milosevic a man accused of genocide. the winner of the 2018 nobel prize for literature is polish author. her best known work is primeval and other times from 1906. the story 18 years in the fix. town of primeval exemplifies the qualities the jury praised in the 57 year old author her powerful imagination a literary style full of wit and cunning and her focus on themes of migration and cultural transitions. before becoming a writer worked as a therapist for challenged. these wrong to have 2 very different literary style you could say but there is something the connects them yeah i mean there are quite different people as well i mean. is a feminist vegetarian 57 year old terry and 177 year old sort of sharp tongue curmudgeon and they definitely have different approaches to literature but what i find interesting is that they both are quite interested in language and how it shapes society and how it shapes our view of history in particular and is quite open about saying that she sees a lot of her writing as really writing th

milosevic a man accused of genocide. the winner of the $28.00 team nobel prize for literature is polish author. her best known work is primeval and other times from 1906 the story 80 years in the. fictional town of primeval exemplifies the qualities the jury praised in the 57 year old author her powerful imagination a literary style full of wit and cunning and her focus on themes of migration and cultural transitions. before becoming a writer for car truck worked as a therapist for challenge. these wrong to have 2 very different literary style as you can say but there is something that connects them yeah i mean there are quite different people as well i mean. is a feminist vegetarian 57 year old terry and 177 year old sort of sharp tongue curmudgeon and they they definitely have different approaches to literature but what i find interesting is that they both are quite interested in language and how it shapes society and how it shapes our view of history in particular and is quite open about saying that she sees a lot of

milosevic a man accused of genocide. for. the winner of the $28.00 team nobel prize for literature is polish author. her best known work is primeval and other times from 1906 the story 80 years in. the fictional town of primeval exemplifies the qualities the jury praised in the 57 year old author her powerful imagination a literary style full of wit and cunning and her focus on themes of migration and cultural transitions. before becoming a writer for car truck worked as a therapist for challenge. these wrong to have 2 very different literary style you could say but there is something the connects them yeah i mean there are quite different people as well i mean. is a feminist vegetarian 57 year old terry and 177 year old sort of sharp tongue curmudgeon and they definitely have different approaches to literature but what i find interesting is that they both are quite interested in language and how it shapes society and how it shapes our view of history in particular and is quite open about saying that she sees a lot of he

milosevic a man accused of genocide. the winner of the $28.00 team nobel prize for literature is polish author. her best known work is. primeval and other times from 1906. the story 80 years in the fictional town of primeval exemplifies the qualities the jury praised in the 57 year old author her powerful imagination a literary style full of wit and cunning and her focus on themes of migration and cultural transitions. before becoming a writer to construct worked as a therapist for challenge. these wrong to have 2 very different literary style you can say but there is something the connects them yeah i mean there are quite different people as well i mean. is a feminist vegetarian 57 year old terry and 177 year old sort of sharp tongue curmudgeon and they definitely have different approaches to literature but what i find interesting is that they both are quite interested in language and how it shapes society and how it shapes our view of history in particular and is quite open about saying that she sees a lot of her writi

milosevic a man accused of genocide. the winner of the $28.00 team nobel prize for literature is polish author. her best known work is primeval and other times from 1906 the story 80 years in the. fictional town of primeval exemplifies the qualities the jury praised in the 57 year old author her powerful imagination a literary style full of wit and cunning and her focus on themes of migration and cultural transitions. before becoming a writer for car truck worked as a therapist for challenge. these wrong to have 2 very different literary style as you could say but there is something. that connects them yeah i mean there are quite different people as well i mean. is a feminist vegetarian 57 year old terry and 177 year old sort of sharp tongue curmudgeon and they they definitely have different approaches to literature but what i find interesting is that they both are quite interested in language and how it shapes society and how it shapes our view of history in particular and is quite open about saying that she sees a lot

milosevic a man accused of genocide. the winner of the 2018 nobel prize for literature is polish author. her best known work is primeval and other times from 1906 the story 80 years in the. fictional town of primeval exemplifies the qualities the jury praised in the 57 year old often her powerful imagination a literary style full of wit and cunning and her focus on themes of migration and cultural transitions. before becoming a writer for car truck worked as a therapist for challenge. these wrong to have 2 very different literary style you could say but there is something. that connects them yeah i mean there are quite different people as well i mean. is a feminist vegetarian 57 year old terry and 177 year old sort of sharp tongue. and they definitely have different approaches to literature but what i find interesting is that they both are quite interested in language and how it shapes society and how it shapes our view of history in particular and is quite open about saying that she sees a lot of her writing as really w

the same sort of situation in which people who are undoubted will criminal such as not diction and slobodan milosevic found themselves not long ago and who spent the rest of their lives in jail she's come voluntarily and it's been a bit of a a sensation that she did so i think we have to look at it from her point of view she has a general election next year. her party has been in power for the last 5 years and they really have not done any of the things which she wanted them to do she wanted them to create peace along the borders of burma that hasn't happened she wanted the economy to improve dramatically which certainly wasn't up and basically the country sort of wallowing in money much as it was when she took power. by coming to the hague by being so obviously courageous in facing her hughes's all countries accuses she's a rotten house self in the flag and it's already done her a lot of good politically back home there have been a number of rallies round the country supporting the old enthusiasm among ordinary bernese people for her seems to have been renewed while you make her sound like

milosevic found themselves not long ago and who spent the rest of their lives in jail she's come voluntarily and it's been a bit of a a sensation that she did so i think we have to look at it from her point of view she has a general election next year. her party has been in power for the last 5 years and they really have not done any of the things which she wanted them to do she wanted them to create peace along the borders of burma that hasn't happened she wanted it the economy to improve dramatically which certainly hasn't happened basically the the countries of wallowing in money much as it was when she took power. by coming to the hague by being so obviously courageous in facing her country's accuses she's a rotten house elf in the flag and it's already done her a lot of good politically backhoe there have been a number of rallies round the country supporting so the old enthusiasm among ordinary burmese people for her seems to have been renewed while you make her sound like a seasoned and experienced western politician you know if she's up for reelection so distract the voter you know do

milosevic so i should think twice about continuing to participate in these crimes and it's very necessary for peace and justice for israeli generals israeli politicians israeli civil servants and israeli soldiers to know that they could be held accountable for these crimes and we also have to understand the genesis of the situation the reason palestinians resist is because they're under occupation ok because that matter and our act because they're on the blockade so if we stop the israeli crimes and end the israeli occupation then there would be peace there would be no need for palestinians aren't let i'll probably say how to respond before i give the final word to toby cadman robbie save sable any of this month the i.c.c. prosecutor refused to press charges over the deadly 2010 israeli raid on the gaza flotilla and actually called for the investigation to be shut down so can israel really talk about the court being bombed i think and sit. the issue is and i'll pick up the phrase general genesis of the of the conflict genesis is all they willing to recognize that is well as a jewish state

milosevic so i should think twice about continuing to participate in these crimes and it's very necessary for peace and justice for israeli generals israeli politicians israeli civil servants and israeli soldiers to know that they could be held accountable for these crimes and we also have to understand the genesis of the situation the reason palestinians resist is because they're under occupation ok because that matter now act because they're on the blockade so if we stop the israeli crimes and end the israeli occupation then there would be peace there would be no need for palestinians aren't left probably safe to respond before i give the final word to toby cadman robbi save sable any of this month the i.c.c. prosecutor refused to press charges over the deadly 2010 israeli raid on the gaza flotilla and actually called for the investigation to be shut down so can israel really talk about the court being by nice to get sued. the issue is and i'll pick up the phrase general genesis of the of the conflict genesis is all they willing to recognize israel as a jewish state can exist mixed with

same sort of situation in which people who are undoubted was criminal such as record not diction and slobodan milosevic found themselves not long ago and who spent the rest of their lives in jail she's come voluntarily and it's been a bit of a a sensation that she did so i think we have to look at it from her point of view she has a general election next year. her party has been in power for the last 5 years and they really have not done any of the things which she wanted them to do she wanted them to create peace along the border but that hasn't happened she wanted the economy to improve dramatically which certainly has an up and basically the the country sort of wallowing in money much as it was when she took power by coming to the hague by being so obviously courageous in facing her hughes's all countries accuses she's a rapping has self in the flag and it's already done her a lot of good politically back home there have been a number of rallies round the country supporting so the old enthusiasm among ordinary burmese people for her seems to have been renewed while you make her sound like

the same sort of situation in which people who undoubtedly was criminal such as not the action and slobodan milosevic found themselves not long ago and who spent the rest of their lives in jail she's come voluntarily and it's been a bit of a a sensation that she did so i think we have to look at it from her point of view she has a general election next year. her party has been in power for the last 5 years and they really have not done any of the things which she wanted them to do she wanted them to create peace along the border that hasn't happened she wanted the economy to improve dramatically which certainly wasn't up and basically the country sort of wallowing in money much as it was when she took power. by coming to the hague by being so obviously courageous in facing her country's accuses rappin has self in the flag and it's already done her a lot of good politically back home there have been a number of rallies round the country supporting so the old enthusiasm among ordinary burmese people for her seems to have been renewed while you make her sound like a seasoned and experienced we

milosevic so i should think twice about continuing to participate in these crimes and it's very necessary for peace and justice for israeli generals israeli politicians israeli civil servants and israeli soldiers to know that they could be held accountable for these crimes and we also have to understand the genesis of the situation the reason palestinians resist is because they're under occupation ok because that matter now act because they're on the blockade so if we stop the israeli crimes and end the israeli occupation then there would be peace there would be no need for palestinians aren't let's i'll probably say how to respond before i give the final word to toby cadman robbie save sable any of this month the i.c.c. prosecutor refused to press charges over the 2010 israeli raid on the gaza flotilla and actually called for the investigation to be shut down so can israel really talk about the court being back i think and saying. the issue is and i'll pick up the phrase general genesis of the of the conflict genesis is all they willing to recognize israel as a jewish state can exist mix

milosevic so i should think twice about continuing to participate in these crimes and it's very necessary for peace and justice for israeli generals israeli politicians israeli civil servants and israeli soldiers to know that they could be held accountable for these crimes and we also have to understand the genesis of the situation the reason palestinians resist is because they're under occupation ok because that meant that our act because they're on the blockade so if we stop the israeli crimes and end the israeli occupation then there would be peace there would be no need for palestinians are and let all our problems to respond before i give the final word to toby cadman robbi save sable any of this month the i.c.c. prosecutor refused to press charges over the 2010 israeli raid on the gaza flotilla and actually called for the investigation to be shut down so can israel really talk about the court being biased against it. the issue is and i'll pick up the phrase general genesis of the of the conflict the current genesis is all they willing to recognize is well as a jewish state can exist

milosevic found themselves not long ago and who spent the rest of their lives in jail she's come voluntarily and it's been a bit of a a sensation that she did so i think we have to look at it from her point of view she has a general election next year. her party has been in power for the last 5 years and they really have not done any of the things which she wanted them to do she wanted them to create peace along the borders of burma that hasn't happened she wanted it the economy to improve dramatically which certainly hasn't happened basically the the countries of wallowing in money much as it was when she took power by coming to the hague by being so obviously courageous in facing her country's accuses she's a rotten house elf in the flag and it's already done her a lot of good politically back home in a number of ground is round the country supporting the old enthusiasm among ordinary burmese people for her seems to have been renewed while you make her sound like a seasoned and experienced western politician you know it she's up for reelection so distract the voters you know don't make the

i shook hands with melos —— shook hands with gadhafi, slobodan milosevic. does that mean i agree with them? i do not. the key word was never mind. i continuously, that is why we had a difficult relationship, i constantly try to find a way to interfere with this conflict. my gut —— me and my colleague and deputy put —— got together and we were raising the issue about aleppo. when aleppo was being bombed, we made a drama about it and then suggested some type of formulas all the time. the problem is that originally, i third wanted to win the war in a brutal way in one year. well, at the moment, we do still have some hope. one could flip that around and say the net result of what you did was just to make the suffering more protracted and prolonged. that is very unfair, frankly. very unfair because we did all that we could. if you have seen andi all that we could. if you have seen and i am sure you must have seen it, every time that the city was being besieged, we made a huge issue about it. even i personally tried to be personally honoured because to re

milosevic. i'm the guy that got past the chemng into afghanistan. so the point is that i believe that my judgment on how to proceed anywhere from began scan to libya, and how to deal with syria, et cetera, will stand the test of time. >> it's that -- this argument that they are having on the campaign trail now, comes as buttigieg is getting a lot of questions about his experience, whether he's too green to take on that role of president. and you see biden hitting back there, saying he respects mayor pete's military service, but he's ready for the job on day one. >> it's interesting the position buttigieg finds himself in, that experience is not as important. but highs reaching out to older voters who value that experience. >> exactly. a dichotomy there for sure. >> thank you so much for that report. live from iowa. >> thank you. >>> next i'll be joined live by a doctor who can tell us what's ahead for congressman john lewis, hear how the civil rights legend is dealing with his pancreatic cancer

milosevic, who was charged with genocide and crimes against humanity. handke delivered a eulogy at his funeral. nearly 60,000 people have called for the award to be revoked, and turkey, albania, and kosovo all boycotted tuesday's ceremony. in san diego, california, six people were arrested outside the u.s. customs and border protection building to protest the denial of medical care, including flu vaccinations, to families detained by immigration and customs enforcement or border patrol. tuesday's protest on international human rights day came after doctors were barred from providing flu vaccines to migrants detained inside the chula vista border patrol station. hundreds of protesters in rhode island also blocked the driveways to the wyatt detention center, while in kansas city, missouri, seven people were arrested protesting outside of umb bank, which represents the bondholders of the wyatt detention facility. in the former chairman of the federal reserve paul volcker has died at the age of 92. he is best known for waging war on inflation during the 198

milosevic in 2006 and has been accused of questioning whether the massacre in srebrenica actually took place the police in denmark say they've carried out a series of raids around the country arresting about 20 people suspected of planning an attack intelligence chiefs in the capital copenhagen say they will be questioned on thursday on possible terrorism charges the suspects were captured after attempting to obtain explosives and firearms. commuters in paris have suffered another day of huge delays of the transport strike over pension reforms about to enter its 2nd week despite a promise from the prime minister at what felipe that the crossover to a new points based system will be fairer and phased in gradually the 3 biggest trade unions are against the plan which they say means everyone will work longer commuters are frustrated with the strikes but some say they understand why they're happening i dread to read if this is well it's very difficult because we've had to cancel all our plans we can't go to our appointments we can't go to work nothing she want back to here i am personally