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Libya - NATO: mission fatigue sets in (part 2)

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French and Italian liaison officers are dispatched to Libya, but to what end? Is there an easy way out of the Libyan crisis? Or is Libya NATO's latest quagmire?

DEBATE
  • Hall GARDNER. Professor and Chair, Department of International and Comparative Politics, AUP.
  • Ernest HEROLD. Former bureau chief of the Defence operation at the US Embassy in Paris.
  • Richard DALTON. Associate Fellow, Middle East and North Africa Programme, Chatham House. Former British Ambassador to Libya.
  • Jacques MYARD. UMP MP. Member of the Foreign Affairs Commission at the French National Assembly.
  • Alain RICHARD. Former French Defence Minister.

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