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Diplomacy: The Sarkozy Revolution

This week, the two main contenders for the presidential election are taking a short break from their non-stop crisscrossing of France. Socialist François Hollande visits London, while Nicolas Sarkozy heads to Brussels for yet another "crucial" EU summit. This gives us the perfect opportunity to assess Nicolas Sarkozy's foreign policy during a five-year term marked by military interventions in Libya and Ivory Coast, the Arab spring and the eurozone debt crisis.

On the set:

  • Christian MALARD, International affairs editor, France 3 TV;
  • Gilles DELAFON, Journalist, Canal + TV and Author of "Le Règne du mépris" ("The reign of disdain").
18/05/2009 - Politics

Is France beyond reform? (part 2)

Melissa Bell interviews Jean-Jacques Zambrowski, professor of health economics, Bertrand Monthubert, French Socialist Party representative for research and education, and Stephan de Vries, RTL4 correspondent in Paris.
18/05/2009 - Politics

Is France beyond reform?

Melissa Bell interviews Jean-Jacques Zambrowski, professor of health economics, Bertrand Monthubert, French Socialist Party representative for research and education, and Stephan de Vries, RTL4 correspondent in Paris.
18/05/2009 - POLITICS

The European elections

Melissa Bell discusses the upcoming European elections with Pierre Lequiller, UMP MP, President of the European Affairs Committee, Claire Edey, European elections candidate (Socialist Party) and Ingrid Hayes from the New Anticapitalist Party.
06/05/2009 - Politics

The deterioration of the social climate in France (Part 2)

Melissa Bell interviews Eric Pape, freelance journalist, Gilles Granier from the French Communist Party and Christophe Aguiton from ATTAC.
06/05/2009 - Politics

The deterioration of the social climate in France (Part 1)

Melissa Bell interviews Guy Rider, General Secretary of the International Trade Union Confederation, and Yves Veryier from the French Union “Force Ouvrière”.

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