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Ai Weiwei, Chinese dissident artist

Chinese artist and cyber-dissident Ai Weiwei speaks to France 24's Henry Morton about his illegal detention in 2011. Today, he considers himself "quite free", even if he can’t leave the Chinese territory. He stresses the opportunities that internet offers when it comes to expressing oneself as an artist and individual. Finally, he warns against expecting anything from the new Chinese leadership, so long as artists are considered enemies.

13/07/2009 - THE INTERVIEW

Gilles Petard retraces Michael Jackson’s steps

Michael Jackson began his career with the Jackson Five with Motown, the first black-owned music label. Gilles Petard, former head of the record label Motown France, looks back on Jackson’s years of jazz, soul and pop.
08/07/2009 - THE INTERVIEW

Former Tour de France doctor Jean-Pierre de Mondenard

French physician Jean-Pierre de Mondenard, a former doctor for cycling's Tour de France and author of "La Grande imposture" (“The Big Masquerade”), says all the cyclists take drugs.
02/07/2009 - THE F24 INTERVIEW

Fredrik Reinfeldt, prime minister of Sweden

Sweden has taken over the revolving European Union presidency. Fredrik Reinfeldt, the Swedish prime minister, outlined the main objectives of his six-month mandate at the head of the EU in an interview with France 24.
02/07/2009 - The F24 Interview

Ryan Crocker, former US Ambassador to Iraq

Ryan Crocker has more than 30 years of experience as a diplomat in Iraq. He explains the difficulties faced in the country as the US troops prepare to draw back to the barracks.
30/06/2009 - The F24 Interview

Temurl Iakobashvili, Deputy Prime Minister of Georgia

Last August Russian troops rolled into South Ossetia and Abkhazia, separatist states of Georgia. We ask Temurl Iakobashvili what more the EU could have done and what role it should now have in the country.

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