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Europe: the far-right dilemma (Part 2)

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Marc Perelman interviews Birgitta Orfali, Associate Professor at Paris Descartes University; Bruno Vercken; Member of the Christian Democratic Party; Christopher Dickey, Paris bureau chief of the Newsweek Magazine; and Thomas Klau, Paris bureau chief of the European Council on Foreign Relations.

POLITICS

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After a fractious campaign, can new Socialist leader Aubry heal the wounds? Among David Crossan’s guests is Laurence Rossignol, spokesperson for Aubry during her ultimately successful campaign. (Part 2/2)
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Can Aubry work with Royal?

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Which way now for France's Socialists?

This week David Crossan’s guests on Politics include Socialist Party MEP Pervenche Beres and Green Party MEP Alain Lipietz. What now for the Socialist Party? A new alliance of the “plural left” including the Greens? (Part 1)

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