they're hopeless people to be dealing with, and especially in the balkans. we think of the three that you dealt with, plus the pali serbs, as being horrible people. are we right, or are we exaggerating? - uh... you're right. [both laughing] - i finally got my answer. - that was easy. - and it's a terrible answer. i mean, in the end, the third-- - the answer's shorter than the question. - would you say that the third world, by and large, is ruled-- outside of the democratic regimes--is ruled by peop-- - no, there are 180 countries in the world, and democracy has been increasing rapidly. there are far more people living in democratic conditions today than there were ten or 15 years ago in the world. most of latin america has gone from military dictatorships to democracy. the former soviet union has more personal freedom than ever before. the elections in russia this summer, while russia's a mess, were a big step forward. eastern and central europe are having advances. taiwan, the philippines, korea--all more democratic. the net plus in political freedom for th

all of a sudden, the same thing was going on in the balkans. people did not know why they should do this. i think the president had talked about the economy and other issues. one part he said to motivate people is that you have to understand the context of so many things going on at the same time. >> peter galbraith, your perspective on things on the ground. >> it strikes me. president clinton discussed the criticism on the ground i heard every day. "why are you not doing more?" at the beginning, there was disappointment with president clinton who said he would do something during the campaign. the situation became more complex. that is because a war had broken out in bosnia between the croatians and the muslim forces -- the government. as long as that war continued, there was no practical way for assistance to get through to the bosnian government. when i arrived -- i was one of president clinton bawdry first appointee to arrive on the scene -- my job was to try to minimize the violence, stop the atrocities that were being committed, the human

all of sudden, the same thing was going on ithe balkans. people did not know why they should do this. i think the president had talked about the economy and other issues. one part he said to motivate people is that you have to understand the context of so many things going on at the same time. >>eter galbraith, your perspective on things on the ground. >> it strikes me. presidentlinton discussed the criticism on the ground i heard every day. "why are you not doing more?" at the beginning, there was disappoiment with president clinton who said he would do something during the campaign. the situation became more complex. that is because a war had broken out in bosnia betwe the croatians and the muslim forces -- the government. as long as that war continued, there was no practical way for assistance to get through to the bosnian government. when i arrived -- i was one of president clinton bawdry first appointee to arrive on the scene -- my job was to try to minimize the violence, stop the atrocities that were being committed, the humanitarian

areas like italy and the balkan peninsula will see showers come on. balkan peninsula will only see wet weather on the west coast for the next 24 hours, while the iberian peninsula, still really messy for you. another round of rain will really spread across the peninsula, and there will be strong winds in addition to all that have wet weather. british isles and on towards the scandinavian peninsula, looking at scattered showers that move on through. nice drier change, however, for turkey. there is going to be that rain and still lingering tonight but definitely on its way out. 3 degrees for your high in vienna and 1 in berlin. minus 4 in stockholm and then minus 16 in moscow. eastern europe will be seeing dry but very chilly conditions again. finally heading into south africa, the south of africa, that is madagascar looking at more wet weather again today, and this is going to be a continuing trend for the next couple of days still, especially coastal areas looking to receive upwards of 250 millimeters or more of rainfall. that's been an ongoing story

the things we take for granted now, it was a new thing in the balkans. it meant that deniability was not an option. for the -- for the united states or other great powers. it is important to keep that in mind. i thought we did have a dog in the hunt. i thought in the aftermath of the cold war, the united states had to redefine its relationship with europe and with nato and that all of -- and that would lead to a great burst of enlightened democracy, freedom, prosperity, and security would have looked like a fraud it the rest of the world did nothing to help there. on its own merits, i thought because we knew, we had an obligation to try to reduce the slaughter, reduce the flow of people thrown out of their homelands, restore decent conditions and recreate the possibility that europe could find its way to a prosperous, secure, democratic entity. as you saw from the film, there were many people who disagreed with me on both sides of the aisle. there were many people that thought that by doing this, getting involved, the united states was blowing a chance t

terrorist hub forming right in the heart of europe with high unemployment and rising poverty so for a claim balkan republic of kosovo is offering fertile ground for hardline islam and the sarah firth as been fine d.l. its extremist rhetoric speaking imported alongside foreign aid. press time in kosovo is capital and the mosques are overflowing ninety percent of the population here are muslim and known for their liberal interpretation of the faith but there are now growing concerns that a fundamentalist strain of a hobby as it is taking the most fundamental strain. on the mental strain from the harbors them so i think when you have this kind of ideology saying you have to literally follow the child from the koran. you can quite easily have a situation where for example terrorist acts can be justified hobby is i'm originally from saudi arabia and many mosques destroyed in the balkan conflicts are being rebuilt with saudi money in fact the saudi government has poured tens of billions of dollars into building mosques schools and charities worldwide charities that in kosovo helping support poor members

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none of us could let go of the balkans and what happened there. jim steinberg just talked about what was going on. you have made reconciliation a hallmark of your time in office -- more than one year now. why is that? do you think that is a precondition for solidifying the peace? >> it is confidence and trust versus fear. it is solidarity vs selfishness. it is also important to build common ground and confidence. the basis for all of this is reconciliation. from the very beginning of my mandate, i started to contact our neighbors -- with serbia, with slovenia, and the others. it was not always an easy task because there were opposites. they had to pay tribute to president clinton. it was the most important thing at the time. president clinton clearly showed the difference between office holder and a leader. he was really a leader. the region now needs leaders, not officeholders. we need to have the capacity to see the future. our future is the european future. the four countries would like to be members of the european union. one very important st

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that's going to help to create this snowfall over the balkans as well. now, out toward the west temperatures on the mild side, but it is pretty windy and stormy out here. heavy rain and snow expected across the pyrenees. another round of rain for the british isles as well later on on monday. london's going to be 6 degrees today. 6 in paris as well. 16 down in madrid. but for central and eastern europe it is going to be another cold day. all right. here's your extended forecast now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> once again, our top stories at this hour, in new zealand a magnitude 6.3 earthquake caused widespread damage around christchurch in the country's south island. police have reported multiple fatalities. the u.s. geological survey says the quake struck shortly after midday on tuesday near christchurch at a depth of five kilometers. local media reports show heavily damaged buildings and cracked roads strewn with debris. people who fled to safety are staying away as aftershocks continue. the quake is causing blackouts, and phone lines are out. christchurch airp

this is southern italy, into the southern balkans. that will come into turkey over the weekend. generally, things are looking fairly settled for central locations. this will be snow, this precipitation here, but most of it will be quite light. what you will notice, though, are those frigid temperatures just staying locked in place. minus 16 in moscow for the high, minus 8 in stockholm, minus 7 in kiev. minus 1 in berlin. i'm afraid, doesn't look like much change into the weekend. probably be with you right on through next week. a little bit better out to the west. 10 in london, 9 in paris, 18 in lisbon and 12 in athens. here's your extended for >> that's going to do it for us for this hour on "newsline." i'm michio kijima in tokyo. thanks for watching. we'll be back in half an hour. bye-bye.

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we need to try to help that happen in the balkans, in law or in fact. the second point i would like to make, is that we spent a lot of time here talking about what governments can do. and i think that is important. but i also think that i should take some bow to my wife in an ngo. one of the things we can do in a -- this context is to build a civil society and non- governmental contracts that will create a context in which leaders like these to can succeed. and in which the serbian president can take the lead in trying to promote reconciliation, in which a bosnia serb could survive politically doing the decent thing and say, let's figure out how to share the future together. i wanted to say that we wanted to try to do more help build civil side to help that. someone else in my family has all the influence and power now. [laughter] as a lot of the no, have this global initiative that meets at the un every year. we have about $63 billion worth of commitments in the last six years. we have our first 2011 commitment, our nation's largest youth service organ

hardwood andre can now go out to you to jens handed this child balkans their second story defeat on monday night eight hundred forty seven starting for you with an end to this six game losing streak with a victory jasmyn over the past and then the second half with an eleven zero run gets pulled back both times led by stephen jackson and d.j. all the stains however jackson's game high twenty four points wasn't enough to held onto this they laid off the gerald wallace missed a three pointer that tied the charlotte and you to read and a two three seventy eight victory in front of the home crowd in salt lake city. want to sports now and we've twenty eleven formula one season due to kick off on march seventeenth february's high time for motor sports aficionados ahead of the longest about twenty or a season there is distinctly a last of the trademark yellow for the race a bill by lotus or ignore this year we are. paying homage to the legendary locals browned with black and gold plenty. of italian food through all finished eighth found thirteen for us banks only four in the last and they'll be ho

and so these communities are congenial environments for hosting al qaeda presence in the balkans, india and bangladesh, and the north caucasus and south asia, north america and europe and sub-saharan africa, these preachers, ngos and doses of saudi cash have for decades prepared the ground for al qaeda and its allies. the saudis realized this? of course they do. you must always keep in mind that the only islamist terrorist insurgent attack at they can approve of are those that occur outside the kingdom. inside the kingdom rather. a final point to make on the symbiotic saudi arabia qaeda relationship outside the arabian peninsula is that saudi dignities rod woodlief al qaeda of the need to fund, staff and manage a humanitarian health services waiting like those run by hamas, hezbollah and the muslim brotherhood. and therefore, bin laden is allowed to focus on spreading this organization including military dvds. bin laden, al qaeda and their allies and those they inspire at the third of persian gulf that. they are a think the most dangerous to the united states. they are the most dangerou

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at the arrest of relevant carrots in two thousand and eight started the balkans the muslims rejoiced. a massive protest actions involving thousands of people were held in the streets of serbian towns. up. today some serbian youth organization still take advantage of any pretext to demonstrate their support for carriage even sporting events are politically charged quite often fans will chant the name of relevant carrots rather than cheer on their people to take. up. the arse is a double standard they use one standard when judging muslims in florence in a different standard for serves. the same up they offered us right in our face we must stick up for our interests this is a wall serbian teams must stand up for him altogether. in two thousand and eight read about in a carriage was brought before the hague tribunal which was founded for the express purpose of investigating war crimes committed in the former yugoslavia. since surrounding his disappearance i have heard files and stories claiming he's either arrested to go seriously a sanford struck her husband told us from one place to ano

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don't want their roles in the balkans conflict. the key thing is when we go back to those eleven years to when serbia was being bombed when people were being butchered on bridges in schools and hospitals and rowing stations where people were being killed in the name of god supposedly good. leadership that needed protecting with its population those crimes that were committed a great service at that time was so huge that to admit that in fact the reality was that the albanians that the u.s. was sponsoring at the time were indeed the was with me and slavers and villains in a variety of different kinds would be to delegitimize one's own propaganda operations so they couldn't go back from their original claims without admitting that they'd be lying all along particularly in one thousand nine hundred nine and that would have meant that those who bombed serbia were culpable in criminal terms for that bombing and should answer before an international courts so of course it would be very difficult for them to say actually yes we are indeed

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terrorist acts can be justified hobby is i'm originally from saudi arabia and many mosques destroyed in the balkan conflicts are being rebuilt with saudi money in fact the saudi government has poured tens of billions of dollars into building mosques schools and charities worldwide charities that in kosovo helping support poor members of the community. not only have jobs sure that charity. and food which we need for i would children of the order but with nearly half the population employed and widespread poverty because of the could be becoming a fertile breeding ground for the influence of well financed. the impact of saudi financing in course of a now is clearly evident and the fear is that it's not just the money that's being bought in there will be ideology as well a lot of the saudi money is often this is this is tied up in ideology and i don't think saudi arabia massively keen on the west especially for. building a democratic structure which. as being right for the mosques is the place to be carefully monitored by the islamic community in course very to ensure that there adhering to moderate

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don't want their roles in the balkans conflict to emerge. the key thing is we go back to those eleven years to when serbia was being bombed when people were being butchered on bridges in schools and hospitals and roa stations where people were being killed in the name of our supposedly good albanian leadership that needed protecting with its population those crimes that were committed a great service at that time were so huge that to admit that in fact the reality was that the albanians that the us was sponsoring at the time were indeed all steelers and slavers and villains in a variety of different kinds would be to the legitimize one's own propaganda operations so they couldn't go back from their original claims without admitting that they'd be lying all along particularly in one thousand nine hundred nine and that would have meant that those who bombed serbia were culpable in criminal terms for that bombing and should answer before an international court so of course it would be very difficult for them to say actually yes we are indeed wr

don't want their roles in the balkans conflict to emerge. the key thing is when we go back in those eleven years to when so be it was being bombed when people were being butchered on bridges in schools and hospitals and roadway stations where people were being killed in the name of a supposedly good albanian leadership that needed protecting with its population those crimes that were committed a great service at that time was so huge that to admit that in fact the reality was that the albanians that the u.s. was sponsoring at the time were indeed all steelers and slavers and villains in a variety of different kinds would be to delegitimize one's own propaganda operations so they couldn't go back from their original claims without admitting that they'd be lying all along particularly in one thousand nine hundred nine and that would have meant that those who bombed serbia were culpable in criminal terms for that bombing and should answer before an international court so of course it would be very difficult for them to say actually yes we are i

choose you can't support democracy and when the yielding is something that is not to your favor you balkan democracy and says it no no no no let's go back to authoritarian regimes it really doesn't work that way number two what is the radicalization of so populist movements with or in iran or elsewhere are largely related to the way that they have been treated with or by the west or by israel how mass is let's say that hamas is in the process of being even more radical what explains that except the siege on gaza and the way the palestinian democracy has been cheated or mistreated the same goes to iran this him goes to they've been on and the same will happen in egypt if we do not put our act together and embrace egyptian democracy the radicalization of this is a delusion is not going to be are any good fruits to anybody not in the region or beyond it so i think it is essential that we do not commit the same mistake that we have done in the past and understand that this is real democracy and don't jump the gun and and create enemies in egypt and elsewhere just because we are afraid of the i

we had had this cooperation before for instance in the balkans. ships work side inside to be able reasons in the. the end of the show about infighting piracy so we spoke about his earlier the new work plan military operation does include these changes and also there is a big scope for bilateral cooperation too and frankly speaking the more young calls the military you know go and see each other worked together you know the less there will be a chance that they will look each other god forbid some sort of upon and so on or even enemy so i think that that certainly i hope very much is that it is an area which will have much more exchanges in the future thank you thank you very much for being with us and just a reminder that my guest in the studio today was robert child director of the nato information office in moscow. and that's it for now from all of us here will be back with more first on comments on what's going on in or outside russia until then saying r.t. and take. thank you. the . violent unrest intensifies in egypt as supporters of a bottle

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opposition what are your thoughts on this you think we're witnessing echoes maybe of what happened the balkans back in the ninety's only foreign interference to will influence. well i think to a lot of people this will sound and to look like a freddy kruger movie you know it's this is very very early return of you many chair and fury of this so it seems have to be very clear ok sanctions i guess because i think. freezing their assets in europe that's ok but no need to imperialist adventurism in order to ask this depending how the situation before depending of this bush also eastern liberated libya if they have enough weapons and they can organize a push towards tripoli this is what they're actually do do we now as we speak if this doesn't work and the next step the discussed already even brussels in london any washington would be a need to invasion this would be absolutely disgusting but we cannot rule it out for them i want to talk about out of it more in a minute but really i guess one of the big drivers here is energy of cooking oil production in libya it's drop by almost half cheering this

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don't want their roles in the balkans conflict which the key thing is when we go back to those eleven years to when serbia was being bombed when people were being butchered on bridges in schools and hospitals and roa stations where people were being killed in the name of our supposedly good albanian leadership that needed protecting with its population those crimes that were committed a great service at that time was so huge that to admit that in fact the reality was that the albanians that the u.s. was sponsoring at the time were indeed the was with me and slavers and villains in a variety of different kinds would be to delegitimize one's own propaganda operations so they couldn't go back from their original claims without admitting that they'd be lying all along particularly in one thousand nine hundred nine and that would have meant that those who bombed serbia were culpable in criminal terms for that bombing and should answer before an international court so of course it would be very difficult for them to say actually yes we are indeed wrong we were wrong we supported the wrong s

don't want their roles in the balkans conflict. the key thing is when we go back to those eleven years to when serbia was being bombed when people were being butchered on bridges in schools and hospitals and roa stations where people were being killed in the name of our supposedly good albanian leadership that needed protecting with its population those crimes that were committed a great service at that time was so huge that to admit that in fact the reality was that the albanians that the u.s. was sponsoring at the time were indeed stealers and slavers and villains in a variety of different kinds would be to delegitimize one's own propaganda operations so they couldn't go back from their original claims without admitting that they'd be lying all along particularly in one thousand nine hundred nine and that would have meant. bombed serbia were culpable in criminal terms for that bombing i should answer before an international court so of course it would be very difficult for them to say actually yes we are indeed wrong we were wron

can be justified when harvey is i'm originally from saudi arabia and many mosques destroyed in the balkan conflicts are being rebuilt with saudi money in fact the saudi government has poured tens of billions of dollars into building mosques schools and charities worldwide charities that in kosovo helping support poor members of the community. don't have jobs sure the charity bring in food which we need for i would children. but with nearly half the population employed and widespread poverty closer they could be becoming a fair to hold breeding ground the influence of well financed wahabi the impact of saudi financing in course of a now is clearly evident and the fear is that it's not just the money that's being bought in there will be ideology as well a lot of the saudi money is often this is this is tied up in ideology and i don't think saudi arabia massively keen on the west especially for. building a democratic structure which. as being right for the mosques is the place to be carefully monitored by the islamic community and cause very to ensure that they're adhering to moderate teachi

i the arrest of relevant carrots in two thousand and eight started the balkans the muslims rejoiced. massive protest actions involving thousands of people were held in the streets of serbian towns. up. today some serbian youth organization still take advantage of any pretext to demonstrate their support for carriage up even sporting events are politically charged quite often fans will chant the name of radovan carriage rather than cheer on their favorite team. the r.c. is a double standard they use one standard when judging muslims in chorus in a different standard for serves the reverse of what they offered us right in our face we must stick up for our era's defense of all serbian seems most stand up for hearing all together at the un and. in two thousand and eight and read about in the carriage was brought before the hague tribunal which was founded for the express purpose of investigating war crimes committed in the former yugoslavia. look south almost since around his disappearance i have heard files and stories claiming he's either dead or estate about seriously has suffered a s

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don't want their roles in the balkans conflict two of. the key thing is when we go back to those eleven years to when serbia was being bombed when people were being butchered on bridges in schools and hospitals and roa stations where people were being killed in the name of a supposedly good albanian leadership that needed protecting with its population those crimes that were committed a great service at that time was so huge that to admit that in fact the reality was that the albanians that the u.s. was sponsoring at the time were indeed stealers and slavers and villains in a variety of different kinds would be to delegitimize one's own propaganda operations so they couldn't go back from their original claims without admitting that they'd be lying all along particularly nine hundred ninety nine and that would have meant that those who bombed serbia were culpable in criminal terms for that bombing and should answer before an international court so of course it would be very difficult for them to say actually yes we are indeed wrong we were

hardwood andre can now go out to you to jens handed this child balkans their second straight defeat on monday night eight hundred forty seven starting for you with an end to this things game losing streak with a victory jasmyn it with the best and then the second half with an eleven zero run vault gets pulled back both times led by stephen jackson and all the stains however jackson's gave high twenty four points wasn't enough for you to held on to this and then laid off the gerald wallace missed a three pointer that tied for charlotte and you to read and a two three seventy eight victory in front of the home crowd in salt lake city. want to sports now and we've twenty eleven formula one season due to kick off on march seventeenth february's high time for motor sport aficionados ahead of the longest about twenty race season there is distinctly last of the trademark yellow for the race of build by lotus or ignore the c.m. the r.'s thirty one scheme paying homage to the legendary lotus browned with black and gold a plenty. of italian food through all finished eighth found thirteen for us

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we had had this cooperation before for instance in the balkans. ships work side and side to be of all races in you know of the shore about in fighting piracy so we spoke about his earlier the new work plan military cooperation does include these changes and also there is a big scope for bilateral cooperation too and frankly speaking the more young calls the military you know go and see each other worked together you know the less there will be a chance that they will look each other god forbid some sort of opponent of or even enemy so i think that's that's certainly i hope very much it is an area which will have much more exchanges in the future thank you thank you very much for being with us and just a reminder that my guest in the studio today was robert purcell director of the nato information office in moscow. and that's it for now from all of us here will be back with more first on comments on what's going on in or outside russia until then saying hard to take. the boat. we use special. meant. to. do so. in a free flight in the kingdom is ava

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