criticized especially in greece but years later the greek economy does appear to be recovering and schauble is taking the credit for us. you know this is where we're going to hear yesterday's your this is proof that our policy to stabilize the euro has been a success and that we've managed after eight years of crisis in the eurozone and despite some doubts to keep the euro stable so it's quite a good conclusion for me to hear. now it's all of show to turn one thing he's already revealed is that he'd like to keep that balanced budget by his predecessor. now to a look at russia's economy on the part military spending plays into this engine production plant in the russian city of specializes in military machinery among its most important customers is the russian government and it has the money the economy grew by one point five percent last year. russia's economic growth is mostly down to the recovery in the global economy and the associated recovery in the price of commodities like oil and natural gas russia is heavily reliant on income from oil and gas forty to fifty percent of that flows di

schauble -- so the spd that somehow an governed finance ministry would agree to eurobonds or anythingfor the birds. that's not going to happen. matt: what's the possibility, nina, that we get no definitive outcome in italy? and then what happens? therethe possibility that is no definitive outcome in italy is quite likely, and the interesting thing again is that looks poised to be the king maker. it depends on how well his right-wing coalition does. -- if they get -- i think enough votes, it could be they are in talks to form the majority government, which would take months, weeks, but again, the democratic party, social democrats do better than right now. the most interesting outcome is that there would be no coalition as they are now. that will win the majority that is needed for government. messi talks ahead. we can expect to see the anti-e.u., anti-establishment movements will do quite well. guy: it busy monday morning, isn't it? thank you for coming and previewing the politics and economics around that. nina schick joining us, director of the rasmus in group. great coverage coming