that played a role played a role in keeping what the former yugoslavia peaceful. did not slip back into war limited in this sense that stop the war in its tracks and did not continue on even if now 25 years later or so, enter ethnic relations in the former yugoslavia are often not good. thank you for the details of those examples. as he sense of both the sleep, the geographic sweep the places he visited the level of detail we go everywhere from micronesia to the former yugoslavia it's incredible. the age-old question of generous in the language or area give us some reflections on that and the strength and weaknesses of moving around from place to place as bob did an issue helpers make guess bob was both a generalist and area specialists. in war-torn central america and was a fluent spanish speaker in a larger sense he was a generalist. he didn't spend a week there but four months interviewing hundreds of people out to each of these interviews often landed several hours hasn't analytical side can focus in on the most salient facts well it's representing. an area sp

march 15th 2020. 5 never seen anything like it i photographed difficult situations in russia in yugoslavia but i've never seen anything like this in germany. this is daniel biskup the renowned photographer has been on the road for almost a year posting a new picture on instagram every day at the start join the 1st lockdown there were scenes such as this cheerful cashier in. a thank you to doctors and nurses. masks being sold on the streets and school classes move to the gym. much from town all of a sudden nothing works anymore i can take pictures but people who play music they can only post on twitter or live stream but i don't think that's very satisfying. when summer came things changed again with more or less distancing being observed a new normal. punk band we drink and keyboard a measure encountered by chance on the road in eastern germany increasingly photographs frustrated angry people protests and conspiracy theories abound. the voters as a rule they're just there. observing closely and listening is biskup secret the photographer makes visible the devastating impact of the invisibl

yugoslavia. >> yes. and i was wondering if you could share that with the audience. >> yeah, yeah. of course the man, the general ishimo i think he was called, he ran yugoslavia with, if not an iron hand, close to it. and he hosted a formal dinner for us one night. and his wife was in her own way well known. and as the small talk got smaller and smaller, things kind of slowed down, and i could see madam brose totally frozen. she had picked out a spec maybe on the islands and she was looking at it with all the intensity of -- well, i'm not quite sure what. but of one of those monoliths that look out to sea that they keep on the south sea islands. she was doing a good duplicate of that duplication. so things were not well at this formal dinner. about that same i saw neil go over to his chair and he went over and bent over and started chatting with her just about the distance from here to there. and all of a sudden she brightened up, a big smile, and marshall tito noticed. and that changed the entire complexion. from then on, we were all big buddies. the next day i cornered neil and i

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well nato has consistently played a role of trying to contain russia look at nato i did libya to yugoslaviathis countless examples of this quote unquote transatlantic partnership certainly donald trump was very bad for some wings of the ruling interests here in the united states so i think it is frightening but we remember obama's pivot to china to asia we see chinese growth in this is what scares the united states so they're trying to set up camp with their junior partners historically. england france japan so they continue they can continue to compete with china friday's talks came just the day after a virtual meeting of nato defense ministers that ended in the military block secretary general unveiling a massively expanded mission in iraq insisting the measures would help fight terrorism. today we decided to expand nato training mission in iraq to support iraq it forces us to fight terrorism and ensure that isis does not return the size so our mission will increase from 500 personnel to wrong 4000 and train here to this will now include more iraq is security situations areas beyond boggl

well nato has consistently played a role of trying to contain russia look at nato i did libya to yugoslaviathis countless examples of this quote unquote transatlantic partnership certainly donald trump was very bad for some wings of the ruling interests here in the united states so i think it is frightening but we remember obama's pivot to china to asia we see chinese growth we see these massive trading blocs we should be excluded the u.s. we see more countries whether it's portugal or others gravitating more towards the sphere of chinese economic influence in this is what scares the united states so they're trying to set up camp with their junior partners historically. england france japan so they continue they can continue to compete with china and try to go out you know yeah it was quite a few combative statements by china moscow as well both presented as terrible threats the western security who gains from keeping this tension going. all we know very well again the military industrial complex the united states needs bogeymen the arms industry that is like the human clones need oxygen so

is involved in yugoslavia in the ninety's millions killed injured in displacement in the e.u. might reply to your report by say ok many of the things about the extreme poverty may be correct but that's the price we have to pay for peace in your since world war 2. look what is really disturbing to me is that we looked at the figures of social investment over the past 1015 years investment in education in inherent in early childhood support and and other such investments in people and those investments have been declining systematically since 2009 despite there being overall economic progress that apparently has not been a concern for e.u. governments and so i mean the question the proteins they set for themselves i am concerned that the spending on those social investments i mentioned in person to just the g.d.p. have been declining over the years and the reason for this is economy the stereotype this is now of the don't see that we should repeat don't bend rethink significantly and we should now invest in people after all of investing in health care education early childhood i

well nato has consistently played a role of trying to contain russia look at nato i did libya to yugoslavia this countless examples of this quote unquote transatlantic partnership certainly donald trump was very bad for some wings of the ruling interests here in the united states so i think it is frightening but we remember obama's pivot to china to asia we see chinese growth in this is what scares the united states so they're trying to set up camp with their junior partners historically. england france japan so they continue they can continue to compete with china and the subsequent online d'sevyn summit focused heavily on the pandemic with need of pledging billions of extra hero in support of the kind of angst global that thing. shall i do but if he has some of the key takeaways from the event. conveyed 19 the high on the agenda virtual summit of the g 7 with leaders pledging plenty of cash to try and help the kovacs program this is the global rollout of cove it 19 is still a volatile a in from the e.u. said they would double their offering to $1000000000.00 euros in total around $7500000

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> rapp: we've got better evidence against assad and his clique than we had against milosevic in yugoslavia we had in any of the war crimes tribunals in which i've involved in. to some extent, even better than we had against the nazis at nuremberg, because the nazis didn't actually take individual pictures of each of their victims with identifying information on them. >> pelley: you'd love to go to court-- >> rapp: oh i'd love that, yeah. this woulde against assad himself. >> pelley: trouble is, assad has nearly won the war.ndthers haved sanctions, but most criminals fewill bri the international criminal court, but that was vetoed by russia and china. impunity, what has the world lost? >> rapp: if the word is that you can commit those crimes, and that you can get away with it, and this is the way that you suppress a popular uprising, then others will do the same thing. the future will be much more dangerous than the past, and a lot of what we built will be destroyed. >> pelley: already destroyed is what syrians built over thousands of years. assad is condemned to be the monarch of all he su

if they were then also really kicked out why yugoslavia existed so there's a certain parallel but i don't at all a parallel too far because i'm not saying that meeting would like to get involved in this dispute but to be very worried if it were to then russia would have its red lines to draw i think moscow hopes that this problem will simply go away let's hope it does it is a reset area fragile and dangerous situation thanks here there are some nights when we always appreciate that was dr william an instant professor of political science and international relations thanks for coming. by. ok well let's turn to other news now today in the pandemic in the issue of exercising soft power through vaccine diplomacy because with jobs currently worth their weight in gold amid chronic shortage is israel's is negotiating political favors from countries in exchange for giving shots but more his poor sleep. it's really safe to share that stock of x. scenes with other countries including with palestinian doctors as a generous mean few might think about but. we are talking about symbolic numbers of vacc

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. >> oh, the -- of course the man, the general issimo i think he was called, marshall tito ran yugoslaviah if not an iron hand close to it, and he hosted a formal dinner for us one night. his wife was in her own way well known, madame broast. as the small talk got smaller and smaller things kind of slowed down. i could see her totally frozen. she had picked out a speck maybe on the islands and she was looking at it with all the intensity of, well, i'm not quite sure what. but of one of those monoliths that look out to sea on the south sea islands. she was doing a good duplication. so things were not well at this formal dinner. about that time i saw neil get up out of his chair and he went over and bent over and started her. just about the distance from here to there. and all of a sudden, she brightened up, big smile, and marshal tito noticed and that changed the entire complex, from then on, we were all big buddies. next day, i cornered neil, i said, geez, neil, that was kind of odd, what the heck were you doing talking to her about? i heard you were talking about electricity, and the inv