The Monday edition of the Financial Times includes an article on the German coalition government’s sustainability plans, where the newspaper’s analysts estimating the Greece will either go bankrupt or return to the drachma within the next four years.

According to the article, the German coalition government will have to break its promises to its voters because the critical events which are estimated to happen will be unprecedented. The article claims that the greatest threat for Germany over the next four years is the developing Eurozone debt crisis.

The Financial Times use Greece as an example of what is to come over the next four years, when OECD predictions estimate that the Greek debt will balance out at 160% GDP in 2020, when the EU and IMF expect a 124% rate. The newspaper analysts believe that the EU’s tactic of turning a blind eye, extend loan deadlines and reducing interest rates has reached a “natural end”.

The original article is available here.