Latest update: 19/01/2012 

- Aung San Suu Kyi - Burma - French politics - Karen rebels - politics - Thein Sein


Inside Burma: On the road to peace and democracy?

Democratic overtures catch Burma-watchers by surprise, but human rights campaigners say they’re sceptical: many more political prisoners remain behind bars and substantive peace talks with ethnic rebel movements are yet to happen.

  • Zoya PHAN. Campaign Manager, Burma Campaign UK. Author of "Undaunted: My Struggle for Freedom and Survival in Burma" (from London);
  • Marie BATTINI. Media officer, Info Birmanie France (French NGO);
  • David CAMROUX. Research fellow, CERI - Sciences Po Paris; South-East Asia expert.

Watch the second part here.

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.
Fear and Fanaticism: has the US right got it wrong on Islam? (part 2)
11/03/2011 - THE DEBATE

Fear and Fanaticism: has the US right got it wrong on Islam? (part 2)

Is it radical Islam or religious intolerance that's on the rise in the U-S? Hearings in Washington spark cries of a witchhunt.
Fear and Fanaticism: has the US right got it wrong on Islam?
11/03/2011 - THE DEBATE

Fear and Fanaticism: has the US right got it wrong on Islam?

Is it radical Islam or religious intolerance that's on the rise in the U-S? Hearings in Washington spark cries of a witchhunt.
France - Return of the Far Right (part 2)
10/03/2011 - THE DEBATE

France - Return of the Far Right (part 2)

As French far-right leader Marine Le Pen rides high in the polls, one of the leaders of her National Front party tells François Picard that his party does not hate immigrants. Le Pen is nonetheless planning a trip to the Italian island where asylum seekers fleeing North Africa have been landing.

React to the article
Comment this article typing your message in the above text zone. Please note that this is limited to 1500 characters or less.
(0) Reactions
Read more
Close