pete. the russian defense ministry slams the actions of the israeli ministry blaming its for the downing of a plane in syria last monday all fifteen russian service personnel on board were killed. and the stories that shapes the week the world on today p. agency reinstates russia's antidrug body paving the way for bands after late to return to the global stage. the u.k.'s crankset negotiation stalled as

the rejects to raise a maize proposal the substance to trade for economy corporation will not work at this late stage in the negotiation it is not acceptable to simply reject the other side's proposals without a detailed explanation and come to its. hello and welcome to the weekly on our teens national look back on the top stories to shape the week. russia's defense ministry has given the details timeline of the downing of an aircraft in syria in a statesman's to the media the ministry explained why it holds israel responsible for monday's tragedy in which fifteen russian service personnel died. at twenty thirty one on september nineteenth the russian survey aircraft over twenty started its patrol mission in

a deescalation zone and in syria's northwest around the same time four israeli f. sixteen fighter jets left israel's space they flew over neutral waters of the mediterranean and took up a combat ready position ninety kilometers from syria's port of latakia at twenty one thirty nine the israeli air force informed russia its f. sixteen s with a carry out an air raid in northern syria but the israeli message was misleading because israel informed russia it would strike targets in the north of syria but instead they had targets in the western province of latakia just a minutes after the israeli jets conducted as strikes in the taqiyya province following the the russian it was when she received an order to move south and exit the supposed to target zone with such short notice the russian plane was unable to reach a safe area eleven minutes after the attack began syrian air defenses started firing missiles already in combat position at twenty one fifty nine one of the f.

sixteen started to maneuver towards the coast and approach the ill twenty series and defense systems registered the maneuver as the start of another attack and opened fire be able to when she was hit by a missile and four minutes later disappeared from radar russia believes it was the actions of the israeli jets that put the old twenty at immense risk as. pilot was aware the russian planes would be a preferred target for the anti aircraft missile because of its larger raid a cross section of the also news that syrian raiders were likely to identify the old twenty as the group of israeli jets because russia and syria use different friends of those systems. israeli military disputes most of events the i.d.f. says its fighter jets were not hiding behind the russian patrol play and had left the area before it was shut down at a senior correspondent looks at how the disaster could affect relations between russia and this well. whatever side you ask no one's guilty culpable or liable

everyone blames someone else israel holds the assad regime he's military shot down the russian plane fully responsible for this incident israel also holds iran and hezbollah a terrorist organization accountable for this unfortunate incident this regrettable incident is the result of the usual israeli impudence and rodimus who always use the filthiest means to achieve their unsavory goals and in that the hostility in our region was that the syrians who launched a missile while fending off a surprise raid on their country was a theory and his by law who apparently had an arms factory that just had to be bombed or was it the israelis who reportedly hid behind russian aircraft because presented objective data testify that the actions of israeli fighter pilots which led to the loss of life of fifteen russian servicemen either

a lack professionalism were an act of criminal negligence to say the least. russia holds israel responsible that is clear and israel's excuses have been dismissed as just that excuses the israeli regime put the russian service men at risk intentionally in order to be able to carry out this attack on syria which is of course illegal in itself the arrogance of netanyahu has caused him great difficulty now because he has to be answerable to the russian people and instead of apologizing as usual the israelis are looking for scapegoats israel insists it had to bomb the arabians hizbullah are there and then yet how many times is israel now had to bomb syria dozens and dozens monthly to stop iranian and shia

aggression it says how many times has iran attacked israel and this puts russia in a tough spot its trademark selling point of being friends with everyone may be impossible to keep up russia is now quite even handed in the middle east and he tries to keep good relation was all the parties was is was the arabs was the palestinians it was turkey was iran. i wonder how long will it lars that you can be a friend of everybody because by the end of the day we are dealing with a very fragile reality in the middle east with very contradicting powers and a lot of atrocity as we know and violence but russia thought it could manage and why not look at all it has done for israel. when russia flew near the israeli occupied golan heights they warned them three hundred ten times

they notified israel when israel bombed syria russia never shot down israeli jets or missiles even when they posed a danger to russian personnel at israel's request russia tore up a deal to sell syria s. three hundred ad defense systems which would have made israeli air raids much more difficult a war. israel expressed its concerns as soon as the s three hundred deal with syria was signed israel concluded that with these new air defense systems syria would have been able to cover all of israel's airspace that means that damascus could have shot down israeli military planes just seconds after takeoff the israeli said they cannot let that happen they expressed their alarm and asked moscow to break the deal rushes answered israel's concerns by first suspending the contract and then withdrawing from a completely and returning four hundred million dollars that it already received from the syrian government. russia helped broker

a deal to keep iranian and hezbollah forces in syria away from the golan heights from the israeli border at israel's request in golan heights the russian military at israel's request launched a special operation to identify and exuma the remains of israeli soldiers that for decades and russia got un troops by. hak to the golan heights after six years at the request of israel with the assistance of the russian forces all iran backed formations with heavy weapons were withdrawn from the golan heights to a safe distance for israel more than one hundred forty kilometers to the east of syria in twenty sixteen at the urgent request of the chief of the general staff of the israel defense forces israel received them i got three tank captured in one thousand nine hundred two in lebanon and kept in russia ever since. and then

there's the diplomatic cover russia has given israel by backing it up and the un security council or by protecting israel from the bombers parting shots of our goal is a little know russia has been helping israel a lot moscow has always taken israeli interests into account especially when it comes to the middle east settlement. for example in twenty sixteen the outgoing about ministration trying to push the draft resolution on the israeli palestinian sense woman at the un security council that resolution would have adopted artificial circumstances for the settlement which were on acceptable for israel russia to israel's concerns into account and despite then u.s. secretary of state john kerry embodying russian foreign minister lavrov with requests to vote in favor of it russia didn't do it moscow helped israel in that case so the resolution didn't pass you'd have thought israel would be grateful or at least appreciate the effort but fifteen russian servicemen and now dead killed

in the crossfire of israel's preemptive vendettas which means one of two things either the israeli government has no care it's all for all that russia has done or that the israeli military leads a very separate life middle east i'm left to moloch half think this is clear from the timeline why moscow is pointing the finger at as well. they say it was deliberate that these really pirates chose to take refuge in in a plane or around a plane with a large or a much larger footprint on the radar screens i.e. the i l or the illusion twenty. he says that this was deliberate it's not clear and i don't think anybody can go as far as determining the intentions of these really pilots the crew fusion in this plane so that the syrians don't shoot or they took

chris fusion the plane and this plane so that the syrians if they shoot it would be shot down there is a fine line between the two analogies this is why he said this is close to criminal negligence you know. and great unprofessionalism in one hand so what is happening is that had it not not only been for the operation but also for the actions of these really airplanes and the misleading of the thing regarding the theater of operations none of this would have happened so it's clear for the foremost goal that israel is to play now how although we are more school goes from there is is what remains to be seen. thousands of protesters attended a pro e.u. rally in english city of liverpool on sunday crowds called for a second referendum on brics it which would give them a chance to reject any deal the gay shit is by the conservative government the

march took place during the opposition labor party's annual conference in the city demonstrators called on labor leader jeremy according to the campaign for so-called fiscal space the labor party will be voting on tuesday whether to push for a second referendum and call behalf said he will respect the results of that decision. this comes after the prime minister trees amaze plan for bracks it was rejected this new e.u. summit in austria leaving britain for. in the prospect of crashing out of the e.u. with no deal next march in a speech to the meeting prime minister may demanded greater respect from europe. throughout this process i have treated the e.u. with nothing but respect. the u.k. expects the same party is no dare accuse or takes a closer look at the stalemate between brussels and london gregg's it an on off drama that feels like it's been going on for centuries well since twenty sixteen

the british pm has of course got her back covered by newly appointed foreign secretary jeremy hunt and that's exactly what he did following the tenth summit in salzburg what reason is saying is don't mistake british politeness for weakness if you put in a difficult corner we will stand our ground that's the kind of country we are how effective this so-called poll lightness will be is debatable but let me continue with the plot the effectively has thrown out may's proposed post economic partnership with the e.u. uncompromising and france's present micron is pretty scathing to. just a framework for economic cooperation. must be clear that. we're. ready to compromise and. first of all

this is. for fundamental freedoms. and. single market and this is the way we. remain skeptical and. this part of the checkers proposal of at this late stage in the negotiations it is not acceptable to simply reject the other side's proposals without a detailed explanation and counterproposals you know teachers or something and i completely respect british sovereignty when i see that but it showed that those who see that we can easily live without you rip that everything is going to be all right and that is going to bring a lot of money are liars but hunt is not alone brags it is continue to support. monsieur mccraw is not only out of order he's completely wrong the e.u. is doing their classic case of trying to bully the u.k. and of a riot e of ways into taking a different position it is a well known british political truism that when you start insulting your opponents

you've already lost the argument why would an economy want to change themselves to a sinking monolith when we could be at the center of a global network of free trade deals and investment partnerships a strong british stance indeed against the european union so after these political games you would think that the e.u. had slammed the door on any negotiations or proposals but no it seems that donald tusk has not quite done a u. turn but a mini seventy turned assuring the brits that a deal is not dead and went on to say that he was a true admirer of the british pm and believed a compromise could be found confused well i certainly am the european union is in a complete mess you can see that the european union has huge problems brussels likes to put on a show it likes to show that it's tough and hard to try and dissuade other nation states from leaving the european union like britain what i will see now is that

those people in the council and the commission will be trying to work on a deal that goes to the very last minute of the last day of the negotiation that is what they've done in the past you can see that it is an elite at the top that come out and say democratic nation states voting for leaders who support policies that people want this is the core problem of the european union and that is why we will see further problems and further disagreements between the nation states in the european union. the world anti-doping agency has reinstated russia's anteater a party there's a secession and to the three s. suspension for alleged state sponsored dating. the great majority of the world and she doping agency's executive committee decided to reinstate the russian anti doping agency as complying with the world anti-doping code water had given russia a list of demands a key requirement was that rosado must grant full access to data on samples stored

in its moscow lab russia agreed to comply the main sticking point has been the reports by canadian dr richard mclaren which led to russia a state sponsor of de paint scheme the list call for it to acknowledge complicity in doping deny such a program ever existed but in a letter to water russia's sports minister admitting that there were issues within the country's anti doping agency that reinstatement has not been welcomed by everyone as our sports correspondent election. explains. it's definitely been a very difficult decision for water and even in that statement the knowledge that the decision would be unpopular and would be met with a lot of criticism the u.s. anti-doping agency chief. he went as far as saying that wada needs to be completely reformed after that decision it's a blow to clean sport and in fact for the past week or so the criticism coming towards was way you know everywhere on social media in the in the articles on

television. not only that the number of and i'd open agencies in the world including the u.k. the united states new zealand australia poland canada they were all urging the president of water not to take the step to reconsider you know it's surprising because how would you expect the country to purify it sport if you're saying that it's agency which is destiny which is tasked to purify the ford should not be operational it's a chance that wada gave to the russian anti-doping agency to have pure screen sport in the country this would change nothing for those athletes who have been accused of doping are serving their bans this is all about clean athletes the door is not shut open for them it's only they've been given the chance to open that door into the sport because one of the main conditions of the international association of athletics federations to reinstate the russian athletes was that that should be operational meaning that you know athletes have to be checked for doping in order to be clean and in order to be participating international competitions flying the

russian flag so essentially this happened now but a lot of work is ahead and make no mistake about it now resort it will be heavily scrutinized and will be heavily checked by water so it's definitely a long road ahead the deputy head of russia's anti dating agency can i say she has gone to great lengths to ensure compliance. it's a bloody bit of what it's been a lot of work this saga has lasted for almost three years a lot of things have been done the russian anti-doping agency now has a completely needs team it's been hard work for russia sports ministry as well as wada they're provided international experts to rebuild the capability of russia's anti-doping agency from my viewpoint it's a well earned a victory and it's not a victory of just one and it is the logical result of all the hard work of those involved the reinstatement of result of that i mean this is a turning point in this whole story and i see a good we will hope the russian blitz to go back to. the congo championships

and i'm seeing this is a day to celebrate a lot of restructuring within result that has been. the easiest what makes this decision very important it shows that there is a willingness to change soon and i was saying this is what comes. a second woman has come forward with allegations of sexual misconduct against brett kavanaugh donald trump's nominee for the u.s. supreme court this comes just days before another accuser is she to testify before the senate caleb maupin looks of the political shot integrity so who is brett kavanaugh now to some he is a well respected adjudicator who happens to have some republican ties to others he's a sexual predator now supreme court justice nominations often turn into political confrontations but rarely do they expose such a deeply divided america will happen archie in new york.

the much touted promotes program was supposed to be the biggest women support initiative in afghanistan but according to reports by washington watchdog it's been an utter failure hundreds of millions of u.s. taxpayers dollars were spent the goals were huge that in reality only a few dozen women were helped. i'm. since two thousand and one the door has been reopened for afghan women they joined the police the army and entered politics and together we can help women and girls across afghanistan develop their talents raise their voices and strengthen their communities and their country.

was that i didn't know if this money was spent properly there would have been changes in women's lives but we don't know how they spotted or who they gave it so . they haven't done so much for afghan women there's an exhibit in hell's in india a man is representing afghan women this program in afghanistan is for women and we still get replaced by mad why don't we have the capacity. for. personally requests of usa to support us by providing a smushing a very incompetent thing to modernize they had to have sections their response was negative they said they were huge to train is after news experience i don't need the training i need the machinery.

plus i thought until you i filled in forms last year and again six months ago they told us that they would let us know but there was no response even when we called them they never called back hundreds of thousands of women across afghanistan ready to work ready for work. the death toll from the month long battle between armed groups in the libyan capital has risen to one hundred fifteen that's according to local health officials the latest escalation began in late august with two major armed groups facing off both of them are aligned to the government in tripoli which is recognized by the u.s. and most western powers libya also has a separate its rival administration based in the east of the country over the past few weeks houses have been shells and vehicles torched throughout a large area in the south west of tripoli power supplies have been shot.

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no longer welcome to while the party has become an inch. national mourning to assert that women's rights are human rights which in a world where women already make up the majority of university graduates may appear a bit redundant how much more women's empowerment needs to happen what gender specific policies to become and then that will to discuss that i'm now joined by from the. united nations undersecretary general and executive director of the un women. under secretary general it's great to talk to you thank you very much for your time we are recording this interview on the sidelines of the eurasian women's forum which if it were dedicated exclusively to men's issues may have been perceived as sexist given how many accomplished high powered women have gathered here do you think we still need gender centered policies because. the

women who are gathered here and not. a true reflection of what happens in. there women who are concerned about this issues they're using advantage physician who advocates on behalf off. to use their resources to hope to advance. the cause.