Morning headlines. November 17

“Kommersant” in the material “ I changed my mind ” writes that industry in October did not justify hopes entrusted to it.

" Five percent before the New Year." The Central Bank appreciated the size of the remnants of recovery economic growth.

" Meeting for the sake of a stick ." As Vladimir Putin raised the banner of the fight against tuberculosis from the weakening hands of WHO.

The Vedomosti newspaper reports that Russian television channels may refuse to broadcast the Winter Olympics. This will happen if the Russian team is removed from participation in competitions.

Another material on the topic of doping - " How politics has brought a doping scandal to a dead end." Russia could not admit the main accusation - that doping was part of state policy, the newspaper writes.

RBC reports that the growth of Russian industry has stopped for the first time since the beginning of the year. The industrial production index in January - October 2017 compared with January - October 2016 amounted to 101.6%.

"Gazeta.Ru": China will ruin the Russian oil industry. China’s economy slows down, and Indian is growing. But Russia will not be able to use these changes in order to increase exports. Rather, on the contrary, the processes in key developing economies will turn into problems, and not the capabilities for Moscow.

Moscow will precipitate. Moscow is clearing weapons of mass frostbite. By the end of the next week, the temperature will drop to -9 ° C, and city streets will be overwhelmed with snow, so the capital will open the winter season with a lead.

Izvestia in the material “ Strategic, expensive, non-alternative ” reports that the production of Tu-160 missile carriers has been restored in Russia.

The Economist: A coup in Zimbabwe: the army pushed Robert Mugaba, the Great African dictator (The Army Sidelines Robert Mugabe, Africa's Great Dictator). The material about "what lesson should make oikumen from its improper control and how it can help Zimbabwe get rid of its consequences."

Bloomberg: Good and bad news in connection with the release of Mugabe (The Good and Bad News AboT Mugabe's Exit). One could be pleased with the removal of the leader of Zimbabwe Robert Mugaba from the power of Zimbabwe, but the method of removal is dangerous for Zimbabwe.

The Wall Street Journal: Israel notes an increase in the threat of Iran after Iran (Israel Sees Riding from Iran after ISIS). Many rejoice at the approaching victory over the Islamic State terrorist organization (IG, prohibited in the Russian Federation), but the Israeli leadership does not like the situation.

The Telegraph: Germany "expects an unconditional surrender" from David Davis in the program of Berlin (Germany 'Expects Unaconditional Surrender' From David Davis in Keynote Berlin Speech). Germany expects the British Minister for Branch from the EU David Davis will inform about the full adoption of European conditions in his Berlin performance.

The Guardian: The leakage of the document from the EU undermines Mai for individual trade conditions according to the results of Brexit (Leaked Eu Paper Dents May's Hopes for Bespoke Brexit Trade Deal). British Prime Minister Teresa May probably expects Britain to build “special relations” from the EU after the department, but the leaked document states that Britain will have to be content with the standard set of free trade partner.

Al Jazeera: as the people of Zimbabwe were once again pushed into the background (How the People of Zimbabwe Were Sidelined, Yet AGain). Political changes occurred in Zimbabwe, but the opinion of citizens was not again asked.