novelists or gas certainly certainly make them look down on yugoslavia when you go out and laid down. the sort of scheme that is that. last is all anyone to me just last the first is that at least as well not of them they are even humanity is they not it not the last one. in belgrade serbian politicians accuse the cos of ins of spreading fake news about their country's involvement in the killing . of someone told. to not only did not see all of it or you can only charge the priest in a full sawdust premier puzzle we are not today was pretty cut they all get bailed us northfield go almost as obese or leave it or even know just told on a person. with more questions than answers the task of solving in front of which is murder ultimately lies in the hands of the largely influenced know. the mitra fits a police an institution he frequently criticized. we have many questions about the not just the killing but also the police response to police officers where put into custody because of their behavior here at the scene of the the crime there are strange things ivana bates was gunned down out

when macedonia gained independence from yugoslavia in1991, gained independence from yugoslavia in 1991 the new name. it already has a region called macedonia. a territorial dispute which has caused tension ever since. the un officially calls it the former yugoslav republic of macedonia. new macedonia was also discussed, though it seems the name—calling between these two european nations is set to continue. robert plant, bbc news. stay with us on the briefing. also on the programme: central asian antelopes have survived since the ice age but now they're facing extinction. we join the scientists trying to save them. the day the british liberated the falklands, and by tonight, british troops had begun the task of disarming the enemy. in the heart of the west german capital, this was gorbymania at its height. the crowd packed to see the man who, for them, has raised great hopes for an end for the division of europe. michaeljackson was not guilty on all charges, the screams of the crowd testament to his popularity and their faith in his innocence. as long as they'll pay to go see me, i'll g

when yugoslavia split into seven nations in1991, yugoslavia split into seven nations in 1991, the areaedonia. but greece already has a region called macedonia. the agreement now to rename their neighbour as macro to. —— north macedonia. it might seem a small issue to outsiders, but greeks are defensive of macedonia. the agreement reached this week was supposed to satisfy both sides of. instead, the issues proved so sensitive to some have called for the whole greek government to go. prime minister alexis tsipras has argued that the pack will stabilise the region. the deal is due to be signed at the border between the two countries on sunday, although more demonstrations are now planned to ta ke demonstrations are now planned to take place outside that ceremony. andrew plant, bbc news. the migrant rescue ship — the aquarius is heading for the spanish port of valencia where it's expected to dock tomorrow. it follows italy's refusal to accept the vessel which has six hundred people on board. france has now also offered to help by taking in some of the migrants. jon donnison reports. unwant

cold war what changed was a recognition of the atrocities that had been committed in rwanda and yugoslavia which led to the establishment of ad hoc tribunals to address those situations indices interest so. easily international community realized it can set up an ad hoc tribunal for each new case it was a moment ok decided to create a permanent institution that would be ready to act as soon as such crimes were committed to the. court you said. you cannot know for sure that the reason for creating this court is for the victims. that they deserve the accountability they deserve justice just says that in most cases if you look at it if the i.c.c. is not there nobody else is doing justice. to mom cannot. she should we have. to know. if there is information coming to us about all these crimes that you said have allegedly been committed in mexico we will obviously look at it mexico is a state but it is it owns that it and we have that obligation so we will look at it and we will make a determination following assessment. behind this barbed wire fence lies the office of army on a garcia she is pa

parliamentary elections now the south eastern european country which used to be part of the former yugoslavia has been led by a center left government for them the democratic party in strong showing is a blow to the party led by yes young one just over a quarter of the votes of to come painting on an anti immigrant platform outgoing prime minister mira's there are came in fourth place. as no go to the slovenian capital of libya nowhere five brown is joining us so can you tell us who younis yasha is i mean we know he's the leader of the right wing democratic party but what else can be said of him. he's a long serving leader twenty five years already he was twice prime minister and you probably described him best as a conservative turned populist that's at least hold what he designed to come pain based on the slogan slovenia first and based on a massive campaign against immigration not that slovenia would have any problem with immigration they're only a couple of hundreds every year here in this small country but young took the populist right wing hungry in prime minister viktor orban as his ro

country's right wing opposition the south eastern european country which used to be part of the former yugoslavia has been led by a center left government for them the democratic party is strong showing is a blow to the party led by younis young one close to a quarter of the votes of to come paining on an anti immigrant platform outgoing outgoing prime minister came in at third place with ten percent of the vote. is no go to the slovenian capital of libya now with few for. where mr bowen excuse me i'm sorry of struggling with your name is joining us there for us so young as young as democratic party will have to find partners to form a government how likely is that and where is slovenia headed. well that is very open to the hour because it is clear that slovenia has shifted to the right with the conservative as the as party of winning nearly twenty five percent of the votes but it is not at all clear if that translate all translates also in the majority of seats in the parliament for the time being that would include even small parties like very extreme nationalist party with four percent approxi

the name of its northern neighbour, which called itself macedonia at the break—up of the former yugoslavia27 years of talks, the name "republic of north macedonia" has been agreed. and the top story here in the uk: the government has narrowly avoided a damaging defeat for its brexit strategy. mps rejected an amendment to the eu withdrawal bill that would have allowed parliament to take control of the brexit process if it rejected a deal agreed by the government. ina in a major setback for the trump administration, a judge has declared administration, a judge has declared a merger between at&t and time warner. the historic is some between kim jong—un warner. the historic is some between kimjong—un and warner. the historic is some between kim jong—un and donald trump. warner. the historic is some between kimjong—un and donald trump. will not create it tough sanctions being lifted? not create it tough sanctions being lifted ? -- not create it tough sanctions being lifted? —— historic summit. —— will north korea see tough sanctions being lifted? north korea see tough sanctions being lifted ? g

slovenia once a part of former yugoslavia joined the european union in two thousand and four a government led by an agenda which if slovenia to the right and add an anti immigrant voice to the analysts say young has a big challenges ahead the electorate is hearing the voices are angry are all and it's obviously do you know go after go after and immigration policies after the say that you will draw a crowd you know dream the song. said he's a leader who has had the chance he hasn't done it so far will he do it this time around it's a big question but the bigger question is can he even form a government even though again is the answers party want most votes in this election when you find yourself in a difficult position it will be very hard for him to find a willing margaret the other partner for mcauliffe since most of them don't share his political beliefs and all of. that speak now to yourself chartreuse in the slovenian capital he also the former prime minister has won what challenges we face in forming a new government now. well the biggest challenge of for young is young he doesn't ha

we lived in prague for a little while, and then my father was made ambassador to yugoslavia. so we moved there. my father didn't want me going to school with communists so i had a governess. the little girl in the national costume that gave flowers in the airport, that's what i did for a living. so, then what happened was that because i'd gotten ahead of myself, having a governorness -- governess, and in europe you have to be a certain age to be in the next level, they sent me to school in switzerland where they wouldn't feed me unless i asked for it in french, so i learned french quickly. and then the communists took over czechoslovakia and we moved again. a different form of fascism. that's what i grew up with. and arrivedmerica on november 11, 1948, veterans day, and there was thanksgiving . this is my first real feeling that i had to do something different. we gathered together and i heard them buddy asking for god's blessing and i thought, who is asking, and i realized i was asking, and then i asked. [laughter] all i wanted to be was to be an american. then we moved to d

the issue of the macedonian minority within greece not just amassed an ethnicity in the former yugoslavia and the new democracy and peace and trying to use that decision to say how can you therefore allow a macedonian it's misty to exist in this international treaty if you look at the newspapers today in greece. there's a mixture of views all pointing towards two things really one is that this deal is inevitable and the other is that it will cause trouble in other words they'll be trouble if we if it does go ahead in the whole they'll be trouble if it doesn't this pro-government newspapers says the deal will open a back door to fascism it's a reference to a statement made in parliament yesterday by a golden dawn m.p. calling for a new coup against against the elected government and a suspension of parliamentary democracy is also a suggestion that this acrimonious deal will give more support to the far right than to the center right the centrist newspaper here is talking about what our lives are going to be like with northern macedonia on string practical questions and here in other words

kalay the cause of an liberation army which led the fight by ethnic albanians for independence from yugoslavia in two thousand and ten council of europe special russia to dick marty produced a damning report implicating the k.l.a. info in gruesome of a geisha ins involving the harvesting of body parts was a void seeking exact and mark. will it leave my dog i know your lizard gun it down where you have it lit. cosper on tissue of the past sudden keep it yellow. for reka recently denied the charges. if you're done you got cause up at five dollars up that big market took up there in that email they bust at the thought of it to me there's truth in thought it was thought. various attempts to bring cases against former k.l.a. commanders to find a doctor witnesses have been murdered or killed in tree credit accidents will simply disappear yet the allegations have never gone away. in two thousand and seventeen there was expectation that a special court in the hague was about to indict senior members of the government. then suppose ruling party made in a force of the times to repeal the law underpinnin

macedonia was one of six republics comprising the former federal republic of yugoslavia problems with athens began when it declared independence in one nine hundred ninety one under the name the republic of macedonia greece immediately opposed it eventually false in skopje to be represented at the un under the title former yugoslav republic of macedonia athens view was that its neighbors choice of name was unveiled challenge to greek sovereignty of its northern province that's also called macedonia. well let's bring in our guests now joining us from sculpture is body and your bernard ski chief editor of nova t.v. in athens panels political analyst and journalist and from chapel hill in the u.s. state of north carolina is dimitar becerra nonresident senior fellow at the atlantic council and a research fellow at the university of north carolina chapel hill a very warm welcome to all of you mr gavin else q let me start with you more than a quarter of a century has passed without athens and skopje settling their differences so why have these two leaders prime minister process and desire h

slovenia once a part of former yugoslavia joined the european union in two thousand and four a government led by an agenda which if slovenia to the right and add an anti immigrant voice to the analysts say young has a big challenges ahead the electorate is here in the voices are hungry are all and it's ocular to you know go after go after and immigration policies after the say that you will drown out crowd you know dream the song. said he's a leader who has had the chance he hasn't done it so far will he do it this time around it's a big question but the bigger question is can he even form a government even though young is young says martin won't most votes in this election we find himself in a difficult position it will be very hard for him to find a willing partners in the other participant want a coalition most of them don't share his political beliefs and all of. the police in france are carrying two more migrants camps in paris after some operation last week kinds of people have been living in the temporary accommodation last wednesday please move more than a thousand people from ano

as a boy he traveled from his hometown decimeter to tulsa with bosnia and herzegovina wracked by yugoslavia civil war. if i was even all in those seven when it all really i get about thoughts just a child but i can still remember everything very clearly. would get on out. i think that that stood me in good stead. those those difficult times have fundamentally helped me in later life. if you hold. a base of each discovered his love for football making the best of a difficult situation along with his friends. on this very pitch the young bosnian prospect developed some of the talents that would take him on a global football journey. dog just each other in order to release truck me about fade out obesity which was also his she didn't cation to football someone he always carried i've only read with him of this and if there was no one else a play with no thought to be just play on his own. to do so from a video as an institution examiner is the. first and foremost or he's a good. some of those people georgia and a great friendship you draw. those childhood attributes still shine through and the

. >> when i was involved in negotiations with them, they constantly cited slobodan milosevic of yugoslavia, saddam hussein of iraq, and moammar gadhafi of libya. if they had had nuclear weapons, they would still be in power. this is something that is not lost on them. and i think they probably are right. >> in return for denuclearization, kim jong-un wants political legitimacy, and assurance that north korea will survive. but that's not what many koreans want. >> i'm often asked are you north korean or south korean? i'm korean. there was only one korea until the summer of 1950. >> reporter: koreans are hoping that president trump and kim's meet willing result in meaningful change. >> my 93-year-old mother, it is her ardent wish that they reunionify before she dies. and those sentiments are shared by millions of koreans. >> she also hopes the summit in singapore is the beginning of the end of the humanitarian crisis for the people of north korea. i'm kate larsen for abc news. >> and for updates on the historic summit, watch knightline tonight. george stephanopoulos and david muir are anchor

when yugoslavia split into seven nations in 1991, the area north of the greek border called itself macedoniaia. the agreement now to rename their neighbour as north macedonia. it might seem a small issue to outsiders, but greeks fiercly protective of their macedonia region. it's the cradle of alexander the great‘s empire, their legendary ancient warrior king. the agreement reached this week was supposed to satisfy both sides. instead, the issues proved so sensitive to some have called for the whole greek government to go. prime minister alexis tsipras has argued that the pact will stabilise the region. the deal is due to be signed at the border between the two countries on sunday, although more demonstrations are now planned to take place outside that ceremony. andrew plant, bbc news. there are renewed calls to legalise a form of medicinal cannabis oil in the uk after the british home secretary stepped in to allow a boy with severe epilepsy, to be treated with it. billy caldwell‘s mother bought the oil in canada to help control his seizures, but it was confiscated on her arrival at london's

the name of its northern neighbour, which called itself macedonia at the break—up of the former yugoslaviar 27 years of talks, the name "republic of north macedonia" has been agreed. now on bbc news it's time for hardtalk with stephen sackur. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. the afghan president ashraf ghani has ordered an unconditional ceasefire in the army's military campaign against the taliban, but afghans can be forgiven for being sceptical. the pause is forjust two weeks. the taliban has given no sign it will respond in kind, and the broader security, economic and political condition of the country remains parlous. my guest is abdullah abdullah, chief executive officer of the afghan unity government. do he and president ghani have a coherent plan for rescuing afghanistan? abdullah abdullah, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. let's start with this declaration of a ceasefire from your government. unconditional for the first time, albeit lasting for only roughly two weeks. what does it mean? a few days ago, in a conference of afghani ulemas, or clerics, they requested the governmen

everything after more than twenty five years of wrangling with greece the prime minister of the former yugoslavia republic of macedonia announces a snappier new name for the country stay with us to hear whether there is and flaring tensions french president emmanuel microns announces it's only over a rescue ship left adrift in the mediterranean the more than six hundred stranded migrants now heading to spain after it stepped in and offered refuge. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program thanks for joining us. they came they shook hands they made history and now the hard part begins donald trump and kim jong un wrapped up their unprecedented summit in singapore with a joint declaration pledging to denuclearize the korean peninsula but the document does not specify a timeline or a deadline for p.r. to get rid of its nuclear weapons north korea's human rights record also did not feature in the final statement with the impact of the summit still to be determined both leaders seem to keen to put the past behind them. it's the moment many doubted would happen u.s. president donald trump and north korean

a world cup as an independent nation but they're twelve and told us last previously represented yugoslavia obviously that have a qualified from the group it's only the second time they're playing here and the first game they beat costa rica and now sits second in group b. currently having played a game less than obviously brazil they will take they're taking on switzerland and russia's most western city the beautiful city of kaliningrad with its beautiful stadium built specially for the top. of the nation's happy morning high in st petersburg favorites brazil be tough to read in dramatic fashion i knew something was coming in second half stoppage time to break the heart of costa rica here on my very big on surprising tour hotties neil harvey and peter schmeichel recent pieces back at our special studio and i have full highlights. action is going to nothing but they didn't make it right. since leaving to resign very very light show very late showing the first minute was in the ninety's minute philip continue to score. it was the one time that costa rica didn't defend properly. a ball coming

the name of its northern neighbour, which called itself macedonia at the break—up of the former yugoslaviatime for hardtalk with stephen sackur.

the two balkan countries have been at loggerheads ever since the breakup of yugoslavia in the early 1990seighbour, shown here on the map. it feared the yugoslav republic would have territorial ambitions and athens was further angered when it laid claim to ancient greek figures such as alexander the great, naming its airport and motorway after the warrior king, though they were both renamed earlier this year. translation: in the agreement that we risk our northern neighbours have nothing to do with the ancient greek civilisation of macedonia and cannot claim any connection to it in the future. the dispute became so better greece vetoed it is never‘s bid to join nato and the european union. but that could now change. translation: we truly believe that the european council will make the decision to begin membership talks with macedonia. we believe at the nato summit in july with macedonia. we believe at the nato summit injuly macedonia will be invited to have full membership as the alliance's 30th member. the title does still need to be approved by both countries because parliaments and in a

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ago several hundred thousand hungry of us were over received with open arms in austria and former yugoslavia interesting then that hungary is one of the countries that has one of the toughest policies to woods better g.'s and migrants at the moment. why do you think the european union is lacking that sort of unified stance and response that mr lacy swag is talking about why we saying a push back to words refugees and migrants now i can obviously speak slaves in the logs i can tell you is that the current majority in parliament and the government backed by this minority is an anti-establishment majority and the one of the reasons they've made it to power is that it campaigned on immigration. the narrative is very much in now live and soy with a strong emphasis on the past because you were it. what we have are these days in italy is a situation with more and more more people in social endangerment. also unemployment especially among the younger people and the growing sense of insecurity that's obviously related to perceptions not the actual threat so i think that what we have these days is str

the name of its northern neighbour, which called itself macedonia at the break—up of the former yugoslavia uk: the government has narrowly avoided a damaging defeat for its brexit strategy.

just their second appearance as a world cup as an independent nation talks to before the former yugoslavia and in that first day they beat costa rica and that currently seconding griffey having played one game less and they take on switzerland in russia's most western city in kaliningrad new build stadium for this tournament. so what is this game all about put it in simple terms it's a last chance saloon to switzerland to make it out of the group on this one point with them three points with serbia they won the first game and they plea to equal in terms of what they can provide i give it a try something to hear like you didn't you say that you thought this was going to be the first nil nil is that right long before the tournament i thought so and switzerland has a nil no written all over them i mean we haven't had joined twenty five games i had a suspicion that iceland nigeria game may be maybe the for us malcolm in the sounded that was a different great goals you did but honestly and it comes to serbia and switzerland they're so equal in so many ways both very defensive both have the braw

the two balkan countries have been at loggerheads ever since the breakup of yugoslavia in the early 1990sdonia belongs to its northern region, rather than its neighbour, shown here on the map. it feared the yugoslav republic could have territorial ambitions, and athens was further angered when it laid claim to ancient greek figures such as alexander the great, naming its airport and motorway after the warrior king, though they were both renamed earlier this year. translation: they've agreed to change their constitutional name for all purposes. in the agreement that we reached, our northern neighbours have nothing to do with the ancient greek civilisation of macedonia, and cannot claim any connection to it in the future. the dispute became so bitter greece vetoed its neighbour's bid tojoin nato and the european union. but that could now change. translation: we truly believe that the european council will make the decision to begin membership talks with macedonia. we believe, at the nato summit injuly, macedonia will be invited to have full membership as the alliance's 30th member. the titl

when yugoslavia split into seven nations in 1991, the area north of the greek border called itself macedoniat now to rename their neighbour as north macedonia. it might seem a small issue to outsiders, but greeks are fiercly protective of their macedonia region. it's the cradle of alexander the great‘s empire, their legendary ancient warrior king. the agreement reached this week was supposed to satisfy both sides. instead, the issue's proved so sensitive to some have called for the whole greek government to go. prime minister alexis tsipras has argued that the pact will stabilise the region. the deal is due to be signed at the border between the two countries on sunday, although more demonstrations are now planned to take place outside that ceremony. andrew plant, bbc news. there have been extraordinary scenes in the afghan capital kabul where taliban militants have joined eid celebrations — embracing security forces. it's the result of the ceasefire which the government would like to extend. the peace was broken however after an attack by islamic state killed 20 in eastern afghanistan earli

we couldn't come to the united states as my mother planned because my father was born in yugoslavia. and they wanted us to stay. and because my mother said no they didn't allow us to come to , the american embassy. we went to -- we had the choice of south africa, austria or brazil. we went to brazil. and we lived there for 13 years trying to legally emigrate to the united states. when we emigrated to brazil, we wear state lists we didn't ate-less, we didn't belong anywhere because the government took our citizenship because we escaped. when we came to the united states, we were stateless. i'm very honored and proud to say this is my home, my country, and i will fight for this country until my death. thank you, law enforcement, border patrol, immigration, barbara, everybody that got me here today. and thank you for fighting this fight with us because, trust me, you don't want to walk in our shoes. and president trump, thank you for always standing behind us. you are the biggest birthday present i got, and i'm still waiting for that shovel to help build a wall at the border. i live in

figure out who lived more than two thousand years ago macedonia was part of yugoslavia but it declared independence in one nine hundred ninety one and it became known as the former yugoslav republic of macedonia but that angered greeks because there's another macedonia it's a province in northern greece and the capital of that province is the salon a key the greeks were concerned about preserving the legacy of the famous macedonian command alexander the great the dispute escalated aftermath of dania name does airport in the capital scope way and a major highway after alexander and he was actually born in macedonia and a whole generation of macedonian children had been taught that he was their hero and greases responded by vetoing macedonia's attempts to join nato and the e.u. but in an attempt to resolve this problem greece has now offered to name its neighbor northern all slavic macedonia macedonia has chosen a more neutral names for the airport and the highway right let's speak to money on a cattle call up he now he's a journalist she's joining us on skype from thessaloniki america o

slovenia's economy after recession but it wasn't enough for voters here slovenia once a part of former yugoslavia joined the european union in two thousand and four a government led by an agenda which if slovenia to the right and add an anti immigrant voice to the analysts a youngster has a big challenges ahead the electorate is here in the voices are hungry after all and it's ocular to you know go after and go after and immigration policies after the say that you will draw a crowd you know dream the song that being said he's a leader who has had the chance he hasn't done it so far will he do it this time around it's a big question but the bigger question is can he even form a government even though again his ounces my tailbone most votes in this election we'll find himself in a difficult position and it will be very hard for him to find a willing partner in the other part just want a coalition most of them don't share his political beliefs and all of them. out zero zero zero s. now what from the slovenian capital. yes so the former prime minister's party got the most votes in the of the action i