i.m.f. warns britain to come up with a plan b. against the euro crisis schools and universities across spain by all shut down in protest at austerity. and up next to an r t political risk consultant dr james asked me to join holzman gives us his forecast on what's next for europe's single currency zone. the ongoing debt crisis in the eurozone is certainly drawing everybody's attention at the minute not just in europe but around the world and a lot of that attention from here in germany is being focused upon what is going to happen next with greece now 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 enterprise a group which advises banks and hedge funds about where they should invest their money based on what's happening in the world politically john 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 h

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i.m.f. warns britain to come up with a plan b. against the euro crisis while schools universities across spain shut down in protest at a sturdy. things are putting this on edge after deadly clashes between supporters and opponents of the regime in neighboring syria spread from its northern borders all the way to play with. a line on screen this is r.t. with you twenty four hours a day live from moscow the student protest movement in the canadian province of quebec is pledging to bring thousands on to the streets of montreal to mark the one hundredth day of demonstrations that's after their rally against hikes in tuition fees spiraled into violent clashes with police protestors writ large slabs of cement out of the roadway and held them at the offices who responded with caution bombs and pepper spray and the three hundred people were arrested and several dozen injured the local government sought to stem the protest by adopting a new emergency law to restrict the rallies last week a canadian journalist michel boy who covered the rot

i.m.f. warns britain to come up with a plan b. against the euro crisis all schools and universities across spain all shut down in protest at austerity. after a deadly clashes between supporters and opponents of the regime in neighboring syria spread all the way from northern border to. welcome to life for a moscow we are online and on twenty four seven. the student protest movement in the canadian province of quebec is pledging to bring thousands onto the streets of montreal to mark the one hundred day demos that's after the. spiraled into violent clashes with police protestors ripped large slabs of cement out of the road and hold them of the officers who responded with bombs and pepper spray over three hundred people were arrested and several dozen of the local government sought to stem the protests by adopting a new emergency law to restrict the rallies last week but canadian journalist michel boy who covered the riots says the law will do nothing but inspire further unrest. seventy eight which is what that's it's all and it's g

i.m.f. warns britain to come up with a plan b. against the euro crisis schools and universities all across spain shut down in protest at austerity. on edge after a deadly clashes between supporters and opponents of the regime in neighboring syria spread all the way from the northern border to beirut. there are some just about managed to finish hiring today trading. made in asia so i mean twenty minutes time for the business so clayton thank you. live from moscow we are online and on a twenty four seven i'm showing the student protest movement in the canadian province of quebec is pledging to bring thousands onto the streets of montreal to mark the one hundredth day of demos that's after their rally against hikes in tuition fees spiraled into violent clashes with police protesters ripped large slabs of cement out of the road and hold them of the officers who then responded with percussion bombs and pepper spray over three hundred people were arrested several dozen injured at the local government sort of stem the protest by adopting

i.m.f. report says if the country is to survive the turbulence building in the euro zone the annual summary on the state of the u.k.'s finances also warns that unless britain eases off on austerity it could make the impact of future shocks even worse meanwhile in spain everything from elementary schools to universities have all shut down as teachers and students strike together protesting against severe cuts they say could deprive thousands of the chance of a higher education james at medway of the new economics foundation think tank says austerity is only deepening the crisis. if you drive weak economy europe is collection of weak economies if you drive a weak economy into greater and greater austerity you don't make the economy stronger you make it weak is still really this is one of the mechanisms that helped drive the great depression the one nine hundred thirty s. for germany to be insisting austerity now is leading only to stagnation inside europe it's making the crisis much worse than it needs to be you can certainly see the short term impact already i mean if you take the the social impact in greece it's obscene catastrophic even greece used to hav

i.m.f. report says if the country is to survive the turbulence continuing to rule the eurozone even though it's not a member the annual summary on the state of the u.k.'s finances also warns that unless britain eases off on a sturdy it could make the impact of future shocks even worse meanwhile in spain everything from elementary schools to universities have shut down as teachers and students strike together and protesting against severe cuts they say could deprive thousands of the chance of a higher education and durkee an epic n.e.p. from belgium and a former adviser to the european commission i spoke to him earlier and he said things may get even worse as greece heads a euro it. nobody knows what's going to happen to agree to i was in athens last week myself and i have the impression and the greek society has no way to go it fell and slipped in a hole and is unable to get out and it will not recover in the eurozone but if greece defaults it's not the end of the problem it's the beginning of another problem because this uncertainty is now basically containing other countries like spain and portugal and so on and turned into one of the biggest crisis i think the european union has ever seen

i.m.f. report says if the country is to survive the turbulence continuing to rock the eurozone even though it's not a member the annual summary on the state of the u.k.'s finances also warns that unless britain eases off on a sturdy it could make the impact of future shocks even worse meanwhile in spain everything from elementary schools to universities have shut down as teachers and students strike together they're protesting against the severe cuts they say could deprive thousands of the chance of a higher education let's get more perspective on the euro zone's troubles with someone who's really in the thick of it all dirk leppink he's an m.e.p. from belgium and a former advisor to the european commission or if britain is so vulnerable to a greek exit just how much of a threat is greece to other eurozone members such as portugal or ireland which are already in the the bailout club or even spain or italy of course. yes that's right because the core of the problem is agrees the grid is not exceptional because other countries have similar problems like for example spain and portugal and italy and what you see now is that the greek crisis brings contagion to other two other countries that have