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Syria: After Houla - June 1, 2012

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The Houla massacre may be a turning point in Syria but for now, main backer Russia’s not budging. Also, a fresh revelation contradicts past claims by French politicians on the outbreak of Rwanda’s genocide and a royal row over the merits of monarchies on the eve of Queen Elisabeth’s diamond jubilee.

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Anne-Elisabeth Moutet,Columnist, The Sunday Telegraph
Vivienne Walt, Contributor, Time Magazine
Régis Le Sommier, Deputy Editorial Director, Paris Match
Stefan De Vries, Paris Correspondent, RTL4

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Produced by Paul Maakad, Mary Colombel, Sara Bertilsson
 

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