Douglas Herbert meets Reed Brody, legal advisor and spokesperson for Human Rights Watch. The human rights group cites 'overwhelming evidence' that former President George W. Bush ordered the use of torture in a new report. They are pressuring President Barack Obama to prosecute him and members of his former administration.
Douglas Herbert speaks to Elliott Abrams, senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations and former deputy national security adviser to George W. Bush. He gives us his point of view on Barack Obama's Middle East policy and on the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Douglas Herbert meets H. Odein Ajumogobia, Nigerian Foreign Minister. After days of post-election violence in Nigeria, he talks about Nigerian ethnic and religious divisions and President Goodluck Jonathan’s efforts to bring peace to African's most populous country.
Millions of Nigerians head to the polls this weekend to choose their next president. In a country where voting has often been synonymous with fraud and violence, there's a sense that something is different this time. Election officials are promising that these elections will be free and transparent - and many people say they believe them.
Douglas Herbert talks to René Frydman, Head of Gynecology-obstetrics reproduction at Antoine Beclère Hospital near Paris. Professor Frydman made headlines when he announced the birth of the first French "double hope" baby, whose umbilical chord could be used to cure his siblings. The birth created yet another debate over genetics in France.
Douglas Herbert talks to John Vinocur, Former Paris Bureau Chief and Columnist at the International Herald Tribune, about some of the news stories that shaped world affairs in 2010.
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