we cannot stay in the governor bosnia and herzegovina is not the place for us. bosnia and herzegovina is a place that constantly suppresses us, not for the sick, and he's also a close ally of russian president vladimir putin as open. he supported the war and ukraine and stated he's opposition to bosnia joining the european union in east. sorry, a val, a part of republic assess sca that said graffiti supporting russia's war, the mayor of each 30 a vote, plays down any support for russia despite being a fellow party member and close. i lot of people, ordinary people will tell you that you are supporting rashness. but if you ask me or other people are choosing the war between the people here for peace, the war ukraine has not gone well for russia. there's a feeling here that if it had been near would be facing as a session attempt. what the expect that is. the thrush is going to over on ukraine enough few days and then the front will be extended to the rest of the balkans. and they will be able to actually called for yeah, independent republican scott, european allies, have peacekeeping

the distance this is who sans my itch an entrepreneur from bosnia and herzegovina. he was renovating his property when he came across the ruins of an old christian church, whose same decided to rebuild the place of worship on his land. hussein is muslim and that makes his renovation project especially remarkable in his country. the southern european nation is deeply divided along ethnic lines with the trauma of the war 30 years ago. still fresh, but with tensions arising ahead of october's general elections. who's saying at once his church and begonia to become a symbol of unity. his church isn't finished yet, but it's getting there. the official opening was at the beginning of august. now hussein smidge says it's time to take a break. winter is coming. plus he's hoping for more donations, so he can keep building in spring. this church is his life's work with us that have gone through or thought it had makes me very happy. people will see that this is a church of peace, love and respect for every one born muriel rover, but it brings people together. instead of divid

we cannot stay in bosnia and herzegovina, bosnia and herzegovina is not the place for us of bosnia and herzegovina is a place that constantly suppresses us, not for the signal. he is also a close ally of russian president vladimir putin, as openly supported the war and ukraine and stated his opposition to bosnia joining the european union in east sarajevo, a part of republic, a serb hska, the zed graffiti supporting russia's war. the mayor of east, sorry, evolve, plays down any support for russia. despite being a fellow party member and close ally of derek, her pupil, ordinary people will tell you that we are supporting rushes, but if you ask me or other people, are we choosing drawer between that people here for peace? the war in ukraine has not gone well for russia. there's a feeling here that if it had passed near would be facing a succession attempt. what the expected is that russia is going to over on the ukraine enough few days and dent at the front will be extended to the rest of the balkans to bus or to gordon or and at the will be able to actually oh, call for our yeah, indepe

team, sent into bosnia to provide aid in bosnia. you may know this but it was there like seven or eight years. a long, long time for a d. a. r. t. team. >> i have another question that came in, really isn't about politics but it is more about students of foreign policy trying to think through these possibilities. andy, i will begin this with you. a question from charles doll for is if ross perot had not run for president, how different would the world be today? impossible to answer but what are some thoughts? >> ross perot, the seeds of ross perot came from newt gingrich, if you will. the opportunities there. it was frustrating. remember the challenges in new hampshire where the president was challenged within his own party which gave, oxygen to ross perot. that was a frustrating thing. i think if ross perot had not run, i do think that george h. w. bush would have won reelection. i'm not sure if the united states would be as unified as we think it would be it would not be what it is today would not have been divisive as it is today

so this visit comes at a time of instability in the balkans and bosnia. talk us through the importance of it. well in this visit comes at the most turbulent times, probably says the end of the war in 1995, everything started last summer when the buzzing server decided to pull out of the central institution of the cerebral government. the pretext was the a law that was imposed by the high representative in bosnia book and still has this high represent the with kind of basic powers. he can impose law laws as he sees fit . now with that or act of the bosnian serbs bosnia, went into winter with high concerns and a political crisis and security crisis. people here will genuinely felt that the bus and it could go in to war. and this tension was extremely palpable in those 1st days after the russian invasion on ukraine. the logic behind that thinking is that the bosnian serbs are strongly aligned with the kremlin and that the kremlin could use those dies to try to stir up instability in other parts of europe and western balkans, and therefore a shifting focus of

after all, says husein different religions have been living together in bosnia for centuries. and these stones are evidence of this. he discovered them by chance when he wanted to start building on his property. instead of making a foundation, he discovered one, the foundation of a church from the middle ages will never from him will appear to know where my wasn't disappointed when we discovered these walls. for what though, after all there the foundation of a medieval church nelson, i knew it was treasure, and i thought began with the help of scientists as he continued digging at his own expense. and finally came across something sensational. the tomb of the bosnian queen yelena claire la la la boss, normal to she ruled the country from 139521398 as the queen of every wonder bosnians and hertz are given ins. serbs and croats z sorta by her locker. he erected a monument in her honor, uniting all the peoples of fuzzier is what inspired him. that's why he's rebuilding a church here. he's received support from all over the country road for this church was built by all of us, a st

why didn't you fix bosnia? you just told us we should not have intervened and now you are telling me we should have fix ball you should have fix bosnia. or stop the civil war. he went on a long time, the dark team was the longest running team was sent into bosnia to provide aid in bosnia, you may know this but it was there seven or eight years. a long, long time. >> i have another question that came in that really is not about politics. it is more about particular students of foreign policy think the possibilities. india will begin this with you. the question from charles is, if ross perot did not run for president. [laughter] how different but the world be today? impossible to answer but what are some thoughts? the seeds of ross perot came from newt gingrich if you will. it was frustrating he remembered the challenges in new hampshire where the president was challenged within his own party. that gave oxygen to ross perot. it was a frustrating thing. if ross perot had not run i do think george h.w. bush would h

the turkish president began his balkan to or earlier this week with bosnia and serbia. for more on this, let's bring in al jazeera, is it marin vers said she was in zagreb. tell us what was the purpose of the visit, and was it achieved? or gratian president, zone and milan of each. i had his great priority to push the changes for the electoral law election law in bosnia and herzegovina. there was a, his, a great thing he wanted to achieve for lady some, 2 years now along with the creation. prime minister. andre a blank of each. now we know from before that turkish president and gratian president, they held their grounds that stance didn't get any closer. and that was a said after the press conference by the turkish president. he said that if you're going to change the election law, boston had to go vena has its own people's, has its own politicians and they are their representatives and they are the ones who have to make the deal. if they're going to change the election law, or if there wasn't any deal, some 3 weeks, weeks time up before the upcoming elections, i can sa

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but when his extradition was requested by bosnia and herzegovina, we shifted gears. the department worked hard to facilitate that extradition and it was, in fact, sent to bosnia and herzegovina to stand trial. in general, people should be tried near the scene of the crime to be judged by the communities they have offended. and in the federal justice department manual, the possibility of trial in a different form is something that prosecutors are supposed to consider in every case. but sometimes, for instance, if the government that directed the perpetration of the crimes is still in power, for example, extradition isn't practicable. >> but i have a follow-up? through you, mr. rosenbaum. discuss some of the statutes that have been successfully used in jurisdiction. >> as you have mentioned, senator, there are numerous statutes that incorporate present jurisdiction. there are at least 21 of them, in fact. congress has enacted title 18, the federal criminal code. many of them relate to terrorism, and they run the gamut from incidents in airports that interfere with avia

bosnia elections on a j 0. this was a moment the likes of which we have never seen. this is important. this is your story from breaking down the headlines to exposing the powers attempting to silence reporting. we're seeing media freedom being threatened and attacked is basically criminalizing journalism. the listening post doesn't cover the news. it covers the way the news is covered. people have no idea what the source of use is. that is the game. the role that brought for both african inquiring on al jazeera in australia, indigenous women, they're missing that disproportionately high rates. one to one east investigate is enough being done to help find missing aboriginal on al jazeera, i will totally accept the results of this great and historic presidential election. if i win a lot of people talk, the world was being turned upside down. the way that has been manipulated by populace, like donald trump playing on racial anxieties. one person that citizens have political equality. and of course in the united states, as in many other parts of the world that remains an

but that's not always true in bosnia abraham, a callous it's. she's still jumping out of aeroplanes competitively at the age of 88 and says he has no intention of stopping the moment before jumping out of an airplane. nothing new for e bring him calais sich. this is the 1487th jump of his career that a parachute in competition last week and in his home country of bosnia. what makes it truly extraordinary is that calais searches 88 years old. yes. a life and i study by the route i am officially the oldest active sky diver in europe of yours. but if my 0, my wish is to jump for another 10 years or 3 and to set again, his record, you know, will you lead a shall killer, a record that how before every jump, calais said checks whether his parachute is properly packed. then he says he can jump without any fear, even though he's had some close cause what else are the more why no, i recently had a parachute failure in bonnie luca laska and it was not because of the parachute or the packaging local. i now go, but the position of my body? yes. is that so t

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up here now or it's rebel education or news for you, straight off to that from our colleagues into bosnia and herzegovina, is going to the polls amid the dispute over election reforms that would enable people to vote along ethnic lines at all levels of government rights. up to the presidents as bosnian serbs challenge, state institutions in their escalating bid for succession and croats warn of the consequences if the vote this hope under the current law. what does the future hold for this fragile democracy? bosnia elections on a j 0 education method, the universal rights to expand, arise and offer better prospects, the passports to a better life. yet around the globe schools and institutions at breaking point systems a deemed to be no longer fit. a re thinking what school of home and how they was identifying the skills and knowledge needed and the 20th century. now, a new way of rebel education is sweeping the wow. level educated, a radically changed the way people learn, challenging the old and buck. creating opportunities which will affect individual and the entire community. oh i'm no

bosnia elections on a jesse eda ah . ready unexplained leaks detected in russia's true gnawed stream gas pipelines to europe. sabotage is suspected ah, oh, i'm adrian for again. this is al jazeera alive from dough, also coming up. polls close on the final day of the referendums and separate just controlled parts of ukraine and whether they should join the russian federation or can ian makes land full of western cuba and heads for the west coast of florida. and ah, japan bids farewell to its former prime minister. sions. obey, but many questioned the lead for such an expensive state. feudal ah, unexplained gas leaks have been detected in the old stream one and 2 gas pipelines from bratia to germany. the damage is unprecedented. according to the networks operators, nordstrom a jeep, it says it's impossible to know when the system will be restored. nod stream, one normally ships gas from russia directly to germany, but deliveries were suspended by russia earlier this month because of a stand off over sanctions. denmark and

bosnia elections on a j 0. what triggered the latest tension between greece and turkey. anchorage, says deploying military to in the gnc, ireland reaches an agreement. athens argues it's protecting its people that can this tension be contained or could it spiral out of control? this is inside store. ah hello, welcome to the program and has them seek at greece and turkey have been in conflict over maritime borders and energy exploration rides for decades. in the latest escalation, ankara has accused athens of deploying us armored vehicles on 2 aegean islands close to turkeys coast. jackie security source is released these aerial image is purportedly showing ships loaded with the vehicles docking on the islands of les boss and samus. turkey summoned the greek ambassador and father protest with the u . s. over the action. greece has called the move, quote, completely unfounded, and accused turkey of aggressive behavior to nations, our nato allies, but historic foes, and continued to accuse each other undermining,

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so paolo bosnia herzegovina has seen an exit us of young people in recent years there, emigrating in search of better opportunities and to flee rising ethnic tensions. elections take place this sunday, but as i said by reports from the capital sarajevo, they are providing little hope for younger generations flesh which i never initiatives. velma, that bosnia sees tens of thousands of people leave every year with resulting in a decline in population. the 4th now lay the student, a poet and an artist overlooking her beloved city of sarajevo. the 17 year old is contemplating, leaving. the political situation in the country is a source of continued frustration. i'm young and i may not know a lot, but from what i hear and what i see is that everything is corrupted and part petitions are not fair. we have the same politicians for years or 30 years and like come on, dont we need something new, something way better. at this local school, young people are learning a new language. they say it's so they can leave and go to germany, austria in the run up to the elections, there's been increased

bosnia elections on a j 0? did i anthony ok on today's upset and string when looking ahead to the october the 2nd elections in brazil, there are 12 presidential candidates, but we're going to be looking at the leading to present. i am most narrow and also newest in moscow. a new la da silva here they are debating on august the 29th through the shade. and by if the country i left is a country that the people mess it was a country of employment. it was a country where people had the rights to live with dignity, with their heads up in this country will come back if you paper copies. so there was corruption, president lula. you want to come back. what for you to keep doing the same thing. and petro, battle rife, keep a little bit there for the workers party, the worse off the people are the poor, the better for them to do politics off those people, if you so much of. so you have to very different candidates. now what would you like to know about them on today's show? we are going to be exploring key campaign issues

i took a break after two weeks of bosnia. of the most intense two weeks of my life and certainly my career. i remember asking margaret, don't you think you need to leave? you are here before me. we can come back again. no no no. i am going to stay. >> this is my first time it's areva. there was a famous street called sniper alley. as we were driving down sniper alley, talking, i was in the front seat. next to the driver. mark it was behind the driver, and the other correspond it was behind me. that moment. it sounded like 20 ball hammers hammering the side of the glass. [noise] i could feel the missile blasting that i heard mark say, oh my god, margaret is hurt. i look back and she slumped at him. and there's blood on his white shirt. it's drenched in red. and she's leaning over him. she's falling on to him. now, it is obvious, that she was hit right here. and everything split apart. >> margaret is still in surgery right now. the doctors have now said that it is not a guarantee that she will survive this. because her injuries

with that move the boss in bosnia, went into winter with political instability and political crisis, which soon turns employee security crisis. the logic this, there was a palpable tension, a attention about and fear that the country could plunge into war, and this pension was extremely palpable, especially in the 1st the days of the ukrainian of the russian invasion on ukraine . the logic behind that is that the bosnian serbs are strongly aligned with the kremlin and that the kremlin could use this relationship to thier instability in other parts of europe. therefore, shifting focus of the european powers and the west from ukraine to, to, in this case in the western cultures. okay, thank you for that. terry dementia mich, speaking to stay in said eva, well, edwin's visit to comes as we've been hearing from our correspond that at a time of growing tension in bosnia last year, bosnian, sad politicians called the semi autonomous region of the republic at sub scott to withdraw from boston is armed forces, tax system, and judiciary balls near sab, lead and millard, dante backs, the idea

government institution and therefore effectively blocking them with that move and the de botton and bosnia went into winter with political instability and political crisis, which soon turns into security crisis. the lodge there was a palpable tension, attention about and fear that the country could plunge into war and dissension was extremely palpable, especially in the 1st days of the ukrainian of the russian invasion on ukraine. the logic behind that is that the bosnian serbs are strongly aligned with the kremlin of the kremlin, could use this relationship, sir, up instability in other parts of europe. therefore, shifting focus of the europe unit powers and the west from ukraine to, to, in this case, the western balkan fiasco telephones, acting health minister, is called for increased corporation with iran. colonda abad is into ron photos of officials from the health ministry. the taliban government has been struggling to improve the health system because of years, a conflict in sanctions. early this year the world health organization was that it was on the brink of collapse. dosage of o

peace in bosnia came at a very steep price. those who would threaten the very foundations of the country must be held accountable. the wreck heless -- reckless cessationism and destabilizing actors of politicians like the serb member of the apartheid residency are extremely dangerous. the october elections could be a critical flash point. it worries me tremendously to see sesh and -- serb and could he yacht authorities and the putin regime working to roll back the progress bosnia has made. we have a we have a strong boss anyian community in my hometown, st. louis, most. they fled to the city during the 1992 and 1995 bosnian war and 100,000, 200,000 lost their lives. my constituents want to see their homeland prosper as a unified, sovereign and multi-ethnic state. i cannot imagine the heartache when dodic has the genocide committed by troops by or when he threatened to leave boss any a. these are offensive and profoundly dangerous. it is imperative that the unions wield our economic tool kit to deter to boss anyian sovereignty a

that a parachute in competition last week and in his home country of bosnia. what makes it truly extraordinary? is that calais, such as 88 years old? jasa jonathan, and i study by the way, i am officially the oldest active sky diver in europe of your body. if missouri, my wish is to jump for another 10 years or so. and to set again his record to you. though you leave shall keela record that out. before every jump, calais said checks whether his parachute is properly packed. then he says he can jump without any fear. even though he's had some close calls. what else are the more why no, i recently had a parachute failure in bonnie luca laska and it was not because of the parachute or the packaging awful. i now go but the position of my body? yes. is that so the parachute could not be pulled out whether he is georgia? yes, i was forced to drop the main parachute and land with a spare one little your or lot or thought i had a little pezora. a local aero club has been lending calais, sich a parachute for his jumps and will continue to do so. as long as he has a cer

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we fetishized the holding of elections and in bosnia under bill clinton and in iraq under george w bush by holding early elections. what we really did was just institutionalize and give a veneer of democratic legitimization to gangsters in bosnia and to factional elements and probably some gangsters in iraq as well. so united states now -- i don't speak for the u.s. government, i should've said that at the outset, i am an interested observer and somewhat reluctant to dive too deeply into this because alina romanowski was the founding director of the institute that i work at. but i think that the united states has realized that it has very little ability to actually influence what goes on inside the iraqi government. what we can do is set the conditions that we want the iraqi government to meet. and i think as close as you'll see to an intervention in the conditions or strategy. i don't think we're really ahead of events there. i think we're mostly reacting to events, but i think, my guess is what is being said to leaders in iraq is if your government looks like this, this is what you ca

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