invest in school by deficiencies yugoslavia really has cutting age 14 restructure this paid off yugoslavia reached the world cup quarter finals in 19541958. they won the olympics in 1960 and came in 4th at their 962 world cup they make the finals of euro 960 and 60 a. remarkable success of being a country of $20000000.00 inhabitants only to. head club level yugoslavia's big 4 had established themselves as powerhouses the numbers out of the kind of splits and belgrade sides red star and parties on their youth academy has produced outstanding talent like a title can the creation coastal town of simply. trying to happen all of their regular basis teams such as heart split for example come in all actual company this is special and show many players are going abroad the use of the word satiation brings in this rule players are allowed to leave the country until their lunch ones are not a very popular policy but it did ensure the domestic yugoslav leader was of a high standard. from the combat level from the age of 14 basically these players play together on a very regular basis and got to know

yugoslavia reached the world cup quarter finals in 19541958. they won the olympics in 1960 and came in 4th at the 962 world cup they make the finals of euro 960 and 60 a. remarkable success of being a country of 20000000 inhabitants only. at club level yugoslavia's big 4 had established themselves as powerhouses the numbers are good at the kind of splits and belgrade sides red star and parties on their youth academies produced outstanding talent like a kind of can the creation coastal town not simply. trying to happen all of the. team such as hard. for example coming in. company if this is so successful and show many players are going abroad the use of the word satiation rings in danish rule players are allowed to leave the country in july which was. not a very popular policy but it did ensure the domestic yugoslav league was of a high standard. from the current that level from the age of 14 basically these players play together on the very regular basis and got to know each other and as most football fans know chemistry is a very important asp

in 1901 the war started yugoslavia fell apart. how did this affect this very talented generation and football as a whole in the region and most incredibly just weeks before the war began red star belgrade still won the equivalent of the champion's league in may 991 but shortly after just like thousands of civilians footballers were leaving the region all must see. red star belgrade lost nearly their entire team overnight after the $9091.00 triumph. their players left for a way out of milan in terror and others it wasn't just red star other top clubs also struggled and have yet to fully recover. what we see across the board is an exodus of challenge anywhere. but after. seeing plays you know. and we see the creation all. week despite all this one of the new national teams managed to rise from the ashes of yugoslavia quite quickly. after its independence gray shirt joined fifo initially they were encountering $25.00. the new world only 2 years later and it moved up to 62nd. and another 2 years later they played at euro $996.00 it ma

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yugoslavia always had good footballers. but more toward the country apart in 1901 i this mean the end of football there boy if i'm not sure none of the success or states national teams are as successful as croatia. are still serving as the 4th largest export nation of footballers worldwide now compare serbia's population to those of other important export countries. another former yugoslav republic bosnia-herzegovina made it to the world cup in 2014. and ignore the macedonia to euro 2021 how many x. yugoslavs are on the team you support probably plenty if it's in syria which posed a record $47.00 of them. why are people from this region so good well 1st of all former yugoslavia always was a true footballing nation. the sport was already popular there before world war 2 yugoslavia played at the 1st 2 world cup in europe why 930 they even reached the semifinal. after world war 2 the cause. she became communist and soon fell out with the soviet union it shows a 3rd way between communism and capitalism so you were sloppy also l

and 99 you won the war started yugoslavia fell apart. how did this affect this very talented generation and football as a whole in the region. most incredibly just weeks before the war began red star belgrade still won the equivalent of the champions league in may 991 but shortly after just like thousands of civilians footballers are leaving the region all must some. red star belgrade lost nearly their entire team overnight after the $991.00 triumph. their players left for a way out of milan in terror and others it wasn't just red star other top clubs also struggled and they have yet to fully recover. what you see across the board is an excellent challenge anywhere. where they don't have to stay in the situation saying you know. and we see the creation all all we. this by all this one of the new national teams managed to rise from the ashes of yugoslavia quite quickly. after its independence grey should join fifa initially there were into 125th in the world only 2 years later and it moved up to 62nd. and another 2 years later they play t

yugoslavia always had good footballers. oh lord toward the country apart in 1901. i think that this mean the end of football there boy if i'm not sure none of the successor states national teams are as successful as croatia. still serbia as the 4th largest export nation of footballers worldwide now compare serbia's population to those of other important export countries. another former yugoslav republic bosnia-herzegovina made it to the world cup in 2014. and nor the macedonia to euro 2021 how many x. yugoslavs are on the team you support probably plenty if it's in syria which boasts a record $47.00 of them. why are people from this region so good well 1st of all former yugoslavia always was a true footballing nation. the sport was already popular there before world war 2 yugoslavia played at the 1st world cup in europe why 930 they even reached the semifinal. after world war 2 the country became communist but soon fell out with the soviet union it shows a 3rd way between communism and capitalism so you can slowly also look the west toward in many ways. also when i

the example of yugoslavia.lin summons to moscow detail, head of the federal public peoples republic of yugoslavia, to sign a treaty of mutual assistance and friendship. july, 1946 czechoslovakia the government in exile during the warriors. he is unanimously reelected president by the constituent national assembly. subversive elements arranged a following of a coalition government, and very soon the communists become the leading party in the cabinet. here he announces non communist cabinet members before 100,000 at his party and may square. on february 22nd, communists file into the fair billing in prague where the federation of labour is taking place. . on the speaker stand is the premier. chairman of the central council of the checklist of a knee and trade unions resolve the communist demands. the delegates a vote. two committee members have the courage to abstain. it is noted by the soviet secret police. this whistle signals the beginning of the communist called strike to compel the president to secede to giv

the example of yugoslavia, in may 1946, stalin summons to moscow, head of the people's republic of yugoslaviam he is unanimously a re-elected president by the national assembly. very soon, the communist become the leading party in the cabinet headed by the premier. here he denounces cabinet members before 100,000 of his party in the square. on february 22nd, communists file into the fair building where a meeting of the communist dominate a federation of labor is taking place. the premier is on the stand. chairman of the central council of trade unions reads off the communist demands. the delegates vote. two committee members have the courage to abstain. it is noted by the soviet secret police. this whistles signals the beginning of the strike to compel the president to secede to their demands. transportation is halted. minors leave their -- with a nationwide strike a success, they force the president to accept resignation of the last anticommunist members of his cabinet and finally banish himself, resigns. a constitution on the soviet model providing a one-party legislature is established and

the example of yugoslavia.summons to moscow communist head of the people's republic of yugoslavia to sign a treaty of mutual assistance and friendship. permitting the government in exile during the war years. he is unanimously a re-elected president by the constituent national assembly. sub versive elements arrange the forming of a coalition government. and very soon the communists become the leading party in the cabinet headed by communist gatvolt. he denounces noncommunist cabinet members. on february 22nd, communists file into the fair building in prague where a meeting of the communist dominated general federation of labor is taking place. on the speaker stand is premier gotwold. reads off the communist demands. the delegates vote. two committee members have the courage to abstain. it is noted by the soviet secret police. this whistle signals the beginning of the communist called strike to compel the president to exceed to their demands. all business shuts down. transportation is halted. miners leave their

that yugoslavia was not prevented. from milosovich's authoritarian way and destruction of the federation so what happens is that in june of 91? han's secret gensha persuades baker to take a trip to belgrade and to meet with the leaders of the yugoslav republics. they can knows that there is. in percent chance, very little opportunity that is going to persuade milosovich. to stand back stand down but he goes and he meets with each of those of the leaders of the republic. they have a dinner that night. and mrs. baker susan baker writes about that dinner. it is with crystal and chandeliers. and every leader at that dinner knew that those crystals would be smashed within six months. and yet they all pretended. that they could somehow keep the federation together. it was mission impossible impossible. slobodon milosovich was determined. to advance and expand the serbian republic and the united states was not about to send troops down to the baltics sorry, the ball comes forgive me the balkans to prevent it happening. rememb

and more and more aggressive i mean look the wars in iraq and in yugoslavia were started by people in august who officially were not the extreme right the extreme left they where the so-called moderates sat on the drum and social democrats for the white sake went to war for the 1st time since 1405 in yugoslavia the same story here basically of their so-called american sat that has become so corrupt and so paranoid i mean any question of bob they lections which wearing didn't you know very very strange and they won't of people have questions any such question is now well a boat s. a conspiracy theory you know we see how good washington pols goest off the door horny you know if we just question you know questioning once we're in the long you know why why a big tech company as you know why don't you know they have actually why are there so many questions about the identity on the people who vote and what did you do with questions but what they're trying to do is to nip in the bottom any kind of just sound you know the next election is going to be out with these $11000000.00 immigrants bu

the persian gulf, yugoslavia, cambodia, korea, the caucuses, the baltic region, the earthquake in armenia, the chernobyl disaster. what is important is that all these varied undertakings by the world community bear the imprint of the new atmosphere in the world, one which has emerged among other reasons thanks to the new thinking. [ applause ] >> one consequence of the increasing world integration is the democratization of international relations. it would seem that now all are agreed that the bipolar system has exhausted its potential. some say that it will be replaced by a monocentric one. but most people feel that the world will be multipolar. this is probably acceptable if, of course, we bear in mind that this is not the type of redistribution of roles which was customary in the past. no. the idea that certain states of or groups of states could monopolize the international arena is no longer valid.or grod monopolize the international arena is no longer valid. what is emerging -- what is emerging is a more complex global structure of international relations. an awareness of the need f

yugoslavia broke up in the yugoslav wars along its republics borders into 6 separate countries today's slovenia croatia bosnia herzegovina serbia montenegro and north macedonia plus the now semi autonomous territory of kosovo. 993 to 2017 the international criminal tribunal for the former yugoslavia in the hague and tried political and military leaders for war crimes but other local authorities and chords also convicted people often along partisan and ethnic lines . and that may be what happened to miracle grants. he his friends and supporters claim he was nowhere near the manufacture concentration camp in the early ninety's there were. there was a lot of older will sell well so why are you with us or not as well. the interval one which are almost always worth your the rule of also which leg up was the really quite all show there is a truly was in a heath a wildly where michael. scalia's a poor fellow was who are you over there where there's a great body they're all there for up the fairies are well thought of us of only a couple a turtle with this period goes for whatever because wher

yugoslavia broke up in the yugoslav wars along its republics borders into 6 separate countries today slovenia croatia bosnia herzegovina serbia montenegro and north macedonia plus the now semi autonomous territory of kosovo. 993 to 2017 the international criminal tribunal for the former yugoslavia in the hague and tried political and military leaders for war crimes but other local authorities and chords also convicted people often along partisan and ethnic lines . and that may be what happened to miracle grants. his friends and supporters claim he was nowhere near the manufacture concentration camp in the early ninety's there was. there was . all there was available where was i why your thoughts. as well. well which of them was always worth your drop also which leg up. real quick also there is a movie it was in a heath a lovely michael. scalia's a powerful. well you will there were there's a great body they're all there thought up a little bit so it's a lot well fatah most of all the couples if they are to work from this period goes for water because we're audio lawyer but we do team

the 993 to 2017 the international criminal tribunal for the former yugoslavia in the hague and tried political and military leaders for war crimes but other local authorities and chords also convicted people often along partisan and ethnic lines . and that may be what happened to medical grants. he his friends and supporters claim he was nowhere near the manufacture concentration camp in the early ninety's there were deaths. there was. all there was available where was i why are you with us or not as well. the interval one which are almost always worth your the rule for so with a leg up of the really quite 00 there is a truly was in a heath a wildly where michael. scalia's a poor fellow was who are you over there with there's a great body they're all there will pour out the fairies a lot well far most of all the couples if they are to work from this period or for whatever because where are you more but when you team coverage to be equal you'd ask people god was what about they all share the rub because yes it was a miracle or 2 but we quote we are all the angles on all you believe on

albright when we stand tall and we see further i mean that was during the crisis breaking up of yugoslavia the illegal invasion of iraq in 2 but i could go on and on and on so i had him on maybe can have good intentions but that's not power politics go ahead brian in washington. well and i would actually dispute the the good intentions part i mean i think the whole reference you know bell use is largely a pretext it's largely a problem for public consumption to disguise what is basically a naked self interested foreign policy that aims to dominate or dislodge or topple governments that are independent independent meaning that they have the capacity to control their own labor their own land their own resources and to be politically independent rather than submissive and so the united states in this day and age says we're doing this for an unknowable cards we're doing this to bring democracy or in the case of libya it was to protect civilians who are in iraq it was to stop weapons of mass destruction or in afghanistan it was to stop terrorism any there's always something good something ameri

and during the war that happened in yugoslavia. but it's just been you know they've empowered me so much and this story is incredibly inspiring and i feel like i have a 2nd hand like strength and empowerment and the feeling like can do anything overcome anything and be whoever i want to be you know and. reach whatever goal i set my mind to. today she's one of the biggest singing stars in the world her videos not chopped more than a preview interviews political just go with a message of empowerment. they need to think about men you think about strong and powerful and when you think about women it's more like they're vulnerable and that sweet and they're sensitive in the delicate and that's fine but we're also very strong and powerful we can be all those things. great poem is always a mirror of the times and this is the era of the male empowerment. and they say. the death of the u.k.'s prince philip husband to the queen received wall to wall media coverage his funeral on saturday will be watched by millions around the world as was th

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the breakup of yugoslavia began in 1991 when the republics of slovenia and croatia declared independence 6 bitter wars followed by the republic of bosnia-herzegovina paid a high price for independence memory that obviously did not match at the other point government park are not of more the west but. not of men. and the program got without. the bosnian war started in the spring of 1992 and lasted for 3 and a half months. in the summer of 19051 of the worst atrocities in europe since the 2nd world war was committed here. bosnian serb forces under the command of general writes common law ditch occupied sort of beneath on the 11th of july in 1995 in the following days 25000 women and children were forcibly removed from the town. and 8000 men and boys were systematically killed. thank you thank you thank you thank you. thank. you journalist mean our charter which reported from 72 on the 10th of july 995. the next day was the last that his mother hieron saw him alive. the dark alter my family photos of all. their own daughter own just as when the. many years incidence of going to numerous bal

and during the war that happened in yugoslavia. but it's just been you know they've empowered me so much and this story is incredibly inspiring and i feel like i have a 2nd hand like strength and empowerment and the feeling like can do anything overcome anything and be whoever i want to be you know and reach whatever goal i set my mind to. today she's one of the biggest singing stars in the world her videos not chopped more than a clearly interviews political just go with a message of empowerment. when you think about men you think about strong and powerful and but when you think about women it's more like they're vulnerable and that's and that's sensitive in the delicate and that's fine but we're also very strong and powerful we can be all those things. is always a mirror of the times and this is the era of empowerment. stay safe and. high. the death of the u.k.'s prince philip husband to the queen received wall to wall media coverage his funeral on saturday will be watched by millions around the world as was the recent t.v. inter

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serbs to fight for the bosnian army during the devastating 19905 conflict that ripped the former yugoslavianced his rank of general and devoted himself entirely to charitable work supporting thousands of orphans and children from poorfamilies secure an education. let's discuss the situation in ukraine with a former ambassador to the region. what do you make of the build—up and president biden's response? the build-u president biden's response? the build-up is _ president biden's response? tue: build—up is troubling. president biden's response? tte: build—up is troubling. the russians seem to be bringing military units and equipment and combat forces from all across russia. to three borders with ukraine. in crimea, where they have occupied, illegally occupied territory, ukrainian territory. to the regular border with ukraine. as well as to the border with belarus. the russians are bringing a lot of force to ukraine. the question is why. the answer is not clear. a couple of possibilities. none of these possibilities. none of these possibilities make sense. some anal sts possibilities make sen

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of really horrific collapse of a federal republic that many happen in europe and the balkans and yugoslavia in the 1990's. i was happy to be given the opportunity to represent president bynum it -- by them. the prime minister of ethiopia gave me his time and i pressed president biden's perspectives very hard and got some commitments. so far, there have been encouraging actions. this is a tough situation in a nation of 110 million people. one of the biggest countries in africa, and one where i expect to remain engaged. jake: that was my next question, i anticipate you will do more of this as time goes on? sen. coons: likely, yes. one of the things i am eager to do and i have discussed with the folks i just mentioned. as it becomes more possible to safely travel, because all of us are vaccinated, i think having a bipartisan and bicameral delegation will go to some of the more challenging regions of the world is important. the senate is really slow walking the confirmations of the most senior members of the administration. frankly, over at the state department, there is a whole tier of folks w

senior humanitarian official into gray who said that this could end up like a situation similar to yugoslavia where we'll be digging up mass graves for more than a decade when i look at that amount of homes of violence when i look at that amount of death it prompts the question. was there room despite the circumstance you've just laid out was there room for some alternative not maybe the ultimate leave no violence but certainly at least in the short term some diplomatic possibilities some international coalition that could have led to an outcome that was different is there anything you could have done differently what. it would require. to come to the democracy trip where we would have been. i don't study and the kind of political coverage in the. russia community could happen would have done could have done. better. is there currently any line of communication between the to payless and big government no no not. on the bottom front. what is the endgame here does the tea p.l.f. want to grab it to become its own state is that the goal here. you know i can address this question for me by giving