which soley pressures the regime on the fighting. thousands of israelis gear up to march across tel aviv the mounting social justice from a government that keeps crowding at home but splashing around to score political points prime minister netanyahu popularity is dropping massively as people's outrage grows. and forty people are reported injured and brain police fired tear gas and stun grenades at protesters demanding political reforms while a leak to video allegedly shows government mercenaries driving cars at demonstrators . spain's given the strongest indication yet that it might finally mean to lean on europe's a bailout fund next nobel economics laureate and word prescott explains what he thinks has gone so wrong in the region and what needs to be done to put it right. noble economics laureate edward prasco says the euro is doomed old boy in the schools of america will have a joint collapse much bigger than in two thousand and eight mr prescott let's start with the euro was it dead in the water and if you have. for children and

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vote which soley pressures the regime on the fight. thousands of israelis march across tel aviv demanding social justice from a government that keeps cutting at home but splashing out to score political points to. popularity has dropped massively is people's outrage grows. and sectarian violence is escalating in the gulf states of teenage protesters been shot dead in saudi arabia dozens injured in bahrain strangers and both nations have been campaigning for an end to discrimination by the sunni rulers for some eighteen months now and kevin owen here in moscow thanks for being with us tonight spain has given the strongest indication yet that it might finally need to lean on europe's bailout fund next that nobel economics laureate edward prescott explains what he thinks has gone so wrong for the region what needs to be done to put it right. noble economics laureate. america will have a joint collapse much bigger than in two thousand and eight mr prescott let's start with. the water if you have. poor children and give more credit cards. b

here's how western countries is fueling of the syrian conflict is soley to serve their own goals in the region. today we're joined by christiane sen he's an analyst specializing in the middle east particularly syria renia relations and he also founded be a syrian a friendship association here in belgium about four years ago thanks very much obvious for us for joining us today the first question i'd like to ask to establish the basis of your opinion you established this is so ca sharon through again friendship does that mean you were considered pro assad as you had been portrayed in the belgian media and considering me as pro syria pro syrian people i'm convinced that the only way to get out of this crisis out of this bloodshed is by following the path of free for a lot of the ball to offer firelands so if i say i'm pro ready for him i don't see i'm pro sets. but if you look to the reality it's the syrian government who also is willing to follow this path of reform you've written and said that the armed uprising in syria has been supported or started from be outside but do you also ackno

ask later on once and serious the northern city of aleppo that's as moscow slams the un's vote which soley pressures the regime on the fighting. thousands of israelis gear up to march across television demanding social justice from the government that keeps crowding at home but splashing out to score political points prime minister netanyahu is popularity is dropping massively as people's outrage grows. and forty five people are reported injured in bahrain as police fired tear gas and stun grenades at protesters demanding political reforms elite the video allegedly shows government mercenaries driving cars at demonstrators. next we ask what russian brainpower can do for europe's nuclear future. hello again or welcome to spotlight the interview show on r t i now do not and today my guest is wrong that russia and europe had reached a new heights in scientific operation if everything goes as planned russia will soon become an associate member of the european organization for nuclear research that said it means lots of new opportunities for both sides but some obligations to how helpful congre

vote which soley pressures the regime on the fighting. raging israel thousands gear up to march across television demanding social justice from the government that keeps cutting at home but splashing out to score political points. and forty five people reported injured in bahrain as police fired tear gas and stun grenades at protesters demanding political. kevin oh and this is r.t. now top story fighting between government and rebel forces continues in syria second city of aleppo with reports of heavy shelling and gunfire casualties reported on both sides with rebels saying the syrian attack helicopters are bombarding the areas some twenty thousand government troops are also said have been dispatched to the city to flush out the opposition fighters in several districts syrian security forces claim they've managed to hold back rebel or tend to take control of several key government facilities the free syrian army said it had captured more than half of the financial hub now in damascus forty eight iranian pilgrims have been kidnapped the ir

soley for what's happening in those countries the u.s. very reluctantly got involved and we're still not fully involved in look at how long it took president obama to call him bashar assad to resign he was criticized heavily by the syrian opposition for that in fact the syrian opposition continues to criticize the u.s. it didn't take very long at all it didn't take it's over a year ago that they called for bashar al assad to step down that's that's that's incorrect so the point and the point is not just that now you know you guys i don't think that there was abuse going on the way that doesn't mean the u.s. isn't at fault no i'm sorry i do think so i do think that's correct because you know if you remember there was. a long article in the new yorker in two thousand and seven in two thousand and seven that the bush administration has targeted the syrian regime for the removal and the detailed in how working with saudi arabia and israel they were and with what you know various radical islamic forces they intended to destroy the regime of ba

secret now do you think bridges determination to arrest us sondre despite his asylum deal is dictated soley by its commitment to sweden or is there any pressure from washington. well there's there's no precedent for this julia side has not been charged with any crime in any country and yet. is threatening to overturn a century's worth the sanctity of embassies on behalf of its puppet master the united states and it's ridiculous and absurd for anybody to think that the us is just standing outside. the line months ago just to take you back when a chinese a dissident took refuge in an american embassy in china washington was the most unsympathetic with the asylum seeker what's the difference in this case. well of course the u.s. is right all the time is opinion there's absolutely nothing difference between this chinese dissidents or you know western dissidents who took refuge in eastern bloc embassies. you know during during the old soviet union years is the same thing and you know this. underscores the seriousness and they have surgery the actual charges against using this on bradley manning

our currency relative to another in terms of value and certainly the dollar continues to look good soley because everybody else looks so bad and then there's another aspect which is this simply the use of a currency which i think is you know it could be a strong currency could be a weak currency but some of that is determined by the use i would emphasize very much agreement on this is going to be a long process and i think we're talking you know fifteen to twenty years and maybe to put some you know some sort of comparison if you think about it the dollar is about sixty percent central banks global reserves today i invision about fifteen or twenty years that fall until about a little bit more than around forty percent so it would still be probably the most important currency in the world but you would see potentially you know there would be any in the euro i mean my expectation is they're going to have lots of problems but i expect my expectation is in fifteen years we're still going to have a euro that the word of the dollar a share in the world stage in a bigger way than it is today bu

it would be like know before you owe or should it be soley the responsibility of the school to protect and inform the borrowers, or should the lenders take some responsible and ensuring their borrowers have clear, con signs, and accurate information? >> so everyone has responsibility and borrowers certainly need to take responsibility for the commitments they take on and need clear information. but the point about financial aid offices is an important one. currently most lenders are requiring loans to be certified by the school, to simply verify that the student is actually enrolled, that they've not already overborrowed. very common-sense underwriting principle which was certainly not well observed in the years prior to the financial crisis, where capital markets conditions created the incentives for originators to make substantial fees without really having the borrower having the able to repay. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> mr. chairman, mr. chopra, how are you? >> good, how are you? >> veil well. i heard your response to a question with reference to borrowers who feel trapped in t