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Hamadi Jebali, Tunisian Prime Minister

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In the wake of opposition leader Chokri Belaid’s murder, Tunisian Prime Minister Hamadi Jebali has pledged to form a new government of non-political technocrats. Despite the fact that his own party rejects his plan, he tells Taoufik Mjaied why he will stick to his decision and how it will put an end to the worsening crisis in Tunisia.

THE INTERVIEW
Stéphane Marchand, Journalist, 'La revue' magazine
06/02/2013 - THE INTERVIEW

Stéphane Marchand, Journalist, 'La revue' magazine

America’s top spies look 20 years into the future and see a more dangerous planet. But can the CIA really predict the future? Is there anything really surprising in the report, entitled Global Trends 2030? Douglas Herbert puts these questions to Stéphane Marchand, journalist at "La revue".
Mukesh Kapila, Former UN Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator, Sudan
05/02/2013 - THE INTERVIEW

Mukesh Kapila, Former UN Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator, Sudan

France 24's Armen Georgian speaks to Mukesh Kapila, the UN whistleblower who lost his job for condemning the failure to prevent genocide in Darfur. Kapila, now a campaigner against genocide and crimes against humanity for the Aegis Trust, shows France 24 rare video footage of a new crisis unfolding in Sudan – this time in Blue Nile state and in South Kordofan.
Mathieu Guidère, Professor of Islamic Studies, University of Toulouse
04/02/2013 - THE INTERVIEW

Mathieu Guidère, Professor of Islamic Studies, University of Toulouse

It's now been two years since a powerful wave of revolt swept across the Arab world, changing the political map. Yet the euphoria of that moment is gone, replaced by despair and disillusionment. So where have the revolutionaries gone? Douglas Herbert puts the question to Mathieu Guidère, a professor of Islamic Studies at the University of Toulouse and a specialist in radical Islam.
David W. Lesch, Professor of Middle East History
31/01/2013 - THE INTERVIEW

David W. Lesch, Professor of Middle East History

This week, UN-Arab League special envoy Lakhdar Brahimi warned the UN Security Council that Syria is "breaking up before everyone's eyes". To discuss this issue and what the future holds for the Assad regime, Marc Perelman speaks to David W. Lesch, Professor of Middle East History at Trinity University and author of "Syria: The Fall of the House of Assad".
Brent Scowcroft, Former US National Security Advisor
30/01/2013 - THE INTERVIEW

Brent Scowcroft, Former US National Security Advisor

Despite concern among war-weary Americans, the Obama administration has helped to airlift French troops and equipment to Mali. Philip Crowther asks former US National Security advisor Brent Scowcroft how far the US involvement in Mali may go.

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