and then i want to look at the critique in criticism of them on all sides ok let me 1st go to alexander macarius in london. this is a bombshell it really is what are the most important reforms. mentioned propose that will be voted on by the electorate maybe sometime later this year. what's your most important takeaway go ahead alex but there's a whole package of reforms firstly the power to appoint the parliament the government will now be shifted from the president to the parliament so the parliament will decide who the prime minister is and the parliament will be able to hold the government to account and also to appoint the ministers so that is going to be a major shift of power at the same time the this body the state council is being built up and if i can explain the president will change overall control of foreign and defense policy he will also continue to set the general direction of the country's domestic development he wants to appoint the men the officials who will deal with security and defense policy but there will be this body they see the state council which already exists which l

political analyst and editor in a semi internet media project and he and the london across alexander macarius he is a writer on legal affairs as well as editor in chief of the duran dot com our german cross-talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciated let me go to alexander in london you know over the past 10 days or so we've heard the term escalation deescalation purports tional and one of the things i think that is mr very much is the how the behave the behavior on the side of the leadership and to iran and in washington we term asymmetrical was used all of the time and i think indeed it was asymmetrical but for very very different reasons to iran was being strategic and political while trump was relying upon sanctions and the 3rd and and the demand that the united states be remain inside of iraq against the will of the. people in government and parliament there that is what makes this all asymmetrical and i think you can draw different conclusions about as media likes to do who won and who lost go ahead alex and well i think that is what i mean

and then i want to look at the critique in criticism of them on all sides ok let me 1st go to alexander macarius in london. this is a bombshell and really is what are the most important reforms. mentioned propose.

and then i want to look at the critique in criticism of them on all sides ok let me 1st go to alexander macarius in london . this is a bombshell it really is what are the most important reforms. mentioned proposed that will be voted on by the electorate maybe sometime later this year what's your most important takeaway go ahead alex there's a whole package of reforms firstly the power to appoint the parliament the government will now be shifted from the president to the parliament so the parliament will decide who the prime minister is and the parliament will be able to hold the government to account and also to appoint the ministers so that is going to be a major shift of power at the same time the. state council is being built up and if i can explain the president will change over.

political analyst and editor in a semi internet media project and he and the london macross alexander macarius is a writer on legal affairs as well as editor in chief of the duran dot com our german cross-talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciated let me go to alexander in london you know over the past 10 days or so we've heard the term escalation deescalation purports tional and one of the things i think that is mr very much is the how the behave the behavior on the side of the leadership into iran and in washington we term asymmetric.

andy in london we cross alexander macarius he is a writer on legal affairs as well as editor in chief of the duran dot com our german cross-talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciated let me go to alexander in london you know over the past 10 days or so we've heard the term escalation deescalation proportional and one of the things i think that is mr very much is the how the behave the behavior on the side of the leadership and to iran and in washington we term asymmetrical was used all of the time and i think indeed it was asymmetrical but for very very different reasons taran was being strategic and political while trump was relying upon sanctions and the 3rd and the demand that the united states be remain inside of iraq against the will of the people in government and parliament there that is what makes this all asymmetrical and i think you can draw different conclusions about as a media likes to do who won and who lost go ahead alex and well here's what i mean i think the fundamental difference is that the radios deployed the entire st