tom. absurd really harsh thing that happened in. ringback this headline story prosecutors charge for suspects over their alleged involvement in the dawning up malaysia airlines flight m h 17 over eastern ukraine in 2014. also coming up this will is opposition parties accused of spending humanitarian aid money. hotels drugs and prostitutes. and boris johnson continues to leave the race to be britain's next prime minister despite remarks coming back to 2 more days of ballots will see the remaining hopefuls whittled down to 2 by thursday evening.

just 5 pm here in moscow this weapons they do in the 19th welcome to our tea international i mean and only our top story international investigators have charged 4 suspects over the joining of malaysia airlines flight m h 17 back in 20143 of them are russian one ukrainian the tragedy over eastern ukraine in 24 claimed the lives of all 298 people on board the joint investigation team have also requested cooperation from russia after showing moscow's numerous offers to assist over the past 5 years let's not bring in our team. for more in this high there. yet so really for the 1st time the joint investigation team didn't name names and what's been said well indeed and this is the sort of the big outcome here for the 1st time was. we're hearing names we're seeing pictures photographs of

people who the dutch led investigators are saying they intend to charge and they are saying they will put them on the international wanted list and now there are 4 people as you know as you've mentioned and interesting detail about all of them is that none have any connection to a russian military brigade that is accused by the same investigators over smuggling the book missile launch complex into ukraine the one that downed the mh 17 flight speaking of these people probably the most high profile person there. at the time by going by the 2nd name of gear can he at the time of the tragedy he was the minister of defense of the breakaway the people's republic of course and recognized by anyone. if you look back you can establish that from the 1st day after the 17th of july the russian federation hasn't disclosed anything about what happened and

that is a slap in the face to all the relatives of the victims and i call on them to start cooperating to tell us what happened. now this what you've just heard has been sort of a main line of the media conference the main line at the media conference accusations being fired at russia and i mean the main one was that russia was uncooperative that it has not answered the most simple questions but mind how adamant the investigators there was saying that russia and cooperated he called it a slap in the face of being not mincing his words but later in the same media conference he was kind of forced to admit that russia did provide plenty of information when he had to answer a question as to how they managed to rule out the version that the missile was ukrainian have a listen. how did you manage to disprove a new if you defended the record belong to the ukrainian army thank you.

we should receive the information from other russian federation information about admissibility documents about the missile that we also received the rod or other and that wasn't clear enough to say exactly what was happens with the missile and that given didn't didn't didn't give us the right picture. just expound on up a guess we know during the years russia various factions the fence ministry other authorities have given information to the investigators for the probe but it hasn't really been taken to a little sure sure because that for instance that version that this investigator was asked about this version that this is the mess of the downed the mh 17 flight belonged to ukraine it came from original official documents from russia's ministry

of defense they tracked the message and they while they ruled that it has been in possession of ukraine's armed forces since 1986 this is new not the only information overlooked by the by the investigators for instance they have been relying on radar readings provided by ukraine but not by russia russia also provided its radar readings now it may sound very very complicated so we try to break it down in detail in a clip we're about to show you next to. the previous investigation so many triumphantly shouting accusations at russia but instead of trying to out yell its critics russia showed original documents raw data and experiment results which poked holes in the investigation exhibit a. russia's defense ministry dug into its archives and deep it traced the missile based on the pieces discovered among the debris of m.h.

17 the ministry determined its tail number revealing the full life cycle of the projectile manufactured back in the days of the soviet union in 1986 the missile was shipped to a military base in ukraine it never left the territorial the soviet republic and then after the breakup of uses of the country according to the ministry's data of the book missile was moved only within the borders over ukraine and in. 2014 it was set up and stored at a base in the west of the country exhibit b. . the many fancher of book messiah was a conducted a feel experiment over it so it targeted a segment of an aircraft ho similar to the downed boeing with book missiles the goal was to determine the likely angle from which the projectile impacted on the

malaysian aircraft back into anything seen and consequentially pinpoint the likely spot on the ground from which the shot was fired the verdict it could have only been launched from the ukraine controlled part of the front line exhibit c. . russia provided plenty of technical results to the dutch led investigation from the specs of the book missile to raider readings from southern russia which borders with these 2 crane according to most cool with the can be food and on that day raiders failed to detect a new launch which would be impossible if indeed a book missile had been fired from a rebel controlled area. just another aspect of this russia isn't the only party out in the cold in the probe will indeed because russia has been left out in this investigation malaysia for instance country that will is a direct victim of this horrible tragedy they have also complained and repeatedly

criticized the investigation over the lack of access to data and over the lack of influence they can they could make on the course of the investigation but peter it has happened and coming from the most high profile people in the malaysian government have a listen. the accusing the russians of. but what is the evidence you could even be the ukrainian government because they do have does here we do no way we excluded from the examination but from the very beginning we see too much politics indeed the idea was not to find out how this happened when all that but you seem to be concerned that it did need to be on russia here we have but these who have some political interest in the matter and they're examining well now the major conference that was

going for well over an hour and of course there's no nowhere nearly enough time to summarize and to look at every aspect. of the media conference right now but it will be very interesting to see what russia will have to say when it comes to the well to the people to the announcement of the suspects of very real you know people who are said to be on the international most wanted list so it will be interesting to see what russia will have to respond to that yet thanks for breaking down the latest developments and all the previous news in the past 5 years as well the version of. all right we move the program members. the venice will in opposition have been implicated in a corruption scandal leaked documents appear to reveal that officials from one why do is movement has been embezzling 8 phones for personal use the money was intended for soldiers who defected and fled to neighboring colombia.

humanitarian aid it is more a humanitarian robbery all the money from the famous humanitarian aid fund was stolen take note to washington not only are the opposition liars but they are thieves too who stole thousands of dollars from each other thousands of dollars were raised just to give you some bucker and into what was spoken about it for an aid concert on the colombian border no that was partly spent on hotels prostitutes and luxury goods by 2 members of why it was party they were in charge of overseeing not humanitarian aid with more on what we know here's our senior correspondent right because the. sex drugs and rock'n'roll aren't something you'd associate with a humanitarian aid concert wrongly it seems colombian authorities themselves a shocked and embarrassed that what they've uncovered and to think it all began so

innocently we need to try to help those who are not getting medical help help those who are hungry and today hopefully on the back of this concert we can start maybe getting supplies into them to sway those people who are not suffering so much back then the freshly self-proclaimed president of venezuela called in the military to defect join him and top of the corrupt regime. we gladly armed forces welcome to the right side of history welcome to the soldiers who are today following the constitution welcome hundreds of soldiers did defect some with families some of the small children they skate to colombia they were put in hotels and by mid march it were living in the streets we are desperate we do not want to stay in colombia we want to return to venezuela but not in the current living

conditions we do not know. how could this happen out of the 7 hotels that the soldiers were staying in all but 2 were being paid for by the un and the colombian government to hotels is all why do those representatives had to pay for except they didn't according to the journalists who broke this story why and why do all of this a month ago. we couldn't allow for any bad managing of money to overshadow what has been a big effort on the part of all venezuelans that's why as soon as we had the information about the ongoing investigation we decided to send it straight to every impartial thorazine. the people who did this bear in mind were appointed by why do personally and he only chose to speak with the story already public knowledge saying a transparent investigation is needed also amazingly managing to somehow imply that

the venezuelan government does involve culpable complicit and that guy duo doesn't cover up corruption which he kept covered up for at least a month obviously the actual venezuelan government has questions. it's a huge drop in corruption poor to divert money that we could use both sick children instead of being spent on food or medicine these being used to pay for the whole prostitutes expensive shopping trips and luxury hotels as do those allies why is his party which promises to cleanse venezuela of corruption and exercise the demons of the old regime why are these people blowing tens of thousands of dollars in aid money on prostitutes drugs and booze and live a concert that richard branson has led along with others in the us pro

a chant of february 22nd 23rd is a complete failure of plan why those forces inside of bennett and columbia have been using the money to enrich themselves for luxury staying in $5.00 star hotels and therefore they're really showing what they're about it's about wanting to power for personal enrichment the corruption scandal is just one small part of what the us is engaging in in this enormous assault and genocidal assault against the people of venice well it's hundreds of millions it's tens of billions of dollars that the u.s. is stealing in the name of one way though stealing money from the venezuelan people . the shortlist to become britain's next prime minister will get a little shorter this witness they follow will become 4 in the race to replace theresa may us conservative leader and then in thursday's final ballots m.p.'s will

knock out all but the final 2 candidates after about the grassroots members of the tory party this side. looks at who's still in the race. but contest is hotting up and the field has been whittled down one blonde bombshell remains the front runner and these are the politicians who's made it through to the next round at the conservative party's game of knockout or should it be called the contest for who gets to lose to boris johnson in the race for downing street because we still know you're really going to get implementations that we don't need only the quest for a new leader has got the country poring over the contestants of dirty laundry. gordon brown as prime minister would be utterly rageous not just because you don't popping into fear in high tax in complicated of life but mainly because he's

a scot and government by a scot is just not conceivable in the current constitutional context. my wife is japanese and i was trying to. talk to. you the current. steve you say that the man that you are backing jeremy i'm so sorry jeremy hunt of never said that before in my life it's usually men who say that so i really really want to apologize i'm sorry can you guess which politician took which drug in their preponderate ix days michael gove's was a front runner but his campaign was marred after he was forced to admit he dabbled with cocaine in the 1990 s. it was a it was a mistake deeply regret it should you have gone to prison. while i was i was fortunate in that i didn't and then there's what he started as the rank outsider

his warts and all media strategy rory walks has been gathering momentum up until now the secretary of state for international development wasn't that well known outside of westminster or isn't guys. are you happy to have a quick fill in the you. was for filming for the i'm a politician standing to be prime minister standing room meeting people oh i want to see her. with all this dirt on you'd expect those competing for a chance to move in here in a couple of weeks time to engage in some good old fashioned political mudslinging but at this stage of the contest boris johnson is so far ahead that the other conservative candidates appeared to have come down with a case of the lightness perhaps looking into the future and vying for top positions

in an all but inevitable boris johnson cabinet. in the race for number 10 downing street the news continues here in our 2 international in less than a minute after they were 1st. what politicians do you should look to. put themselves on the on the big get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president or injury. or something i want to be rich to. go to the right to be close as a white woman for 3 of them or can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters of our. question.

so small seemed wrong when old roles just don't call. me old yet to say proud disdain comes to educate and indeed from an equal betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground the. hello again months after sudan's president was i said by the country's armed forces the african nation is now trying to find ways to resolve the resulting constitutional crisis president bashir is removal after decades in power led to

a struggle between the military government and groups pushing for a return to civilian rule as well as internal efforts to resolve the impasse there is also help lining up from abroad the u.s. is increasing its involvement weeks after a major crackdown by the sudanese military on protesters washington is urging the security forces to end attacks on civilians to investigate the recent violence. a washington has appointed a new special envoy for sudan he's a veteran diplomat and one paper has a wealth of local knowledge and experience of the region 65 year old is not only served as u.s. ambassador to the liberian ethiopia but was also the obama administration's envoy to sudan and south sudan back in the role. but it's a point though is not being universally welcomed the u.s. based adar for women action group has doubts with the region having suffered years

of conflict including genocide and ethnic cleansing. not only did booth want to normalize relations with the murderous regime he actively neglected those being murdered booth's failed to put forth any statements regarding the atrocities committed we cannot trust him to speak up now internally displaced individuals who took to birth during his visits were quickly erast it without any prevailed by booth to grant them release all protection he's a boyband will once again silence those who have been suffering in darfur for 70. dollars both has been getting down to work up and has been taking a look at his track record. as the situation in south sudan continues to spiral the united states has appointed a new special envoy to save the day the department has appointed ambassador down on the eve booth as special envoy on sudan his appointment demonstrates that the

united states has a firm commitment to the sudanese people and efforts to advance a peaceful political solution now the white house says that it's his experience with south sudan that makes him qualified however it is long record with the country that is the source of all the outrage donald booth was the special envoy to both sudan and south sudan under the administration of barack obama from 2013 to 2017 under his watch the civil war and human rights abuses escalated. the. rapes again grapes sexual mutilation abductions and sexual slavery as well as

killings have become commonplace in south sudan there is no doubt that these crimes are persistent because impunity is so entrenched that every kind of norm is broken now the role of donald booth in this mess hasn't exactly been good in 2011 the united nations imposed an arms embargo on sudan however the united states didn't start abiding by it until 20163 years after the war was already in full swing despite what seemed like strong international consensus favor going to bargo for several years the united states withheld support and an embargo was not put on the un security council agenda. seems like a pretty big fan. and of the u.s. and israeli aligned regime of south sudan he actually worked to get them a waiver from the white house over their use of child soldiers and he seems a little bit partisan when it comes to internal strife in the country here's

a statement he made about the ousting of the vice president we do not believe it would be wise from a shark to return to his previous position in juba so this is the man whose task it is to restore peace however if you look at his record he seems to have plenty of experience doing the opposite us never really carried out sincerely so the sudanese didn't really care or could really follow policy from us because the us was against the very survival of the country the mistake that was made by the united states and was a mistake made by the students go because you cannot ignore the suffering of people for during that whole period of. us didn't lift a few tried to go the country even though before the break up with south sudan in 2000 when u.s. government did nothing but keep punishing the sudanese people you keep going there for sure you keep wrong policy to change. the

daughter of nelson mandela there's no scythe africa's boster to denmark has caused outrage with the controversial tweets about color and land ownership. dear ebert died apologists your time was over you will not rule again we do not fear you finally yeah that statement was condemned by the country's opposition they saw it on african trade union group both are calling for is in z. to be dismissed for her from her dorio post she's got support though the economic freedom fighters say they are on her side branding mondello as critics racist she defended the comments herself saying that she's entitled to have her own opinion. but behind the argument is the controversial reform bill in south africa on the expropriation of lungs from overwhelmingly white farmers the idea of the is to restore justice after apartheid according to the government white farmers will also

be asked to help mentor block farmers we spoke to sarah golden policy fellow at the sun african institute of race relations about the controversial tweets. she is then best to a significant european country which south africa's had very good relations with and that her behavior is entirely on diplomatic and it raises a very big concern for us in south africa race has been used as a. political tool by various parties to either act as a stand in for not doing enough of the right thing or to and taken as. a tried creates a split between what subject the redistribution of lead isn't actually it took as a just leisure without compensation to resolve the problem the problem is largely an administrative one it's got a lot of catching up to do it i think this is why it has taken this particular stock of relying on the. past instead of saying look it's

a it's of 2 to achieve a decent if people we achieve each do it properly ok that's how our news stories look for knowledge about us donald trump begins his reelection campaign is there any visionary democrat out there with enough support not on the stump and we're cross talking on balance and that's next. why a paradise with some ground turned into a round the experimentation field but agricultural chemicals we know that these chemicals have consequences they are major irritants there's no question otherwise why would that the chemical company workers themselves be geared up that suited up locals attempt to combat the on regulated experiments that are often in vain you

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following welcome the crosstalk were all things considered i'm peter lavelle is trump winning can he be reelected based on his record there are many other questions as trump seeks to remain in the white house will the democrats run against trump as opposed to challenging his record in office have the democrats learned anything from the electorate since their crushing defeat in 2016. across talking trump i'm joined by my guest richard goodstein in washington he is a democratic strategist and a former campaign adviser to bill and hillary clinton also in washington we have any merit he is a congressional republican candidate for the us how so.