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No exit: can France, NATO find a solution without Gaddafi?

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The French prime minister says the time has come for a “political solution” in Libya. But how do you find one while ignoring Muammar Gaddafi? François Picard’s panel draws the lessons of four months of NATO bombings.

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  • Pierre VILLARD, President of the French Peace Movement
  • Walid PHARES, profesor of global strategy, National Defense Unbiversity
  • Charles GIVADINOVITCH, national secretary for the french governing party UMP

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Libya: What's the plan?
22/03/2011 - THE DEBATE

Libya: What's the plan?

The stated aim of foreign intervention is to protect Libyan civilians, but is it more about protecting oil? The Stop The War Coalition thinks so. François Picard's other guests disagree.
Cataclysm in Japan (part 2)
16/03/2011 - THE DEBATE

Cataclysm in Japan (part 2)

In the face of its worst disaster since World War Two, faced with a major nuclear accident and rolling power outages, François Picard’s panel explains why Japan has shown amazing resilience. But will a nation that for two decades has been struggling to get out of the economic doldrums fall into irreversible decline or come out of it all galvanized?
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Cataclysm in Japan
16/03/2011 - THE DEBATE

Cataclysm in Japan

In the face of its worst disaster since World War Two, faced with a major nuclear accident and rolling power outages, François Picard’s panel explains why Japan has shown amazing resilience. But will a nation that for two decades has been struggling to get out of the economic doldrums fall into irreversible decline or come out of it all galvanized?
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Quake shakes faith in nuclear power (part two)
15/03/2011 - THE DEBATE

Quake shakes faith in nuclear power (part two)

Arguments abound over whether it was a good idea to build nuclear power plants in a seismic area, over the scale of the disaster at the Fukushima complex, and over the viability of atomic energy in the West.
Quake shakes faith in nuclear power
14/03/2011 - THE DEBATE

Quake shakes faith in nuclear power

Arguments abound over whether it was a good idea to build nuclear power plants in a seismic area, over the scale of the disaster at the Fukushima complex, and over the viability of atomic energy in the West.

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