for instance for the red on. its charm she became the symbol to fool the fascists into. the big three nazi germany. to fool the berlin archie. look at the week's top stories here on our t.v. easier headlines thousands flee syria as a deadly clashes continue in the country despite the government claiming it's ready for talks with the opposition meanwhile the u.s. appears ready to declare president assad's rule illegitimate which many say could be the first step towards military intervention. would be in rebels fail to gain washington's recognition as the country's rightful rulers and this comes after an opposition delegation made its case at a meeting in the white house. yesterday international monetary fund charged with

sexual attack at a recent poll showing dominic strauss kahn could be a favorite for france as an upcoming presidential election his arrest is likely to rock the french political arena. thousands of troops parade in russian cities to celebrate victory day but ukrainian veterans had to fight the nazis once again in a brutal attack by nationalists during the festivities. up next how russia's new education system will help youngsters adapt to changes in the country we discuss this with the education side and science minister andrei first sankoh in our exclusive interview here on our team stay with us. i don't know some corrections minister of education it's great to have you with us

we used to be very proud of the soviet educational system we inherited would say that our sixth grade school student studies things that american students on study until four years into the university that's one of the reforms about what is going to change not only in the system but more importantly in the mentality. by pillock first of all we indeed used to have a good educational system of law and it was very good to the country we lived in a time and it had its flaws in such issues with the country changed completely those who had previously received a good education fails to adopt us because the lesson learned here is that as we reform the educational system students to adapt to change our world succeeded must be at the heart of. why we're doing it today our country changed back in the ninety's. because at any given time people pay either more or less attention to fit u.k. should the educational system underwent considerable reforms during the soviet era

as well it is worth noting go there in the one nine hundred eighty s. when the need for reforms was already there because the experience dramatic fans change but education was put on the back burner so to speak in the one nine hundred ninety s. what we need to change was acute the state lacks the necessary funds and resources to help and that's why by introducing a new law and education and giving educational institutions more freedom is the state itself withdrew from education both in terms of supporter and in terms of setting requirements and goals medication says. there was a lack of. educational reforms are being criticised by many. cloying state officials teachers students parents experts and their main point being that they were forms half failed what's your response to the. spirit of the living is is that we'll only get a proper impression of the reforms impact if they fail or not in about ten years time for me my priority is different it's important that officials teachers and

students parents are saying that today's education system is not good enough it means it needs to be changed as for how exactly it needs to be changed here opinions vary with and we encourage and welcome all stakeholders participation in discussions we are completely open and all issues are being discussed in detail and gradually step by step we are making progress you remember how much discussion there was around the united states exam today public polls suggest that the majority of teachers are in favor of it as are the majority of students together with their parents who already took it those opposing it have typically never had anything to do with the exam at all they just read the press and have an impression something is wrong. so let's make a little more specifically they were afraid of heights that only compulsory subjects on the curriculum have a personal safety and security is it a legislation mathematics and russia in the global world although no one really understands what that is about it's assumed to be a subject with an ideological slant when she agreed that at first glance it looks

like a very odd list of subjects and quite logically one wants to ask why not a russian language or not history even our prime minister said in his speech that is a culture aning maybe it's worthwhile to revise this list a matter of fact x. what criteria did you use in defining them. because it. the first thing i'd like to say is that as of today this is nowhere near an accepted standard it is a suggestion made by one expert group we simply offered it up for public discussion just this ingestion proposes at least ten compulsory subjects on the curriculum which should also be noted that there are subjects which are not so much compulsory standardized across various curriculum systems what will the student can choose arts or they can choose to work in industry or to follow a career in the performing arts as it would have gervase about the student should be fit and healthy therefore no matter what subjects they choose in considerable importance for themselves physical education and sports are of fundamental import

similarly to the global created a dangerous world we live in people must be able to deal with emergency situation which is measure for state or know what to do with god forbid a terrorist attack occurs and it is probably does not have an extensive program it is essential for everyone with every educational curriculum of course there's no doubt literature mathematics natural sciences should be compulsory depending on how a student plans their futures they have an opportunity to select from the subject list two different modules so many see problem solving a school based education but with a higher education they say that our higher educational institutions have coal and weight behind those in the developed world do you agree with. that the program i believe it's a global problem to me is that global education changes more slowly than the incredibly fast development we see in economics and the social sphere often problems of human innovation changes a rapid many fold eli and others grow disenchanted that's why anti social incidents

are on the rise it may explain growth in drug addiction because some try to deny the facts of what would change to avoid a life bringing new challenges demands and solutions we must prepare our children for that and perhaps we should start with preschool institutions and primary schools our higher education may not meet the challenges of the present because we are trying to find a solution by supporting the best institutes in the country by bringing up leaders who will reform the whole education system in the way with at this level we give our students more freedom to choose not to study with along with we've got to create opportunities for them once they've made their choice if a student chooses natural sciences we have a responsibility to provide takai education in this subject and we would like it to be the best in the world with today in some universities we provide this level of education but in others it's not yet but then changes and reforms are needed for the system and we need a couple about why do you want so many wealthy parents send their children to study

abroad the same thing with students from the last one of them necessarily as they receive a grant they leave the country to study abroad why do you think that is as up here . not everyone in the situation is changing situation is different from how it was ten or fifteen years ago moreover many young people are returning to russia because today there are job opportunities and interesting places to live for the past several years the average age of people working in science has been slowly going down the number of people involved in scientific research who are younger than forty is rising this is what we drank till just a few years ago young scientists who received. divisional education and experience of religion are starting to come about we have to create conditions for their work to make education science and economics more attractive for our young people so that they will stay in the country. how can that be done i remember last year young scientists natives of russia received the nobel peace prize in physics but they all

live abroad how can we stop the brain drain. we are making a great effort we're building laboratories raising salaries for young scientists we're inviting renowned scientists from around the world to create new laboratories in the country this process will take a long time we've lost a lot and now we're restoring it step by step your opinion is that we can't expect good results overnight the good we are seeing positive changes at every stage but there are negatives too and we're working on that we live in a world where we can turn to to speak about both good and i gave you several examples of our work fortunately very few people know about his life and we should retain our progress as much as we address probably the theater. in dallas personally david said that from now on russia will recognize the foreign university promise of the russian credentials are not recognize abroad so it really fair. it's unfair but

a retaliation in this respect is not the right option we're interested in bringing the best scientists and users to russia to teach our students in russian universities rather than encouraging our young people to study abroad go see a thing called the nation recognition with leading american and european universities and see asians ability in holding these negotiations we hope to create a mutually institutionalized standings not mistake level of real interest that usual cooperation of the third. when the best foreign universities recognize degrees awarded by our best universities and i think that this is a more effective and positive way for us to be able to provide the best young scientists from around the world to russia and the our best young scientists to work in the leading world centers without any problems with us. according to one rating the top university of moscow state university seventy force and a world to what extent is it objective or accurate the reason. any rating is subjective and any rating is open to manipulation you can use our

university heads are offended by the place of you when i tell them not to pay much attention to it of course your priorities are different because there are many comparative criteria we should choose those most important for us and base our reforms on where are things we set ourselves rushing one another for example and every rating considers a citation edict of scientists working in a university level in my opinion this is significant our scientists are not always an easy ass to get by publishing in english the new version will explain that this is. around the world looking up professors are paid by the state fair responsibility to enhance its aristide's through academic endeavor there is also an index of graduate success we always lose out in this respect because we simply do not know to what extent our graduates are successful yes if if we want to prepare highly sought after professionals we should at least know about their career it's a key university responsibility why in the us to have specifically designed system

for that and just look at that was like it also promotes the university less so with my opinion but if we paid more attention to those indexes we would have a higher position in the ratings. so thank you very much for this interview. thank you. for sun this is just a parliament building in france. but sixty six years ago it was the final target. and the last major offensive for the lead on. its capture became the symbol of the fall of the fascist citadel. and the victory over nazi germany. the fall of berlin.

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. we stop stories on our t.v. thousands please syria as deadly clashes continue in the country despite the government claiming it's ready for talks with the opposition meanwhile the u.s. appears ready to declare president assad's rule illegitimate which many say could be the first their fourth military intervention. libyan rebels fail to gain washington's recognition as the country's rightful rulers and this comes after an opposition delegation made its penny said a meeting at the white house. had to be international monetary fund has been charged with sexual assault with the recent polls showing dominic strauss kahn to be the favorite for france's upcoming presidential race because the rest is likely

to rock political arena. and thousands of troops parade in the russian cities to celebrate victory day by ukrainian veterans hijacked by nazis once again in a brutal attack nationalist during the festivities. you know neil joins us next with sports tough to make a transition from not write a story to sports but i understand it's going down to the wire in the english premier league and it is exactly not at the moment it's only going there is literally tens of millions of pounds on the line we're going to get right to it all the way to school is from england in just a second to take it away. thanks for joining us this is sports there are plenty ahead this sunday evening including all this. room rumble the world's top two poor practitioners rafia led by talk of which are her to do battle once again this time in the italian open final.

storms gather weather delays the start of run through yet the players championship nick watney and golden man the caption something. burning bright rushes next generation hall of gymnastics stars like all the latest world cup legs and. hey let's get going with football where champions in the top missed the chance to finish the weekend sort of the russian premier league clash of bringing together the only teams to have won the russian championship since two thousand and six and it was the current polish you got off to the best of starts down the proving his head can be just as deadly as his left foot one will work pay dividends for rubin's equaliser a great through ball lots going to by then it's probably dennis the church columnist personified he slots into the corner for one one on the visitors would julie take the lead unless he made d.n.a. of leaping into not like whose main scrolls slot marking it has to be said though

from his and a point of view to the man in blue would gather themselves to secure a share of the points a contender for ghoul of the season this look out at alexander project called living with a screamer from outside the area to the final score or an absorbing ninety minutes . of the day's first game failed to reach the same heights and still playing i dropped that was all the home side of new playing forty five minutes with the. muscovites looking to go in that great level captain al graver onin doing everything in his power to help the nominee get back on track in the second period circuit no rubin though with excellent reflexes to deflect a tricky attempt rush's highest paid football having karami amongst those stopped in their tracks by the car keeper and tying.

elsewhere spartak moscow who have been having so more of a nightmare season to date left it late but managed to nab all three points away to relegation threatened. verses a rough start it is currently rounding out sunday's fixtures a quarter of an hour in there is no scores yet. lanchester not it may be the newly reinstalling english premier league winners but the hunt for the automatic champions league spot is still very much on chelsea will look to go into their direct progression despite drawing at home to newcastle after the only other team who could have stopped them getting second place are losing currently two you know lots arsenal against aston villa minutes to go there and indeed in the rest of sunday's clashes with the gunners could be overtaken into third place by manchester city who are two points behind with a game in hunt spurs they look in the driving seat for europa league football next

season they are two no on liverpool on field second from bottom are taking on rock bottom in the form of wigan on the west. at the moment meaning if it stays like that the hammers are relegated birmingham meanwhile could have ensured safety with a point at home to follow him but they're currently trailing to the. scene with the polar fit chief is a busy man these days as the swiss seeks a third presidential term on june the first the seventy five year old taking time to shore up support in the middle east and commemorates palestine's first international club tournaments plotter also stating israel should a lot easier travel for players in the west bank to the gaza strip. snowboarders and everybody should be able to go. out when everybody is remarkably country.

gritter not we're not our. according to our roots and regulations. all right let's leave football behind and talk i saw he were russia have missed the chance to out a fifth straight world championship medal to their coffers the red machine going down against the czech republic in the third place playoff clash in prophecy a cool fest this on fortunately for russia the seven four scoreline went away off the czechs. much like now let's netting a brace of pace for the visitors while it. responded with similar for the russians the czech showing just why they are where the defending champions with a heart for display of country are top hockey. this year's finalists will take to the rink within the next hour or so sweden meeting sibilant this week to finish third for the previous couple of years winning their last title in two thousand and six well it's been

a much more boring spell for the northern neighbors in the last straw and the world's best way back in one thing ninety five. tennis maria sharapova claimed her first title of the year the russian beating some other stews in the room masters final are pretty in showing from the seven see tropical never really letting her screen opponents into it taking the title in straight sets six two six four it's the siberian natives first w.t. a triumph in twelve months of trying she previously software all number one target and wozniacki in the semifinals to cap off five greats around trying to. amass a clash in the men's side of action meanwhile takes place in around an hour's time of our talk which set to do battle with rafael nadal after the serb posted his. thirty ninth straight win on sunday joker though made to work hard against fourth ranked one b. murray scott morey tying proceedings by securing the second set six three four forcing a tie break in the decider which showed not to be the night consecutive matches

final wait. in the doll himself progressing at the expense of frenchman richard desk a late break along the world number one to take the opening set seven five hundred never looked back after that cruising to a six one win in the second it means taking top spot in the rankings for at least three weeks but he's lost in all of this year's masters finals to joke of each. it's been a short day's work for the field during the third round of golf highest paying tournaments the players' championship marred by inclement weather with only around half the participants managing to complete the penultimate stage nick watney one of suit clears out top the leaderboard after getting through just five holes on the day an excellent approach here eventually leading to a birdie on the second the american was joined at the summit by more than irishman cream of the thirty one who will also have to take off from the six holes one play resumes a birdie on the third along with all to claim

a share of the lead on eleven under phil mickelson sits some six shots pocket he did out the highlight of the day lefty almost holing in one of the seven deep holes the player for then with nine and a half million dollars in the law i. big rivalry time in baseball again with red sox fans grinning from ear to ear this morning after boston this nonpolluting york six nothing on southern evening the yankees now on a four game slide after being beaten twice in as many days by the old enemy josh beckett seemingly enjoying the pressure of pitching in a packed venue that sell out your pride silence to us robinson kaino struck out against a feisty visitor at the bottom of the first inning like it's getting himself to a shot at the yankees one day before his thirty first birthday what's next year or the next to be set done with boston leading two zero at the bottom of the fifth there's even been sally's then put the explanation point on the win home ring in

the fourth straight game the sox wearing three runs with this meaning six nothing with a one sided final scores. finally the latest leg of gymnastics world cup has come to a close in moscow the event also notice a bill for the absence of one of russia's brightest stars who is not in a race to be fit for next year's london olympics. stuff you know was probably the most frustrating spectator beilein piece the sports complex she had to look on while all her colleagues were competing and unfortunately for the current world champion she's going to be out of seeable future. it's going to take me between six to eight months until i'm back to full fitness but i can probably start very light training in around a month or so who started i was in russia's only star on the sidelines she was joined by fellow world champion tatyana not beer or was also out injured however the sixteen year old who only returned to fitness in early two thousand and twelve

is still confident of making the london olympics. i don't think i'm a star of russian gymnastics i try not to pay attention to what i have won in the past i always put that behind me and look forward to new challenges in the future the field of a mosque or bent was far from strong of all the top names from china the usa and japan missing however there was still some around boosting performances from russia's next generation of stars such as sixteen year old ahmed mean to ever so much to build on her recent success at the european championships where she took gold and content in bruges because of her beat federer competitor it alexander paul bunyan to win the men's rings rather than the new year but on one hand i found competing here much easier than in the european championships as i am at home here i have the support of my home crowd who are all cheery on the russians on the other hand it was quite. and just getting back to full fitness i just want

a strong showing of the russian gymnastics and probably its most healthy state since i did nine hundred ninety s. pollution of says there's still a lot of work that needs to be done it rush hour to sweep the medals in london. we're not the strongest like we used to be with the f. against the likes of china in japan however the world championships are coming up and that will be a good indicator for plenty of positives for russia's gymnasts to take out of this event however old fans of the sport will be praying the van talisman idea will stop in and make a speedy recovery as she looks to continue her quest for the unpicked gold next stand richard i'm told me tante moscow. ok just before i go i can confirm the chelsea have secured second place in english premier league west ham they are relegated that's it for me for the. hungry for the full story we've got it first the biggest issues get

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