yassin and his bio he has a long career as a course on it in both russia and eastern europe. i should point out one book then i'm familiar with published in 2008 called in a cold war that came out with a revision in 2013 and 2014, which if you take a look at, you will see many of the things are even more true -- true now that were predicted back then. the subject is treated to. we will just have mr. look at talk about this book. then we will engage you in the audience and question you want to ask in the general discussion. we are good here until at least except not. with that, mr. luke is. >> thank you very much indeed for having me here and i presented the new quota for in 2008 and it was a pretty skeptical audience. that was the time when people still thought we were having an temporary difficulties our relationship with russia. i actually wish i had been proved wrong. no one would have been happier than me but the good relations with russia, allies, and to stay nonthreatening not invaded. of this to turn out to be as well because my message is quite a gloomy one. we have d

. >> reporter: three more people following days of raids: yassine a, mohammed b, and aboubaker o, allused of participating in terrorist activites. meanwhile, a man arrested at this apartment named as faycal c when he was charged with terrorist offenses has been released. police say they didn't have enough evidence to hold him. almost a week after najim laachraoui and brahim el- bakraoui attacked airport, the memorials to those they killed remained outside. there is a wish to get this place open again soon but with additional security. tomorrow 800 airport staff will be asked to check in as if they were passengers in order to test the efficiency of the new system. >> woodruff: this evening, an all-faith service was held at the brussels cathedral in tribute to the victims of the attacks. >> ifill: and in syria, government forces began combing palmyra for mines and bombs left by islamic state militants. the army captured the ancient city yesterday, clearing the way to advance toward militant strongholds in the east. but during their 10-month occupation, isis fighters destroyed some of th

yassine believe there's is more at stake here than integration or social cohesion. believes plays right into the extremists' hands. >> kind of give those people who recruit a weapon to use in the way of they can look, you see those guys, or this society, it's a racist society. they don't want you here. so that's a key factor here for them. that they use. >> reporter: do you feel belgian? >> to be honest, no. because in the eyes of this society, belgian is being white. atheist, or christian. >> reporter: the deadly terror attack on the belgian capital coming just mere days after the capture of paris attacker salah abdeslam in the heart of his childhood neighborhood of molenbeek has highlighted how little penetration authorities here have into many belgian muslim communities, and the mutual mistrust. for authorities hunting out those who may have helped perpetrate the brussels and paris bombings, as well as any other isis con spiritsy, it's time to rebuild that. too much is at stake for the family of those who left to syria. and of those who have returned to strike te