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DSK's accuser talks: make-or-break strategy in sex crimes case (part 2)

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Newsweek’s Christopher Dickey describes how hotel maid "Nafissatou Diallo seemed genuine when she was talking about two things", the alleged assault by Dominique Strauss-Kahn and her pride "in a job that was her way of getting out of Africa".

DEBATE
  • Christopher DICKEY. Newsweek's Paris Bureau Chief and Mideast Editor; columist for The Daily Beast (from New York).
  • Martine MOSCOVICI. Criminal Lawyer at the Paris Bar.
  • Ron SOFFER. Lawyer at the Paris and New York Bars.
  • Anne-Elizabeth MOUTET. The Sunday Telegraph.
  • Douglas HERBERT. International Affairs Editor.

Watch the first part here. 

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Merkel's next move: Will Germany stick to its guns on austerity?

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Egypt's presidential poll: The revolution, Part II
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Egypt's presidential poll: The revolution, Part II

Fifteen months after Hosni Mubarak's fall, the second act of Egypt's revolution is underway. Millions of Egyptians are choosing a president in the first free elections in the country's 5,000-year history. Douglas Herbert and his panel discuss whether the newly elected president will have a chance of healing divisions while tackling poverty and fighting violent crime.
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What's the deal in Mali?
22/05/2012 - THE DEBATE

What's the deal in Mali?

Is Mali’s freshly-signed agreement to restore democracy in doubt? Malians express shock after the beating of their interim president by supporters of the junta that could have been stopped, say François Picard’s guests.

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