you've got the three bad people from what happened in bosnia and they've been held to account slobodan milosevic ok he died carla del ponte had very specific views about that in terms of not being able to prosecute the case we also saw rather than carriage he was found living in disguise in serbia and now today. as well. i think many of the people here would yes assume that justice has been done on this occasion of course just to remind you right around cottage was sentenced to forty years for genocide last year he's the former bosnian serb leader slobodan milosevic narrowly escaped hearing his verdict because he died back in two thousand and six before a verdict could be given. another key serbian nationalists was acquitted last year but i think it's also important to remember that ultra nationalism serbian ultra nationalism and political views that are somewhat extreme to say the least are still very much present in the former yugoslavia the fact that not it could ever aid capture for sixteen years sheltered by his supporters is a sign that perhaps many of these attitudes have not really gone

slobodan milosevic president to serbia during the war came to be the most infamous name associated with the court he was indicted in one thousand nine hundred ninety nine but wasn't arrested until two thousand and one milosevic was indicted for genocide attacks on civilians and torture but he died of heart failure in two thousand and six before his trial could conclude. former bosnian serb leader radovan carrot it was another big catch for the court the leader of the serbian democratic party in bosnia was finally arrested in two thousand and eight after over a decade on the run he faced eleven charges including war crimes and genocide and was convicted in twenty sixteen right clone lavage the former bosnian serb general was found guilty just this week of war crimes crimes against humanity and genocide and sentenced to life in prison the tribunals despite its controversies has laid the groundwork for other current and future war crime prosecutions. ahead tribunal is important in the context of the foundation of other war crimes tribunals which really found their feet in the international

trial drag on for years even decades that means key leaders including the former president slobodan milosevic died in detention before verdicts were reached in cases where people were acquitted . of political pressure political analyst john bosnich believes the purpose of the court was to set nations against one another the purpose of the court was to set these three brother nations against each other in perpetuity so that you could divide and conquer the region general probably was convicted had no chance of winning his appeal. i think he realized that it was a death sentence the man was in his seventy's twenty years imprisonment meant a death sentence in effect i'd like to point out that this man was primarily convicted for blowing up a bridge and the bridge has since been reconstructed and if you went to the site you'd never know the difference but the same general and the muslim generals in the area ethnically cleansed one hundred percent of the serbs in that region and nobody was convicted for that crime so if you look at the three sides in the war. the grounds for conviction were were n

often drag on for years even decades that means that key leaders including the former president slobodan milosevic died in the tension before verdicts were reached in cases where people were acquitted there were allegations of political pressure. and in other news the cryptocurrency but corn reached a record high of eleven thousand dollars on wednesday is valley has soared by an amazing thirteen hundred percent that's just the start of this year a colleague neil harvey discussed the risks and the appeal of investing in trip to currencies with artie's financial guru max kaiser an economics professor steve. it's such a huge right across encourage people looking at the ceiling i've got to be there the entry cost is certainly less than buying a house and hoping the house might appreciate so people are dogging in because the process is rausing but that's one of the definitions of the bubble it was not a bubble the u.s. dollars in a bubble they feel that currency world is in a bubble stocks and bonds you could argue are in a bubble something that's not a bubble would be a big coin you've got the dollar

trials have dragged on for years in some cases decades a key leaders including former president slobodan milosevic a died in detention before verdicts were reached and several leaders of the countries that formed yugoslavia have criticized some of the rulings most recently in the case of the former general of the bosnian serbs about the cold blooded go to life sentence for genocide and war crimes and in cases where people were acquitted there were allegations of political pressure and political analyst john bolton which again doubts that anyone can get a fair sentence at the hague general probably was convicted had no chance of winning his appeal nobody got a fair trial neither the serbs nor the croats nor the muslims. and some people took their lives into their own hands rather than become. puppet players in a play scripted directed and run from washington so they could cut this region up and colonize it. controversial white helmets group is again causing divisions that's off their reporters without borders to the swiss press club to counsel a conference that was critical of the syrian activists

leadership slobodan milosevic the others but eventually incites. force of the chance there have also been parts related to the civil war elements and it's very difficult to face the complexity of events so is that instead of saying that for example concerning korea was now canceled the now there are the first aggressive involvement also came from serbia but then after the meetings between then president was when and then president milosevic encourage orders of war and meetings between. their leader or scared to boston a month or bobbin and recently sentenced courage each eventually depart which they have taken to have been not in direction of. against war but eventually splitting boston and it's that divines who had been sentenced the day for which and others are. held responsible for. it all just crimes of torture appealing inhumane treatment crimes against women indeed i want to you could have a brief for then on the of the work of the tribunals itself that today was that its last set of verdicts it's been in operation for twenty five years i wan

in one thousand nine hundred nine slobodan milosevic yugoslavia's serbian president evoked a new serbian nationalism on the six hundredth anniversary of this battle. it was the start of the wars that would tan former yugoslavia apart the last took place in kosovo in one nine hundred ninety eight. a war aimed at driving the albanians out of territory claimed by serbia for once and for all. in two thousand and three kosovo became the last states to being created in europe . the history of the ottoman empire in europe had ended in one thousand nine hundred thirteen. the rest of the story was to be played out in the middle east and the impending first world war would accelerate it. what is the truth. what is a lie. what information is reliable. we are all the sieged on line my opinion and by news both real and fake what does that mean for journalism. post truth times. we the media. fifteen minutes on d w. your children like chocolate. you can't live without your smartphone. do you buy your tomatoes in the supermarket. as we go about our daily lives human rights oh often the last thing on our

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say look you know write code found guilty sentence rather than carriage phone guilty sentence slobodan milosevic he died that was a problem for some people at the highest court in the hague so those people that well and truly out the picture but the relationship on the ground that was one of the things that surprised everyone going back to the early ninety's the way that villagers had lived side by side and then they went to war. yes they went to war because the politicians particularly in serbia forced them into that war they're the ones that were exploiting these ethnic divisions your quite right they lived very peacefully side by side and it was a very cynical ploy to deliberate ploy to expand serbia to cleanse the the muslim ethnic communities here in this particular part of the valley near separate needs and so it is very difficult for them still go around the roads here you go through serbian villages and towns and then you come to. yes they are all living there together but there's a silence alienation there still and yes it is still waiting again for some leader politician to rise above

you remember slobodan milosevic who was the serbian president at the time but radovan karadzic who wasyears in jail, he is the third in the trio. many people are very keen to see what he is going to receive, how he is going to be sentenced and how this is going to be brought to a close. because of course the tribunal winds up its activities in december. >> that's right. melissa bell, thank you very much. we will check back this with you soon. thank you, melissa. you have been watching "cnn newsroom" live from los angeles. i'm isha sesay. i'll be back with more news after this. man's inner voice: why do i have to be stuck here? talking property taxes. ♪ woah. go over there! then, make a mountain out of that reddi-wip. i'm out. made with real cream. reddi-wip. instant greatification. allow you to take advantage of growth opportunities. with a level of protection in down markets. so you can head into retirement with confidence. brighthouse financial established by metlife. the amazing new iphone 8 is at at&t... and we know you'll love it. because we know you want more. more great camera f

it happened to slobodan milosevic as well.hat you think. tweet us using the hashtag afternoonlive. all the ways to contact us on the screen right now. president trump has used his twitter account to share inflammatory videos which were were posted online by the deputy leader of the far—right group, britain first. the footage purports to show muslims committing acts of violence. the president has been criticised on social media for spreading ‘hatred,‘ and labour is calling on the government to condemn his actions. 0ur correspondent richard lister has been looking at the tweets and reaction to them... even by his standards, it was an extraordinary thing to share with his 43 million followers. these three videos were posted from the account of the deputy leader of the far right group britain first. 0ne of the videos say it is an islamist mob pushing a teenage boy off a roof and pushing him —— and beating him to death. according to the press association this video was taken in 2013 in alexandria, egypt, where several men were push