Michael Spence, Nobel Laureate in Economic Sciences

Following a crunch summit of eurozone leaders which led to an agreement on Greek debt, Michael Spence, Nobel Laureate in Economic Sciences, tells Stéphanie Antoine why he thinks there is still a lot of work to be done and why the euro has still not been completely saved.

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Hans-Gert Poettering, president of the European Parliament

As Europe plunges into recession, some governments have adopted national rescue plans. FRANCE 24's Christophe Robeet asks Hans-Gert Poettering whether the current crisis could unravel the very fabric of the European project.

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Zoe Valdes, a Cuban author exiled in France

Our guest has simultaneously published two very different books: “Danse avec la vie”, full of passion and eroticism, and “La fiction Fidel”, a historical analysis of Fidel Castro’s rise to power.

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Joaquim Bitterlich: Europe against the crisis

With the crisis taking hold around the globe, European as well as international cooperation has been put to the test. Joaquim Bitterlich, former German Ambassador to NATO and advisor to Chancellor Kohl analyzes the challenges ahead.

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Yossi Beilin: moving forward with the Mideast peace process

Former Israeli Justice Minister Yossi Beilin’s idea of a two state solution is now widely viewed as the only way of achieving peace in the Middle East. We’ll be asking him what lies ahead for Israel and the region under Netanyahu.

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Douglas Yates explores France’s oil industry

France’s oil men: Who are they and how did they develop one of the world’s most lucrative businesses? Our guests’ latest book “The French Oil Industry and the Corps des Mines in Africa” dares to delve deeper.

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