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Refugee crisis: the end of Europe without borders? (Part 2)

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Marc Perelman interviews Richard Yung, French Socialist Senator; François Lafond, Director of the German Marshall Fund (Paris Office); Vibeke Knoop-Racheline, Paris Correspondent of Aftenposten; and Stefan Braendle, Journalist, Frankfurter Rundschau.

POLITICS

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Program prepared by Narimène LAOUADI.
 

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24/03/2009 - POLITICS

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