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Khaled Al Khamissi, Egyptian writer

Melissa Bell interviews Khaled Al Khamissi. This Egyptian writer, whose book “Taxi” has been translated all over the world, took part in the revolution and tells us why he’s confident in the future of his country.

Bruce Whitehouse, Mali specialist
09/04/2013 - THE INTERVIEW

Bruce Whitehouse, Mali specialist

As France begins to withdraw the first of its troops from Mali, the path towards reconciliation is still a long way off. Bruce Whitehouse, an American anthropologist at Lehigh University who specialises in Mali, tells Annette Young that national elections slated for July need to be cancelled before national dialogue can truly begin.
Ami Ayalon, former head of Shin Bet (Israel's internal security service)
09/04/2013 - THE INTERVIEW

Ami Ayalon, former head of Shin Bet (Israel's internal security service)

In "The Gatekeepers", an Oscar-nominated documentary by Dror Moreh, six former heads of Shin Bet, Israel's domestic security service, speak out about their work. Ami Ayalon is one of them. He tells Marc Perelman about his hopes for a two-state solution, but predicts more violence between Israel and the Palestinians.
Maria Van Der Hoeven, Executive Director of the International Energy Agency
04/04/2013 - THE INTERVIEW

Maria Van Der Hoeven, Executive Director of the International Energy Agency

The 14th International Oil Summit is under way in Paris. It brings together energy ministers and oil executives from all around the world. What is the future of oil and where is the world’s energy going to come from? Those are the questions taking centre stage. Markus Karlsson speaks to one of the key players of the summit: Maria Van Der Hoeven, the Executive Director of the International Energy Agency.
Thilo Sarrazin, German politician and writer
03/04/2013 - THE INTERVIEW

Thilo Sarrazin, German politician and writer

German politician and writer Thilo Sarrazin stirred a huge outcry in Germany when he argued in an explosive book that Muslim immigrants were undermining German society by failing to integrate. With his book now published in French, he speaks to Douglas Herbert about why he feels he’s been made a scapegoat for raising a taboo.
Tracy Chamoun, Lebanese author and politician
02/04/2013 - THE INTERVIEW

Tracy Chamoun, Lebanese author and politician

Armen Georgian meets Tracy Chamoun, the scion of one of Lebanon’s most famous dynasties. The first woman to found a political party in the Arab world - the Liberal Democrats Party of Lebanon - she talks about her plans and hopes for her country, and about coming to terms with the murder of her father, his second wife and their young children during the Lebanese civil war.

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Bravo Khaled!

Bravo Khaled! Et tu soulignes, contrairement au discours général, que plusieurs éléments étaient insupportables depuis quelques temps. Seuls ce qui ne voulaient pas le voir ou dont les indicateurs ne prennent pas en ligne de compte les droits de l'homme n'ont pas compris et ne comprennent toujours pas ce qui advient.
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