Ivory Coast, one year on: Beyond the ouster of Laurent Gbagbo (part 2)

The economy has rebounded and Laurent Gbagbo is at the International Criminal Court. But now comes the hard task of punishing the guilty among the winners and reconciling a nation where many are still too scared to go home.

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Moussa DIALLO, Member of "Rassemblement des Républicains";
François NDENGWE, Founder, African Advisory Board;
Joseph LAKE, Africa analyst, Economist Intelligence Unit;
Matt WELLS, West Africa researcher, Human Rights Watch;
Nicolas GERMAIN, France 24 Journalist.

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Programme produced and edited by Elom Marcel Toble, Anelise Borges and Mary Colombel.

Presenter

François Picard

16/11/2010 - THE DEBATE

France reshuffle: Sarkozy plays his hand

After trimming down his cabinet, is Nicolas Sarkozy in fighting form for his assumed 2012 re-election bid? The polls indicate the opposite and critics feel the "hyperpresidency" needs to slow down, but our panellists tell François Picard how with a free hand in parliament, the French president can still afford to push on with reforms.

12/11/2010 - THE DEBATE

G20 Summit: China, the US… and the rest (part 2)

Was it a G20 or a G2 summit that opened in Seoul? Trade and currency imbalances between the US and China have hogged the headlines out of the South Korean capital. If they don’t tackle those imbalances, the governor of the Bank of England predicts the next 12 months could be "even more difficult and dangerous" than the ones we've just been through.

12/11/2010 - THE DEBATE

G20 Summit: China, the US… and the rest

11/11/2010 - THE DEBATE

Can Bush redeem himself? (part 2)

As George W. Bush breaks a two-year silence since leaving the White House to plug “Decision Points”, can the former US president make something of a political comeback with his memoirs? The France 24 Debate looks at the book and the man with guests that include a member of Republicans abroad and Radio France International's former Washington bureau chief.

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