ten thirty am in moscow vizier r.t. headlines student protests against jewish and hikes in cata that enter their hundred day with demonstrations turning violent beatings dozens of injuries and hundreds of arrests this despite a recently introduced emergency law aimed at curbing protests with many demonstrators vowing to ignore it. the largest summit in nato history wrapping up in chicago block leaders are reaffirming the plan to end the war in afghanistan in two thousand and fourteen but keeping a presence in the country beyond this gathering mark by cows is protesting against nato wars with some rallies being met by a heavy handed police response. german enthusiasm for europe wide austerity under

fire from british opposition politicians who say it could spell a disaster for the global economy. up next political risk consultant john holzman gives us his forecast on what's next for europe's single currency so stay with us. the ongoing debt crisis in the eurozone is certainly drawing everybody's attention at the minute not just in europe but around the world in a lot of that attention from here in germany is being focused upon what is going to happen next with greece not to find out a little bit more about us i'm joined by john hulsman who's the president and co-founder of john c. hulsman enterprises group which advises banks and hedge funds about where they should invest their money based on what's happening in the world politically thank you very much for talking to us a pleasure to be here. well the global economy still hasn't recovered from the

financial crisis of two thousand and eight would a potential exits of greece from the euro zone have a similar effect on the global economy is the full of lehman brothers did i think it could be worse than the lehmann thing it depends on how it's the worry at the moment is that as europeans dither as they fiddle while rome burns or in this case athens burns the problem is that a disorderly kind of exit would mean that the bond markets would turn immediately upon portugal and more importantly italy and spain if we get italy and spain game over if they've use this time to ring fence greece which was always the theory and if greece goes out but there's enough of a fund to protect the others recapitalize banking problems for italy and spain all will be well the problem is most of us think they haven't used this time to do anything except throw a plate in the air and hope it doesn't come back down if that's the case we could have an extendable moment in europe where europeans have to decide how much unity

they want how much integration they want how much sovereignty they're prepared to give up to save the euro or maybe the euro wasn't such a good idea in the first place no upload some analysts talking about say week until loop scenario that if greece was to go under then all eyes would start focusing on which was the next weakest economy and perhaps we could see some form of domino effect do you follow that policy as well but there could be contagion indeed because what we've done is stop believing that there is one rate in europe i mean what happened was these weaker southern countries less competitive countries to germany had a party for ten years because everyone said well that's a unified currency so the bond rate in germany is going to be pretty much the same as the pond rate in athens well that theory is destroyed with what's happened in greece at the moment so now if we look individually at the parts of europe we see a number of very weak antelopes limping along indeed and the problem is that countries like portugal which is in a similar spiral to greece ireland is different and i think would make it but really even france i mean could be considered part of the. to ation if you look at

individual policies the markets are going to have very little tolerance for the reality that indeed this isn't germany the problem is that these countries want german standards of living in a german currency without german productivity now the british prime minister david cameron has warned the eurozone that it must make up all else it must break you align yourself with that philosophy i totally would agree with the prime minister because the problem is they set up a currency without having a country and it's like building a house from the attic down you don't get all the things like federal deposit insurance which means your banks are guaranteed you don't have a common policy where the european central bank can act like the fed and be a lender of last resort you don't have all the things that make nations transfer money to weaker areas within countries just as a matter of course in study of germans grumbling about greeks who retire at fifty two and drink so you have greeks grumbling about germans having dick tod's forced upon them that's because these people are in the same boat rowing in the same direction that's the problem and so they created this weird push me pull you two

headed monster they've either got to move forward to greater integration to save the euro or they've got to pull back and have less integration and go back to more a national model this mid-range view has really been failed and that's the theory that's fallen apart here well there was never actually any plan for countries to leave the euro zone when it was created it was always thought that countries would continue to keep on joining nobody would ever leave the club as it was on this is it i mean first the glaring overwhelming problem ninety percent of the people who do what i do ought to be fired because nobody thought this could even happen what a failure of intelligence that this wasn't even a possibility that sounds like a religion and not foreign policy to me what would likely happen would be there would be border controls there would be they would take your own notes close all the banks on a weekend not let anybody have any cash put stamps on it is the urgent argentinians didn't say these are now new drachma they would then refloat the drachma the drachma would lose between half and eighty percent of its value immediately there goes everyone's pension there goes everyone's life saver. it's right there in the

in a in an instant and then they would be more competitive and if they did labor market reform in ten to fifteen years all might be well that's the good scenario. the bad scenario in this case is that they don't do these reforms that they default the europeans refuse to back them up and pretty soon greece leaves not just the euro zone but perhaps the e.u. as well but on very angry terms feeling they were let down they didn't get solidarity they weren't backed up ultimately the problem at the moment is there's fatigue on both sides the germans have donor fatigue they're sick of paying for a greek system that just doesn't work and they don't want to pick for greeks to retire at fifty two when they retire at sixty seven perfectly understandable greeks and returned say we're tired of being told what to do while everyone is losing their pension money anyway it's the politics of this that are creaking if you had enough time you could rebalance the north which actually consumed more in the south which did austerity but we don't have a spare fifteen years as you rightly saying we have maybe it's all june but looking a greek bent deposit runs at the moment greeks are smart enough to pull their money out of the euro right now because they fear if they leave their money in

a bank it could be drachma over a weekend and they live has to have their savings at a certain point this becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy and this is the danger we're not quite at a run yet but we're heading in that direction can we even make it to june and the election which might not work out but can we make it to june is the key question now there's still a very high percentage of greeks who want to remain within the euro around eighty percent of them. can greece remain in the euro zone without a hearing to the astaire if they have their cake and eat it now it's a fairy tale there are a lot of fairy tales wandering around here the german fairy tale is that everyone can do austerity without growth forever and that somehow their politics can survive we've seen that it can't i mean we've seen that in the french election even the dutch with a aaa rating are now talking about spending more money and violating the terms of their solemnly agreed fiscal compact agreements we've seen the greek elections i mean we've seen the italian elections and so the germans don't allow that. matter

and the greeks don't allow that economics matter and the problem with the system is that both of them are wrong there is no growth there there isn't you can't you don't just say gee i'd like to grow more who wouldn't the problem is that that means you have to do labor market reform you have to do pension reform and you have to work longer for fewer benefits that's not very popular right now and in return if you do that you get to keep more of your money in the long run because the bond markets leave you alone that's the brutal reality on one side on the other side of the germans never mention growth who would you are sturdy forever for no gain and that's also a very good question the problem is these are not questions that hit twenty years down the road these are hitting now and this is what the greek election is about is getting rid of these half truths and getting to reality greeks of taken around one billion euros outs of their bank accounts over the past ten days following the elections could we see a similar situation happening in countries like spain like italy as people think well if greece is going to go but to the drachma and they're going to have to lose

a percentage of their wealth there and they get my money out of my domestic accounts and say put it in a and account in germany where you can and in fact if you look at the bond yields which is the way to see if the bond yields are the temperature of the tells us how the patients doing if you look at the numbers in spain after the greek situation the bond yield has crept up despite all the austerity in the hallway is the new prime minister has done almost everything miracle would like and yet the bond number is now six point two five to six point three eight percent if it goes to about six point five you can't pay that for very long if it goes to seven game over so we're right on the edge of the precipice and spain they've got to recapitalize their banks as well they haven't even shown bank losses yet we all know that's a joke we know they've got massive bank losses and so the spanish situation is wobbling only because of the greek situation people are saying greece is out where's the next week and all up in the problems spain and italy is collectively they're too big to save and if that happens game over then look at somebody like the germans leaving and so. saying we're just not going to do this anymore and so

the strains on the situation it's a house of cards that could very easily come down because we're dealing with human beings and as we've seen in europe human beings make mistakes how close are we to seeing the the eurozone collapse completely in europe tear itself apart and having to declare the euro is a failure by the end of the year will no i mean you know a lot of things that i do are very long term and that's why bad analysts survive frankly is because they can always say well things changed this is not and this is why this is making people nervous by december of this year will either be at a spot where greece is either in or been ring fenced and things in italy and spain are bearable the germans have given away a little bit on growth have said you have longer to do it a lot hasn't been an economic illiterate and hasn't cut the retirement age to fourteen or whatever number of picks but it's been serious about that there's no new spending but there's also no new draconian cuts i mean that that's the best case scenario and then europe trundles along but if it doesn't happen that way and that means everything has to go right which it hasn't up to now if it doesn't work

that way by december greece is out in the recriminations begin i think you can see the death of europe as a geo political entity certainly is already very near the edge with what common policy is to they have they don't agree on growth they don't agree on foreign policy they don't agree on defense policy that's not a common policy so let's stop talking about europe i do a lot with the rising powers and they say why there's so many europeans in the room at every meeting when we have six countries in the room are they were united or not and they look at each other and look at their shoes and the brazilians the indians the chinese that rightly don't get it now skeptics often point out that the the european elites in a in its bid to to save the united european project is driven not so much by economic cool political considerations but by a kind of ideological quasi religious fervor it is i've never heard a member of the european elite question any project that had to do with greater.

regardless of party they have an elite so out of touch with the reality of what their people are going through and what their people are about if all these people are skeptical increasingly skeptical in all these countries all over the place their populist movements are rising and they can honestly say this is an elite that has never run a lemonade stand none of these people ever worked in the private sector they have no clue how business is run and they're not trying to mandate prosperity in heaven forever some very odd and this is the problem it is an irrational analytical decision it's a religious view and the problem is the markets are on to them and they see that the emperor is indeed not wearing any clothing at all so how follow the european elite willing in and how much are they able to try and save the european union are they willing to do anything yes if you ask people in brussels today what would they do in a perfect world which is the world they think they live in of course we'll mutual eyes all the debts and we'll get rid of these silly german objections and of course we'll set up an integrated state run out of brussels where we regulate all the economies of the member states and of course we'll set common european taxes and

regulations and of course if you say that to anyone outside of the immediate and suburbs of brussels they think you've lost your mind that's where the democratic deficit gets sent are they willing to do these things they are they know they're not able to do them though as younker the head of luxembourg said we know what needs to be done but can we be reelected if we do it that is the actual question and the answer is no the problem is although they want to do these things they are not able to do these things because they don't understand the market so i was at a meeting with senior european leaders and they said what discipline can keep us to doing the slightest started laughing and they look to me i said the markets guys the marks of guy you talk about all this stuff for the first time in thirty years why because you have to you have no choice and that's what's going to happen either they will manage the process or the process will manage them john hulsman thank you very much my pleasure.

here the reindeer is interesting for the herders. and when it suffers. people do their best to help. but the distances are. and the rooms are tough and unpredictable. will the room indeed be entirely.

too much brighter if you move. from phones to pressure. the screen starts on t.v. don't come. student protests against jewish and hikes in canada enter day one hundred with demonstrations turning violent leading to dozens of injuries and hundreds of arrests this despite a recently introduced emergency law aimed at curbing protest which many demonstrators that would north. largest summit in nato history wraps up in chicago bloc leaders reaffirming their plan to end the war in afghanistan in two thousand and fourteen but keeping a presence in the country beyond that the gathering marred by thousands protesting against nato war is with some rallies being met by a heavy handed police presence. a german enthusiasm for europe wide austerity under fire from british opposition politicians who say it might spell disaster for the global economy. and he's up next with all the latest sports news stay with us here

on r.t. . hello there good to have you company again and these are the headlines five of the top vulgar of the favorites to keep their russian prime illegal status as the relegation probably also reached their climax last feeling the russian begin their preparations in moscow for the euros as africa looks to trim his squad and make you know playing with al beach djokovic to win you tell you nope and and stand a warning to his rivals ahead of. now it's d.-day in the russian prime elite today where the last two teams to be relegated will be decided in the final leg of the playoffs have given themselves a good chance of staying in russia's top flight after a two one win. in the division one side does have home advantage for tonight's

game and in the other game their all star all but assured premier league football next season they take a three nil lead into their final game with she need. to give a car is getting his first full look at his squad ahead of the euros they're at a training camp in moscow although the dutchman already has selection problems before he names his final twenty three as richard paul fleet reports. it was the hottest day of the year in russia so far but the temperature rising told us thirty degrees below the deck of the countess feeling the heat more than most as he has a number of selection dilemma is ahead of him firstly has to finish scored down to twenty three players all he also has a number of questions concerning his teammates defense russia suffered a hammer blow on sunday after the news but experienced defender of the silly but it will be ruled out of the euro two thousand and twelve championships after he's failed to recover from a fire injury and had courage to come to kant's will be praying that his side

doesn't pick up any more injuries especially in defense and that's really besides problem position but if you'll see was a sure start of a national team who are not blessed with a number of great central defenders. a fear of says it's up to the team to try and make up a bit is excuse loss suggesting her share the camp is in good spirits at the moment it's only the start and there is a long way to go there was an emotional managed to perform well then this will certainly help to leave proceedings and we will certainly be supporting him all the way into the sea these absence opens the door for a number of new players. because of injury like the make it or not and run one shot almost going to take the following one place but no both are almost certain to be on the plane to poland possession is not just all deserved to be killed up earlier but now due to vassilis injury and have a great chance of making the euros i feel really sorry for massively as no one wants to pick up an injury at this time. there were only twenty four players on the

training pitch today as fate posed for their team photo however that number is soon going to write a twenty five but marriage is a mile of resisting pressure from his club sporting lisbon to stage a film an advertisement and arriving to join up with the russian national team squad. will spur latest news on merits of. you know problems in. decision to go so those good i mean you must be quite pleased about it i want to show you what's going to rush your you showed a lot of jewels. all of us. has to mean it's going to be your it's a question applies to people and increase production certainly on a scale which themselves are sporting the playing. richard please r.t. . well as i'm a quick look at where russia will be playing their opening group a match against

the czechs on june the eighth it's the municipal stadium based in the western polish city of ross love and can hold just under forty five thousand fans the design was inspired by a chinese lantern of itself is a thriving commercial center built on twelve islands which are all connected by a web of one hundred twelve bridges now if you're wondering what the score might be in russia's first game look no further than this elephant seat up a step poland's clock of the correctly predicted chelsea would beat by munich in the champions league final he apparently did it by picking up an apple which represented the blues or city will have some way to go to be to pull the octopus heated at the twenty ten well. but would seem to have predicted mum pelley is success in winning the french title for the first time thousands of their fans turned out to celebrate their unexpected triumph yesterday the party took place in the city's main square with plays in the star called out on stage the massive cheers from the crowd their success

a huge achievement for. big spending paris and humanity's championship title and they did it with nine homegrown players club president we may call it even diapers hair and sported to mark the occasion. on the dow has beaten world number one novak djokovic for the second straight time to capture. six italian open crown wright had delayed this match by twenty four hours but it didn't affect the spaniard who won it seven five six three while the serbian made forty one unforced errors including a double fault on the last point to hand the dow his forty nine for a title alone with a record twenty first masters prime victory also gives the spaniard enough points that i would hate roger federer to second spot in the world rankings. i did things very well when i when i had the chance to. get the four months i did what i had to the fans think i run at my movements that day was really happy about my game i'm

sure they were here on this. agreement to. finish the clay course isn't like this is great but there it was now the denver broncos have had their first real taste of new signing peyton manning the superstar quarterback show no hint of a long term injury which had kept him out for a whole season manning joined the broncos as a free agent after being released by the indianapolis colts after not throwing a ball in twenty seven but an early injury to sideline him to say long scenes of being killed and the full time and the pain took part in a fast paced workout with his new team max. this is one step in this kind of different phases you know training camp kind of be your your next phase put long shoulder pads and preseason regular season so take it one step at a time but i shot it for this day to get here before watching the film although when i watch the film as well for us after this and learn from some good things you

always see some things you can improve on and i will go from there and the n.b.a. playoffs i call him a city thunder have beaten the l.a. lakers to reach the western conference finals that hundred six ninety win on monday night he's in them for one series sweet series win rather and says a clash with top seed san antonio on sunday and the other game on monday the boston celtics beat the adelphia one hundred one point seventy six to link that. seven series three to the mall n.b.a. star kobe one for me is looking forward to his third olympic games the new york knicks forward will be a key player for the usa who won gold in beijing four years ago the americans have meddled in sixteen of their seventeen olympic appearances but the expectations are very high when they won bronze in two thousand and four the team came in for heavy criticism so anthony knows that gold can be that only goal. this is a blessing this is my third one believe it or not i was i was. you know we was at

the bottom you know we want to bronze medal and you know everybody doubted we can do it in american basketball players going to play together too much you know two months prior and then we came back in a way that we deemed ourself and put basketball put america back where needed to be from a basketball standpoint now which is you know we're just going over there trying to win that gold medal game while there are only sixty six days to go until the start of the london games in the olympic torch relay is well underway it is into its fourth day and on monday passed between x. seven taunton and suddenly england lined the streets to see the torch will be carried along in eight around the u.k. and on tuesday it continues through somerset for bristol. and also the lympics the paralympics will take place in london with record attendance is predicted and there's plenty of interest in russia with the british embassy working hard to promote the games in the country with more is the one cost the rest. with the opening ceremony paralympic games only one hundred days away the british embassy in

the russian capital staged a commemorative event in the ronald mcdonald sports center for kids with disabilities is just one of many such events organized by the u.k.'s diplomatic mission in russia we. see them all this great pleasure. specific project with. recently and we have this event here today and we just want to make sure but. being the host for the paralympics to work closely with you will federation have the paralympic movement in russia has come a long way from the days when people with disabilities were practically shunned by society. now they're viewed as top athletes and their own rights with some among the favorites to clinch podium places in london while the russians are largely unrivaled in the winter games other nations aren't in the summer paralympic sports

stadiums not somebody unset the competition and some sports is very strong because there are three times more participants than and unfortunately for various reasons fresh is not true present in every offense china will be one of the favorites in london because of the strong government program and of course the hosts who will turn out in huge numbers that's what we'll do our best to these young men and women could be russia's medal hopes for the future but our young to compete at this year's summer games sporting glory could still lie ahead for them as interest at the paralympic box office continues to grow in. the upcoming sporting. promises to be one of the best extended history as according to the british that there were over one million tickets have already been sold that's something to live up to down there russia would survive a big sell off in a couple of years or months off regards a hostile he seems to forward to as well that is always. more likes her.

that. the it.