impregnable and will turn their attention to other countries as well whose position is very similar in particular political. dunlop when director of the institute of democracy and cooperation thank you very much for your analysis from paris. well arty's crosstalk was also focusing on greece's financial predicament coming your way in just under fifteen minutes the hidden cost of bailout rescue. the change is clear in germany you give me the cash to survive given my debt problem i'll give you my sovereignty but will the public actually comply will they agree to accept the pain of this austerity and will they agree to submit the most important sovereign aspect which is your this school your budget to technocrats in brussels that are not answerable to your population through the use of monitoring because you're going to me there's nothing and that's i might's i might be provocative here but that's all.

impregnable and would turn their attention to other countries as well whose position is very similar in particular political right john laughlin director of studies at the institute of democracy and cooperation thank you very much for your analysis from paris this hour. well arty's cross talk was also focusing on greece's financial predicament coming your way in just under fifteen minutes the hidden costs of bailout rescue. the changes clear germany you give me the cash to survive given my debt problem i'll give you my sovereignty but will the public actually comply will they agree to accept the pain of this austerity and will they agree to submit the most important sovereign aspect which is your first school your budget to technocrats in brussels that are not answerable to your population through i'm going. to get going i mean there's nothing and that's i might's i might be provocative here but that's always the. moment that he funds. it is this us the country's education system examine the health care and laid foundations for new housing policies the first lady's pre-election push was a mere puts and lays out his plans for social reform in russia the article titled building justice focuses

continue to analyze the situation in syria john laughlin political analyst from the institute of democracy and cooperation now joins us on the line from paris thanks for being with us this latest announcement of a new batch of sanctions against syria western countries seem relentless in their efforts to press the president to go why do they want that so badly. well it's part of their general program of regime change across the middle east we've discussed on this channel on several occasions how the arab spring is in fact a program for installing pro western regimes across the arab world we've also discussed how of course behind syria there is the far more important target of iran syria is one of iran's most important allies in the world and certainly in the middle east so you have a target syria targets iran but i think there's another element to this and i'm sure this is one that your viewers and your editorial staff are well aware of there's another target behind this these constant attacks on syria and that is of course russia herself. why have the western powers britain france and america repeatedly b

implement reforms or prove it's not just a bottomless pit john laughlin from the institute of democracy and cooperationsays there are more radical plans currently being drawn up by the germans. there is one theory and i then some credence to it that the germans who are calling the shots on this do indeed want to force three thousand euro there is a lot of feeling towards police by germans by germany and vice versa and there is a theory that the leading german polish politicians want to loves the boiled and get rid of greece if that is the calculation in order to force greece to leave the euro if that is the calculation i fear that it's a mistake because the problem in the eurozone is not a greek problem it is a structural problem in the eurozone these debt problems which various countries are suffering from including of course italy but also portugal spain and ireland these problems are the inevitable consequence of the way the euro is structured they are the inevitable consequence of it and the measures which are being required of these countries to as it were remedy the situation are only making thin

analysts from the institute for democracy and cooperation says the countries pushing for regime change in syria are also pursuing goals that why beyond just this middle eastern country it's part of their general program of regime change across the middle east of course to how in syria there is the far more important target of the wrong syria is one of iran's most important allies in the world and certainly in the middle east so we have a target syria targets iran as soon as the international community starts to get involved even even politically never mind by sitting in bombers and troops even politically as soon as it starts to get involved in a civil. situation of civil unrest of this kite then the tables are tipped in favor of the rebels in favor of the rebels in the country in question. because those people think that they can rely on foreign support political or military and it weakens as it were the government position in the street from stands. a battle against the government so foreign intervention could make things worse because it distorts the natural mechanisms which exist inside any countries resulting in a conflict of this kind. well still ahead this hour on r t a w