serbia and russia who do not recognize cos when it's bad.or right here's the panel for today to discuss things with starting in belgrade with young mitchell former politician now head of the forum for ethnic relations in london it's vet taken mesko associate director of the consultancy group control risks with a focus on central and south eastern europe and finally in berlin is both a very senior associate of the democratization policy council and a specialist on casa vote serbia relations i thank all of you for joining us today i want to start and i'm asking a lot here i know but i want us to look at this. latest incident in isolation outside of the history between the 2 countries i know there is so much history but still let's look at this incident start with you to. kosovo has said it is about corruption it is about organized crime it is about smuggling it is about drugs are those actually real concerns in this part of the world eroding. the support really 2 narratives about one things you have immediately to interpretation no doubt that

serbia and russia who do not recognize cos when it's bad. or right here's the panel for today to discuss things with starting in belgrade with. a former politician now head of the forum for ethnic relations in london it's very associate director of the consultancy group control risks with a focus on central and southeastern europe and finally in berlin is both a very senior associate of the democratization policy council and a specialist on kosovo serbia relations i thank all of you for joining us today i want to start and i'm asking a lot here i know but i want us to look at this. latest incident in isolation outside of the history between the 2 countries i know there is so much history but still let's look at this incident start with you to shine kosovo has said it is about corruption it is about organized crime it is about smuggling it is about drugs are those actually real concerns in this part of the world eroding. the sport really 2 narratives about one things you have immediately to interpretation no doubt that the from course your po

serbia and russia who do not recognize possible independence. or right here's the panel for today to discuss things with starting in belgrade with. former so politician now head of the forum for ethnic relations in london vet take associate director of the consultancy group control risks with a focus on central and southeastern europe and finally in berlin is but a very senior associate of the democratization policy council and a specialist on cos a vote serbia relations i thank all of you for joining us today i want to start and i'm asking a lot here i know but i want us to look at this. latest incident in isolation outside of the history between the 2 countries i know there is so much history but still let's look at this incident i'll start with you to shine kosovo has said it is about corruption it is about organized crime it is about smuggling it is about drugs are those actually real concerns in this part of the world eroding. support really 2 narratives about one things you have immediately to interpretation no doubt that the from course y

serbia's ally russia has called it a provocation the u.n. says a russian u.n. worker has been released by cost of and police after angry protests from moscow for his detention. the u.n. is demanding the release of another employee also alleged to have been detained and injured. the river and makeshift barricades divide the 2 ethnic harv's of the city majority albanian kosovo declared independence from serbia in 2008 a decade after nato stepped in to support kosovan forces in their separatist war with belgrade but north mature still has a population that is mainly and many of them like serbia itself still do not accept kosovo as an independent country nato is peacekeeping force in kosovo ok for is playing down the incident at the moment there were no signs. but this is. the cause of and president insists the operation is about law enforcement and nothing else for the new yorker to belgrade in order to the audience that i am sorry but belgrade should not under any circumstances be an address that protects those involved in crimes and regardless of their ethnicity

owner of the biggest energy companies serbia the influential russia. in culture and politics are really strong but is not one sided russia has also the influence not so strong on the albanian side sometimes directly from will be near sometimes we are on carla. and 3rd on there but going back to the 2 days situation we could see something what we recognize is the influence of russia in methodology of managing conflicts the rush him so-called russia but is one of the holds a must 6 of our products is producing getting conflicts and management with that but the territorial lies that the conflict. if you look at what is the main dispute between the west and russia there is the nato way spreading all the nato all over the europe and i'm sure the russia using this crisis for stopping right spreading on the nato over sarah bia macedonia or so on and bosnia. maybe the fight for montenegro is over but using the crisis from the north you are destabilizing montenegro meaning the need to it's really high level playing in the same time our show has some political s

serbia's ally russia has called it a provocation the u.n. says a russian u.n. worker has been released by cross of and police after angry protests from moscow for his detention. the u.n. is demanding the release of another employee also alleged to have been detained and injured. the river and makeshift barricades divide the 2 ethnic harv's of the city majority albanian kosovo declared independence from serbia in 2008 a decade after nato stepped in to support kosovan forces in their separatist war with belgrade but north mature still has a population that is mainly and many of them like serbia itself still do not accept kosovo as an independent country nato peacekeeping force in kosovo k. 4 is playing down the incident at the moment there were no signs. that. this equation is. the cause of and president insists the operation is about law enforcement and nothing else for the new yorker to go abroad in order to the north that i am sorry but belgrade should not under any circumstances be an address that protects those involved in crimes in regardless of their ethni

serbia puts its military on full alert after police units in kosovo enter the disputed territories serve but dominated north making a string of arrests. and southeast asian nations fight back against a flood of toxic. waste being dumped on them by richer countries. or i don't trump is encouraging japan to increase its military capability in the us president is in tokyo and says the country could help the u.s. defend against threats in the asia pacific region and beyond american vice president touched on those perceived threats as well during a speech at the elite west point military academy. comments now on all of it and after mike pence he gave a blunt assessment of the future for american soldiers. you will fight on a battlefield for america at some point your life if you didn't notice the words in the background that was mr vice president talking to the graduates of a top class u.s. military academy and that wasn't it how do you like this degree of certainty it is a virtual certainty that you will fight on a battlefield for america at some point your life. you will lead soldiers in co

serbia is blaming nato and the e.u. for a surge in tensions in kosovo after a police raid sparked anger among minority ethnic serbs the operation on tuesday and dominated area of kosovo sparked fury in belgrade but the government put troops on full alert meanwhile hundreds of ethnic serbs have held a protest and tributes are attached as they're. tearing statue of king those are in north nature feeds is the symbol of serbian pride in this predominantly ethnic said municipality in northam course a vote people are angry over what they call intimidation by prishtina kosovo's police of logs an anti smuggling operation in the area the majority of those arrested were ethnic serbs the worst the one year something more than just a thief it's an old riddle that's in the course of the police i just don't know if people would be in denial yet keep the peace as much as we can with the flow but every single their actions can cause more damage especially about the release of the 2 serbs and albanians some protesters say police used un

serbia's ally russia has called it a provocation the un says a russian u.n. worker has been released by cost of and police after angry protests from moscow but his detention. the un is demanding the release of another employee also alleged to have been detained and injured. the river and makeshift barricades divide the 2 ethnic harv's of the city majority albanian kosovo declared independence from serbia in 2008 a decade after nato stepped in to support cost of an forces in their separatist war with belgrade but north mature still has a population that is mainly and many of them like serbia itself still do not accept kosovo as an independent country nato peacekeeping force in kosovo k. 4 is urging calm and says it's ready to intervene if necessary kosovo's government hasn't confirmed how many people have been arrested albanians and bosniaks are among them the president says the operation has about law enforcement and nothing else. that i am sorry but belgrade should not under any circumstances be an address that protects those involved in crimes regardless of

has put its military on high alert would would serbia resort to military intervention in kosovo. we believe that's fairy unlikely for the time being president which in serbia did indeed precede the coup but in the army on on combat alert however we see that as more of a symbolic gesture intended mostly for domestic consumption to the domestic audience to indicate the hearts and serbia of being serious about protecting the interests of serbs but not necessarily intending to use military force in kosovo ok many thanks indeed can i ask you that in london. thank you. this is the news hour from our series still to come on the program saudi arabia is once again accused of targeting a critic based abroad tell you more. struggle to survive in pakistan. which is facing a severe drought. and later in sport there's some disappointing news for heavyweight boxing champion anthony joshua. chinese tech giant huawei has stepped up its legal fight against u.s. sanctions the companies filed a motion in court to have bans on its business deemed unconstitutional u.s. federal agencies and contractors

serbia and russia who do not recognize course when it's been. in operation for nigeria's president mahmoud abbas hari his 2nd term is underway the 75 year old former army general won a closely fought election on in february he campaigned on promises to revive the economy and corruption and defeat boko haram fighters in the northeast are his main political opponent has challenge the election result. way has stepped up its legal fight against u.s. sanctions the company filed a motion in court to have bans on its business unconstitutional as federal agencies and contractors are prohibited from using weiwei equipment for national security reasons andrew brown adrian brown pardon me has this report. if you companies could withstand the assault that while ways no wonder part of its response has been to open its doors to the international media our rig in corporate china but these are unusual and uncertain times for the country's biggest technology company now effectively locked out of the us market we believe these sets a dangerous precedent that they

serbia's ally russia has called it a provocation the un says a russian u.n. worker has been released by cost of and police after angry protests from moscow at his detention the u.n. is demanding the release of another employee also alleged to have been detained and injured. the river and makeshift barricades divide the 2 ethnic holidays that the city majority albanian kosovo declared independence from serbia in 2008 a decade after nato stepped in to support kosovan forces in their separatist war with belgrade but north mature still has a population that is mainly and many of them like serbia itself still do not accept kosovo as an independent country nato is peacekeeping force in kosovo k. for is urging calm and says it's ready to intervene if necessary because of its government hasn't confirmed how many people have been arrested albanians. acts are among them the president says the operation has about laurent foresman to nothing else but i mean there were no do it to you enough that i am sorry but belgrade should not under any circumstances be an address tha

serbia has put its military on full alert after kossovo sent special police units into the contested republic serb dominated north arresting a number of individuals suspected of quote criminal activities. the. courage to rise the raids as a provocation and warranted will react swiftly of kosovo serbs or threatened the breakaway territories authorities insist however that the operation was aimed only at tackling organized crime and smuggling rings to un employees are also detained during the mission serbia lost control over. well after a nato intervention in 1909 and does not recognize its 2008 that the ration of independence artie's quarter spoke to me earlier by jews they flare up. tensions with serbia suddenly spiked earlier today after kosovo special police was deployed into a serb majority busy region of northern kosovo now serbian president alexander has put the military on high alert he's saying that 23 people were arrested mostly serbs and bosniaks while kosovo authorities are saying that number is at 30 serbia's deputy director of the office of kosovo says that this was this

serbia puts its military on full alert because of a police unit sent to the disputed territories dominated north making a string of arrests. and teachers in finland muslim pupils not to fast during the holy month of ramadan saying it negatively affects their studies whether it's a step too far. principals. are non-negotiable in this say where the jewish community want to be told what they can. do to change they need to get back to a key understanding of what islam is what islam is and how we need to get our house in order because muslims have got problems to do with. a lot of good evening from moscow tuesday evening at 10 here in the russian capital and the world news from our senior international 1st off for you that donald trump is encouraging japan to increase its military capability the u.s. president's in tokyo right now and says the country could help the u.s. defend against threats in the asia pacific region and beyond the american vice president touched almost perceived threats as well during a speech at the west point military academy. at the track a broken all down for us after m

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last year the presidents of kosovo and serbia discuss whopping territory in exchange for serbia recognizing kosovo a move the worries albanians in north. london them time secure the idea of partition is harmful and it endangered the lives of the people living in this neighborhood but i'm sure partition will not happen and this is all about politics christine and belgrade show no sign of being closer to resolving their differences but in a town where ethnic divisions are deep and memories of the balkans war still fresh few people here want a new conflict natasha butler al jazeera north mitch of the kosovo a judge in spain has jailed the head of mexico's biggest steelmaker well is deciding whether he should be extradited to face corruption charges in his home country along so and she. was arrested at the main airport of the mediterranean island of new york is wanted in mexico as part of the president's anti corruption drive an arrest warrant has also been a suit for the former chief of mexico's state owned oil company pemex. welcome if you just joining us you're watching al-jazeera these are

and the flare up in tensions me at the serbia cos of a border serbia troops are put on full alert following police raids. and in sports several footballers have been arrested in spain's top to lead silva suspected match fixing and in the n.h.l. the boston bruins take game one of the stanley cup finals fighting back to beat the san louis blues in boxing. more than 20 civilians have been killed in estrich some rebel held areas of northern syria syrian government forces and their allies have been attacking the last rebel held areas and how all over the last month the un says that haul off the syrian population has either fled the country or faced repeated internal displacement it says the recent. has left more than $160.00 civilians dead at least 270000 of those displaced in the past month the world health organization has reported a total of $25.00 attacks targeting medical facilities in northwestern syria reports from. the intensity of strikes like these is increasing and so is the number of civilians killed across southern and northern russian and syrian jets are carrying out more than 100

you're chiming in from hello and welcome to our international our top story the security forces in serbia are on full alert after police in neighboring launched a major operation against what it said were organized crime suspects. the move comes amid rising tension in serb dominated northern cos of grain would react swiftly if possible attacks are at their serbia lost control over kosovo after a nato intervention in 1909 did not recognize its 2008 declaration of intent. of double quarter chose as life know this too with more on what we know hi don i know i'm going to lease security operation in kosovo is it still ongoing here yeah absolutely it's earlier today tensions with serbia seriously spiked after kosovo special police was deployed into a serb minority region of northern coast of all now serbian president alexander has put the military on high alert saying $23.00 people were arrested mostly serbs and bosniaks while kosovo authorities put that number at $31.00 serbian official marco judith's said the raid was aimed at intimidating serbs in their in kosovo while the secret police the

they declared independence from serbia in 2008. decade after nato stepped in to support the forces in their separatist war with belgrade. they still have a population that is mainly serb, and many of them, like serbia itself, do not accept kosovo as an independent country. nato's peacekeeping force is playing down the incident. >> possible escalation. we have seen the target was not on the serbian people. they were arrested also -- they arrested also persons from different ethnicities. an -- thet of president insists the operation is about law enforcement and nothing else. i am sorry, but belgrade should not under any circumstances be an address that protects those involved in crimes regardless of their ethnicity. >> with its bloody history and complex ethnic and religious divisions, the balkans have been a focus for international tensions. anger is rising once again. al jazeera. >> still to come in this half-hour, argentine activists launch another bit to legalize -- bid to legalize abortion. the court case in the united states co

so security forces in serbia are all full alert right now after police in neighboring cars are launched what they describe as a major operation against organized crime suspects the move comes amid rising tension in the dominated northern coast of belgrade warned that it would react swiftly of kosovo attacked along with those sirens in it serbia lost control of a kosovo after a nato intervention back in 1909 and did not recognize its. declaration of independence so a lot of the going at the moment donal quarters across from the across this storm saw an ongoing major security operation in kosovo but over in serbia across the border high alert yeah absolutely tensions with serbia suddenly spiked earlier today after what exactly what you said cost of a secret police was deployed into northern neighborhood kosovo where there was a serb minority there serbian state t.v. says several people were arrested including at least one serbian official now the serbian president alexander is set to speak at parliament later today after about the latest developments in the situation but for now he's put

the search for survivors has been extended far downstream into serbia as hungary and police continue their criminal investigation and are schapelle al-jazeera. austria has announced a successor to sebastian kurtz who was i sit as chancellor in a no confidence vote on monday because he does beer line is a constitutional judge and is set to become the country's 1st female chancellor courts was forced to step down as leader of the far right freedom party after a corruption scandal involving a former coalition partner with the expander julian assange has missed a court hearing in london his lawyer says he was ill the 47 year old is fighting an extradition request from the us over charges related to leaking government secrets he had been gizzi appear at the hearing via video link from a high security british prison songes serving a 50 week sentence for skipping bail but faces decades in prison if convicted in u.s. courts wiki leaks says it has grave concerns of boats assad his health so it's come on al-jazeera the government of gerry bolsa naro faces one of its biggest challenges today we

last year the presidents of kosovo and serbia discuss warping territory in exchange for serbia recognizing kosovo a move the war is albanians in north mitra viets a man in the town secure the idea of partition is harmful and it endangered the lives of the people living in this neighborhood but i'm sure. partition will not happen and this is all about politics prishtina and belgrade show no sign of being closer to resolving their differences but in a town where ethnic divisions are deep and memories of the balkans war still fresh few people here want a new conflict natasha butler al-jazeera of the kosovo turkish police say they detained the leaders of what they called europe's biggest people smuggling ring 20 people were taken into custody in operations in 4 turkish provinces after a yearlong investigation lacey's phones drugs and digital material during the raids sources say the smuggling group helped thousands of migrants reach here of from the middle east. the front runner in the race to become the u.k.'s next prime minister has been ordered to appear in court save allegations he lied to

last year the presidents of kosovo and serbia discuss warping territory in exchange for serbia recognizing kosovo a move the worries albanians in north. london them to the idea of partition is harmful and it endangered the lives of the people living in this neighborhood but i'm sure partition will not happen and this is all about politics prishtina and belgrade show no sign of being closer to resolving their differences but in a town where ethnic divisions are deep and memories of the balkans war still fresh few people here want a new conflict natasha butler al-jazeera of the kosovo. the front runner in the race to become the u.k.'s next prime minister is to face a court trial over allegations he lied to the public during the bracks at referendum campaign 3 years ago boris johnson claimed that the u.k. sent $440000000.00 a week to the e.u. his opponents say the number was false and misleading paul brennan reports that the big red brick sit fastened its $350000000.00 pound slogan had an enormous impact on the bracks it campaign and paris johnson embraced it enthusiastically sometimes even e

intervened but again his transportation to a hospital in serbia. to belgrade was delayed by a day until course of authorities agreed to release him again under incredible pressure those 2 those 2 u.n. workers had been there for a while they got diplomatic status and kosovo is now demanding that their diplomatic diplomatic status be revoked that they're persona non-grata that they will be allowed back into into kosovo which all runs against u.n. u.n. rules since the u.n. mission work as they should be granted diplomatic privileges russia is of course expressing its outrage. we consider the cost of an authority's actions to be a continuation of an undisguised increase into ethnic tensions in the region and the short contempt for international norms of diplomatic communication in fact it is a demonstration of priscilla's disdain for the u.n. a precedent that will have far reaching consequences. because of a justified did decision label him a persona non-grata by saying that what he did apparently he tried to eat tried to stop the will prevent the koso

president said and i'll quote that serbia needs to accept that he has lost control over costs when he must seek compromise to normalize ties with. this statement was followed by a few similar statements in the same tone which is the 1st time i think we hear the president speak of course the way the talking in this manner on a state as important as serbian parliament is. this thursday thanks for watching this morning don't forget if you don't need a t.v. you want to check ups more of our shows more of a clip check of some close grow that. 23 minutes go to 24 minutes past 11 minutes kevin though in from the rest of the mission a great day. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race is often very dramatic developments only engage in resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical. if you sit down and talk. trace. google started with a great idea and great ideals unfortunately it was also a very dark so. they are constructing a profile of you and that profile is real it's detailed and it never goes awa

everybody in serbia believes that this was yet another attempt to intimidate and put pressure on the serbian minority which lives in the north and also possibly to renew the of the authority or the integrity of the leaders of course they will have seen a number of said backs in their attempt to gain independence because a number of countries around the world have are withdrawn their recognition of course also they needed to do something to show that they are actually in charge in the whole of territory of course the way including the north where there serbs leave the worst consequence of this action is that there will be more fear among the serbian population there will be more uncertainty about the future and you know if they decide to leave the north of course civil serbia will have less arguments to try to reclaim it in any way. after the european elections left the house of brussels fragmented e.u. leaders are in the belgian capital for talks on who will lead the bloc forward centrist and establishment parties were dealt a bloody nose in the parliamentary vote many countries all

last year the presidents of course of own serbia discuss warping territory in exchange for serbia recognizing kosovo a move the worries albanians in north. london them town secure the idea of partition is harmful and it endangered the lives of the people living in this neighborhood but i'm sure partition will not happen and this is all about politics christine and belgrade show no sign of being closer to resolving their differences but in a town where ethnic divisions are deep and memories of the balkans war still fresh few people here want a new conflict natasha butler al-jazeera north mitrovica kosovo so come on al-jazeera there's no gun no smoke. only speculation. a legal challenge by huawei against the us decision to put it on a trade blacklist. the daily struggle to survive in pakistan star desert which is facing a severe droughts. and the formula one stars of today bid farewell to one of the elections the sports. still have a little more severe weather coming in across parts of the u.s. hopefully for no more than around another 24 to 48 hours or so a cloud in the rain that's just pushin

being encouraged by people who want to create a rift between russia and nato in the balkans with serbia put its forces on high alert after tuesday's cooperation in kosovo which it considers to be its own territory belgrade warned that it will react swiftly if kosovo serbs are threatened by local forces however local authorities claim that the operation was aimed only at tracking organized crime 2 u.n. employees were detained during the raids including one russian national who was later released and serbia lost control. after over kosovo after a nato intervention in 1909 and refuses to recognize its 2008 declaration of independence serbia look journalist drawbridge told us kosovo's justification of the raids makes no sense. the police forces of the so-called republic have characterized the events as an ordinary operation but the question is what is an ordinary operational for us the reason why this can be described as normal is that the whole environment over also or any other police or military force in the so-called republic of course of all has been built on crimes and criminal activi

serbia evolves to protect its citizens after police in. populated area a russian employee the united nations mission in this republic has also been arrested and reportedly we are not in moments also ahead. it is a virtual certainty that you will fight a battle field for america what you like from an event. even europe but u.s. vice president mike pence preps military academy graduates for active service right across the globe. u.s. president takes on america's intelligence services that declassified the origins of the mueller. teachers in finland born muslim students again fasting during the holy month of ramadan saying in effect there are concentration and. principals. in this same way the jewish community won't be told what they kind of muslims do need to change they need to get back to understanding of what islam is what islam is and how we need to go house and all of that because muslims have got problems to deal with. iran the cross the world this is our team international from the team and myself you know you hello welcome to our top

well tensions with serbia suddenly spiked earlier today after kosovo special police was deployed into a serb majority busy region of northern kosovo now serbian president alexander has put the military on high alert he's saying that 23 people were arrested mostly serbs and bosniaks while kosovo authorities are saying that number is at 30 serbia's deputy director of the office of kosovo says that this was this raid was actually an act of intimidation against sort of the day's action you know where the real and the very dangerous section of. another provoke unfortunately one of the many in the long line of acts similar to this has only one and the mean given that is to frighten serbs living in the north of course into exile but the cost of a prime minister. didn't deny says that it was part of an anti smuggling and organized crime operation in the area kosovo further urged ethnic serbs in the the area to support the police claiming that this fight is the path to further integration with the west and nato urged all parties to remain calm at the same time taking kosovo side in this deal w

serbia puts its military on full alert. police units entered the disputed territory dominated north making a string of arrests the un mission in the breakaway republic is also warning of legal consequences also ahead on the program it is a virtual certainty that you will fight on a battlefield for america some point your life bracing for the u.s. vice president tells military academy graduates they should be prepared for active service across the globe including in europe. teachers in finland warn muslim students against fasting during the holy month of ramadan saying at a concentration in. the principles. faith. in the same way the jewish community won't you know be told what they can. do to change they need to get back to a key understanding of what islam is what islam is and how we need to get our house in order because muslims have got problems to do with. the world this is your r t international my names you know neal hello and welcome great to have your company top story serbia has put its military on full alert after

he shares a 15 square meter room with 2 friends from serbia but 3 of them came to hungary together. instant coffee and cigarettes other small luxuries they allowed themselves. to do many of their conversations revolve around the home they left behind. it's hard to be here when everyone else is back home. and it's just the 3 of us here. we've made some new friends but all my old friends my brothers and sisters the entire family they're all in serbia and weighs on our hearts. 10 years bravos will soon be joining him here in hungary they too are willing to make the change for higher wages. a lot of the time i really do feel like an outsider here and that makes it pretty tough i mean yeah. but i guess that i'll just have to get used to it. marginalized with more money in his pocket for 10 years that's worth. at least for now. i feel it's incredible what people are prepared to do to get into their. lives so much we haven't shown you we should set off again straight away. in. a bloody battle for horns. in south africa it's a grisly reality the trade in price rhino horns is in the hands of

troops in serbia been put on a high alert that's off the coast of our police made several arrests in the north of the territory that's dominated by serbs. european leaders are meeting in brussels to talk about the new people they want to fill the unions top jobs the leaders of france and germany a carly at all odds over who should be the next president of the european commission. in brazil dozens of prisoners have been killed fighting among themselves in 4 different jails the riots follow years of overcrowding and jail break attempts and rival gangs battling for control they don't know how much has the story. as a deadly fights broke out between inmates inside this prison in my analysis on sunday action. family members protested outside demanding answers blocking roads and clashing with police look at your watch i don't know what am i going to tell my mother in law and my kids when i arrive at home that my husband did prison guard say the attack happened during visiting hours. around 11 am an internal fight broke out billions 5 in 3 leading the warden to immediately activate the pris