila treyana al jazeera sarajevo. ah, this is our desert. these you top stories. the u. s. house of representatives has voted to pass a one trillion dollar infrastructure bells and had been repeatedly stalled off to differences within the democratic party. it is one of the biggest upgrades of roads where ways, bridges and airports in the united states. and now the vote on a social welfare bell will be held later this month. easier. pin factions half formed in the lines against the government that joined forces with rebels from the northern to gray region while threatening to advance on the capital. un security council was calling for talks for a lasting cease fire and wrong prime minister has ordered an investigation of the security forces injured more than a 100 protesters grounds rallied in the capital, baghdad, angry at the results of last month's parliamentary elections. a fuel tank explosion in syria, leon's, capital is reported to have left dozens of people dead. the mayor free town says as many as a 100 people

amended, it could one day possibly be the reason for the start of another jamal and shall al jazeera sarajevo. still head on al jazeera and legal setback for those trying to hold pharmaceutical giants to account for the u. s. o. clate crisis. france, formerly sealed and agreement to return artifacts that were looted from former colonies in and in sports will hear from some of the world's best tennis players, is a great ready to impressed at their season ending tournaments. ah, for one more day, the chance of showers around the emirates exists and this is the potential view on wednesday. it's a bit of a shamal, just a brief normally breeze blowing down for the rest of us. so generally drive picture, but these could be poky showers, particularly in a man that's the bottom edge of a system which is brought briefly wintery weather to the high ground afghan beyond . but it's left behind now. very quiet weather, but that's just pulse one. pulse 2 is this one here coming says that's wednesday's picture strengthening when the caspian snow in the caucasus and eastern turkey. rather, more obvious if i

government offices. heavy rain has caused flooding and landslides, in bosnia rising rivers into sarajevo region, have forced hundreds of people to evacuate their homes as jamal as shall reports now from the capital. torrential rain and severe weather has caused widespread flooding across several parts of bosnia herzegovina, barian cars, houses, and damaging roads and priscilla cheese. the country is no stranger to floods and landslides, but people see the sheer amount of rain that's fallen and the pulse 48 hours has been unexpected. yet noise had was short. all of a sudden the rain started falling griffin. within 10 minutes, cows were covered by water, and all of this, the breeze came in in the towns of con, it's on the south of the capital, sorry val. heavy machinery was brought in to clear the streets, but many roads will still need to be repaired before they can be used again. emergency services have been deployed across this municipality, as well as other areas of the country, not a log on systems. people and machines are working hard to repair the damage. this is only one of the man

southern sections of germany and poland. meantime, a cool blast of air right across the balkan in sarajevo. just a high of 0 on tuesday. sophia bulgaria to degrees, but we've got a swath of snow moving across the country as sophia could pick up about 2 to 5 centimeters of snow. maybe even more as wall coltrane is punching across sad turkey numbers here, weight out of whack. so traps on 24 degrees, but also for the levant, his while bay root at 30, but watches this friends moves across traps on goes from 24 down to 12 degrees and bay route from 30 to 19 after iberia. right now, things mostly set all but temperatures a bit below where they should be this some the year list been just a high of 13, northwestern europe. right now. our next storm system swoops in to the republic of ireland and also the united kingdom. so whites and wendy conditions to be expected here on this weather report in africa. right now, we're a switch in one direction. it's going to make a big difference in cairo. you go from 29 on tuesday to just a high of 22 degrees on wednesday. that's it, see soon, ah, a mass pro de

amended, it could one day possibly be the reason for the start of another jamal and shall al jazeera sarajevo. the french president is officially finalized an agreement to return $26.00 african artifacts to benign manual mccormick, winnings president at west tunnel in paris. on tuesday. the pieces are some of africa, most significant artworks that were looted by colonial trips in the 19th century and taken to europe. and we shipped back to been in at the end of the month just to dual g. it a possibility. his gesture means that the youth in name of africa will be able to say again, the words of his history and heritage to be able to admire them at home. i wish for this movement to carry on, and that what is universally accessible in berlin as much as in france. and we will continue this work together with the cinema was one of the industries worst hit by the pandemic. and the return of film festivals is seen as a key element of its recovery over the next 5 days, the audio festival in catalyst capital. doha is highlighting the best movie talent from the middle east and further afield. dosage. b

fears that unless the weather improves part of the city through could be flooded. drama, la, la, 0, sarajevo, thousands of people in poland have taken to the streets in renewed protests against the nations strict abortion law. the rallies were sparked by the death of the fair . she rolled pregnant women, doctors, it didn't terminate her fetus despite determining it would not survive. the woman family say she was denied life saving treatment because the doctors was too scared to break the abortion law. poland began and forcing a near total ban on abortions and january, archaeologists have unearthed a 2000 year old room near the ancient roman city of pompei, the well preserved room as part of a video that was once home to slaves. it contains wooden beds and other objects including ceramic pitches and a chamber chamber pot. pompei was home to about 13000 people when it was buried by volcanic eruption in the year 7980. ah, this is al jazeera and these are the top stories. iraqi prime minister will suffer after them. he has survived an assassination attempt. the military says an armed drone targe

what is the mood like there in sarajevo at the moment a people genuinely fearful? yes, i think my people are concerned much of this reminds them of the fall of 91 when another on college and his ilk began undertaking this month's long process that led to secession and jour side. so many people are joined parallels. are this fall 2021 to 1991. so i think many people are generally concerned. okay. what do you think miller? i bought a kit is up to right now. why is he doing what he's doing or with who's backing? well, he is now undertaking the most decisive and the most substantial steps towards the session. now, previously he was to talk about and independence for the public, a service guy, but now he is fine too, and he's tactics. and now he's talking about beast while doing editing, to undermine it. and he obviously has the bacon of serbia, and i think he hopes to get the backing of the liberal democracies in central europe. bo, dot, it says that if the west tries to intervene militarily to uphold the peace plan, he has friends who have promised to support the caus

ok jamal al, shout, they're lifers in sarajevo, jamal, thank fancy, more still ahead on this news are including our head. why health authorities in the polar discourage people from attending large devali celebrations? was one of england's most famous cricket groans is known. band holds an international matches joy will have more for us on this in sports. ah, china is battling its most wide spread cove with 19 outbreaks since the virus was 1st identified and will hon. last year, the country has recorded more than 900 cases since last month. officials have maintained a 0 tolerance approach to the pandemic. defending the use of severe and sudden walked stones, katrina, you report snow from bridging it's supposed to be the happiest place on earth. but earlier this week, the dizzy land theme park in shanghai became a temporary prison. authorities promptly shot exit after a visitor from the previous day tested positive for covered 1934000 guests, but prevented from leaving before being tested for the virus. china is battling to contain its most widespread outbreak since the epidemic began l

amended, it could one day possibly be the reason for the starts of another jamal and shall al jazeera sarajevo. fab invalid protests in bolivia against the new law men to tackle illicit prophets. several unions and political groups have gone on strike, accusing the government of using the law to target. critics believe his socialist government says the opposition is plotting acc, who has been growing political divide since its former leader, even morale, of design. in the wake of protest in 2019 general electric has announced it splitting into 3 public companies. the u. s. multinational says it wants to simplify its business, reduce debt and boosted share price. spit marks the end of an ear of the $120.00, an annual company, which has been a global symbol of american business power. these companies can much run much more . lee cut the debt that they wanna cut and then focus on their own businesses. and that really is what, what can help a company turn things around. i mean it's, it's, there's a lot, i guess, another, but there's a lot of companies that are carrying a lot of debt. so the fact t

belgrade and muscle, could force the country into a potentially deadly scenario. jamal anti al jazeera sarajevo still head on al jazeera. i'm nick la again. girls go where thousands of young activists have be marching demonte action aids, climate change in netherlands considers reopening a controversial gas field is fuel prices sore ahead of winter and cricket estrella. postpone a historic test against afghanistan, full details on why later and support. ah hello, slicking on the cool side or parts of the middle east over the next couple of days . chiefly northern areas of the middle east where we have this area clouds coming out of the northern parts of pakistan, northern areas of iran, terran ship into the high teens. 10 celsius to talk temperature. here on saturday afternoon bits and pieces of rain there over the higher ground for iran over the next couple of days, elsewhere, cross reach and plenty of hazy sunshine. so we get up to around $32.00 celsius here in doha. a similar value that to, for, to buy lots of dry weather in the forecast. try to cross a good part of east africa. heavy rain i

belgrade and muscle, could force the country into a potentially deadly scenario. jamal anti al jazeera sarajevo. while the drug make a pfizer says a new coven 19 pill that its been developing cuts the risk of hospital admissions or death. i nearly 90 percent and trial of the experimental drug was even stopped early and after the encouraging results. the company plans to ask regulators to authorize its use as soon as possible and present biden says, the u. s. has already secured millions of jason's are saying in the u. s. and the trial of 3 white men accused of killing a black man in the usa of georgia, has begun. and that aubrey was shot dead while he was at jogging after being chased by the group in pickup trucks last year. but even before proceeding started, they were already accusations of racial bias. and gallagher has been when a mod, aubrey was killed last year, his family compared his death to a modern day lynching. now, 3 white men are on trial for his murder and a case being seen as racially charged. but even before opening statements were heard controversy over the almost entirely whi

it'll demolish reports from sarajevo. it's been a gloomy few weeks in bosnia herzegovina, with dark clouds filling both the sky and the country's political horizon. after almost 3 decades of peace, the prospect of war is being discussed by many people. the reason statements and the parent attempts by leading politicians here in bosnia, serv, enclave of republic, a. serv. scott, threatening to withdraw from state institutions, including the national army paving the way for cessation. after the un stop official one, the country could break apart. the united states sent its envoy to the region meeting, buzz me as 3 member presidential council, as well as other sort of leaders. the message from each of them was there would be no war. but divisions in the country are clear to see and republic a surf scott. it's a struggle to find the bosnian national flag raised anywhere, not even on government buildings. instead a variation of serbia, property, flag adopted by strip. scott is widely flown. i don't have any feelings to to defl

belgrade, the muscle could force the country into a potentially deadly scenario. jamal al jazeera sarajevo still had done al jazeera, the netherlands considers reopening a controversial gas field as fuel prices. so ahead of winter and devotee 20 world comp new zealand age is closer to the semi finals will have all that and more later on in school. ah hello slicking a cool cipher pass.

[laughter] and at the end we were moving into sarajevo to meet with the president at the time. all these people were standing outside applauding us send it peacekeepers, send peacekeepers they want to say u.s. to come in and help and the situation. so as we were walking in there was a woman who grabbed my hand's and said please, please send do what you need to we cannot continue like this. you need to help us american needs to help us purchase it that's it were here for were going to take as many facts as we can and bring it back. she grabbed my hand, touched my belly and said i just lost my only son, you are going to be a mama you have to help me. so i got some criticism for going. as someone who was about too have a baby but relative to the conversations we are having a think it increased my perspective for what needed to be done. sorry about that. >> it is fine. >> how influential was that for that colleagues who went with you questioner. >> it was extremely influential. it was bipartisan and i think just the ability to give information we are talking to the world leaders. w

but at the end we were moving intee sarajevo to meet with the president at the time, and all these people were standing outside applauding us and send peace keepers, send peace keepers. they wanted the u.s. to come in and help end the situation. and so as we were walking and there was a woman who grabbed my hand, and she said please do what you need to, we can't continue like this. and you need to help us. america needs to help us. and i said, well, that's what we're here for. we're going to take as many facts as we can and bring it back. and she grabbed my hand, touched my belly and she said i just lost my only son, you're going to be a momma, you have to help me. you know, and -- so i got some criticism for going. as somebody who was about to have a baby. but relative to the conversations that we were having i think it increased my perspective for what needed to be done. sorry about that. >> no, that's fine. how influential was that codel for the colleagues that went with you? >> i think it was extremely influential. it was bipartisan and i think just the ability to get information back

[laughs] so at the end, we were moving into sarajevo, to meet with the president at the time.and all of these people are standing outside, applauding us, and send peacekeepers, send peacekeepers, they wanted the u.s. to come in, and help. so, as we were walking in, there was a woman who grabbed my hand to say, please, please, please do what you need to. we can't continue like this. you need to help us. america needs to help us. and i said, that's what we are here for, we will take as many facts as we can and bring it back. she grabbed my hand, touch my belly and said, i just lost my only son. you will be a mama, you have to help me. oh -- yes ... so i got some criticism for going. as somebody who is about to have a baby, but, relative to the conversations that we were having, i think it increased my perspective on what needed to be done. sorry about that. >> that's fine. >> how influential was that for the colleagues went with you? >> it was extremely influential. it was bipartisan, and i think, just the ability to give information back. we were talking to the world leaders, w

we support the nato hq in sarajevo, including through the secondment of uk staff officers, who play an shifts to bring him to safety. our wales correspondent, hywel griffith, sent this report from the scene. mission accomplished. after more than two days of painstaking, exhausting work, relief all round. together, these volunteers carried the casualty through an underground assault course of boulders, streams and ledges, the longest stretcher carry ever by a british cave rescue team. it is absolutely amazing. the cooperation, the professionalism. everybody dealt with it. the controllers, down to the grunts on the sharp end, it was just amazing. it�*s the biggest rescue any of us have done, i hope will ever do. the casualty is an experienced caver in his 405. on saturday, he fell and suffered multiple injuries, but could talk to his rescuers throughout. when you consider how long he has been in the cave, how long he has been in the stretcher, he is doing very well indeed. so he�*s been talking to the medics along the way and they have been having a conversation, but we are waiting for t