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Gaddafi's ghost: The spillover from Libya's lawlessness (part 2)

Mali’s not the only country feeling the spillover effect of Libya’s lawlessness as Gaddafi’s arsenal gets spent and fighters fan out across the region. The cross-border attack on an Algerian gas complex has certainly caught the West’s attention. As for Libyans, the challenge is to disarm local militias.

  • William JORDAN, Former Deputy Chief of Mission of the US State Department in Algiers;
  • Paul MELLY, Associate Fellow of the Africa Programme, Chatham House;
  • Radidja NEMAR, Junior Researcher at IRSEM (Military Academy French Strategic Institute), Visiting Researcher at Yale Law School;
  • Oliver MILES, Former British Ambassador to Libya.

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    Programme prepared and produced by Christopher Davis, Mary Colombel and Yann Pusztai  

Show me the money: France's transparency problem
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Show me the money: France's transparency problem

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The Boston bombings: a painful reminder of vulnerability (part 2)
16/04/2013 - THE DEBATE

The Boston bombings: a painful reminder of vulnerability (part 2)

There are still no hard answers, but lots of anguish and questions, a day after back-to-back explosions rocked America's oldest and most prestigious marathon. Douglas Herbert's panel discuss how Americans are dealing with a tragedy that Barack Obama is calling a cowardly "act of terror" - and look at how the rest of the world is reacting.
The Boston bombings: a painful reminder of vulnerability
16/04/2013 - THE DEBATE

The Boston bombings: a painful reminder of vulnerability

There are still no hard answers, but lots of anguish and questions, a day after back-to-back explosions rocked America's oldest and most prestigious marathon. Douglas Herbert's panel discuss how Americans are dealing with a tragedy that Barack Obama is calling a cowardly "act of terror" - and look at how the rest of the world is reacting.
Venezuela: The death of Chavism? (part 2)
16/04/2013 - THE DEBATE

Venezuela: The death of Chavism? (part 2)

Why did Hugo Chavez's anointed successor blow a double-digit lead in the polls? François Picard's panel argues over whether Venezuela's election signals a fundamental shift for Latin America's left/right divide.
Venezuela: The death of Chavism?
15/04/2013 - THE DEBATE

Venezuela: The death of Chavism?

Why did Hugo Chavez's anointed successor blow a double-digit lead in the polls? François Picard's panel argues over whether Venezuela's election signals a fundamental shift for Latin America's left/right divide.

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