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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".

31/01/2009 - THE FRANCE 24 INTERVIEW

Daniel Vasella, Chairman and CEO, Novartis

FRANCE 24's Stéphanie Antoine met Daniel Vasella, CEO of Novartis, a healthcare group, at the World Economic Forum in Davos to discuss the strategy of Novartis throughout the economic turmoil and the issue of access to medecine.
28/01/2009 - THE INTERVIEW

Esther Duflo, Economist, Professor MIT

One of the top young economists, our guest today founded the Poverty Action Lab at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and has helped redefine development economics, all in the aim of helping the poor lead better lives.
27/01/2009 - THE INTERVIEW

Patrick Artus, Director of Economic Research, Natixis Bank

Despite billions of dollars in government bailouts, the global economy continues slow. With protectionism and inward looking economic policies lurking, are we at risk of further instability?
22/01/2009 - THE INTERVIEW

Jean-Marie Messier, CEO Messier and Associates

What can a self described devotee of free market practices and globalization teach us about the financial crisis? Jean-Marie Messier is back in the spotlight to promote his new book: "Le jour où le ciel nous est tombé sur la tête".
21/01/2009 - THE INTERVIEW

Albolhassan Bani-Sadr, former president of Iran

What does the future hold for Iran? Our guest today was the first president of the Islamic Republic of Iran, which will celebrate its 30th anniversary this February 12th. Although secular, Bani-Sadr has worked closely with Ayatollah Khamenei.

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