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- Abdelaziz Bouteflika - al Qaeda - Al Shabaab - Algeria - François Hollande - hostages - Mali


Mali Spillover

When jihadists overrun a major gas export site in the Sahara desert, Algerian authorities prove quick to react. As dramatic events unfold near the Libyan border, the world wakes up to conflict in neighbouring Mali and asks if Algiers is part of the problem or part of the solution.

By Anelise Borges
  • Said BEN ALI. France 24 Correspondent;
  • Jeremy KEENAN. Professor of African studies, London University(from London);
  • Emmanuel GOUJON. Consultant, Africa Global Approach;
  • Cyril VANIER. International Affairs Editor, France 24;
  • James CREEDON. Media Editor, France 24.

Produced by François Picard, Anelise Borges, Mary Colombel, Diaraye Bah.

Watch the second part here.

Obama, state secrets and the right to know (Part 2)
04/06/2013 - THE DEBATE

Obama, state secrets and the right to know (Part 2)

Hero or traitor? François Picard’s panel argues over whether US army private Bradley Manning really did “aid the enemy” and whether the Obama administration is showing excess zeal in pursuing potential leakers of classified information.
Obama, state secrets and the right to know
04/06/2013 - THE DEBATE

Obama, state secrets and the right to know

Hero or traitor? François Picard’s panel argues over whether US army private Bradley Manning really did "aid the enemy" and whether the Obama administration is showing excess zeal in pursuing potential leakers of classified information.
Turkey erupts: Taksim Square, the next Tahrir? (part 2)
03/06/2013 - THE DEBATE

Turkey erupts: Taksim Square, the next Tahrir? (part 2)

It's more than just the bulldozing of one of the rare public parks in central Istanbul that's sparked an unprecedented wave of defiance against Turkey's prime minister of ten years. François Picard's panel reflects on Reçep Tayep Erdogan's next move.
Turkey erupts: Taksim Square, the next Tahrir?
03/06/2013 - THE DEBATE

Turkey erupts: Taksim Square, the next Tahrir?

It's more than just the bulldozing of one of the rare public parks in central Istanbul that's sparked an unprecedented wave of defiance against Turkey's prime minister of ten years. François Picard's panel reflects on Reçep Tayep Erdogan's next move.
Tibet: A losing battle? (part 2)
30/05/2013 - THE DEBATE

Tibet: A losing battle? (part 2)

With China going from strength to strength, is the outside world's resolve wavering over Tibet? François Picard's panel reacts to France 24's undercover reporting on Beijing's "Sinicization" - enforced assimilation - of the Tibetan capital.

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