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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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The death of the Swedish model?
28/05/2013 - THE DEBATE

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