Can the Doha Framework end the conflict in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo? Kinshasa has handed over 15 prisoners to a powerful rebel alliance. It's part of an agreement signed last year in the Qatari capital. So, what are the hurdles to lasting peace?

In this episode: 


Kambale Musavuli, Analyst, Center for Research, Congo-Kinshasa.


Felix Ndahinda, Researcher, Great Lakes region, specialising in conflict resolution, peace and transitional justice.


Abdulla Al Etaibi, Assistant Professor, International Affairs, Qatar University.

Host: Per Nyberg

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Can the Doha Framework end the conflict in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo?&nbsp;Kinshasa has handed over 15 prisoners to a powerful rebel alliance.&nbsp;It's part of an agreement signed last year in the Qatari capital.&nbsp;So, what are the hurdles to lasting peace?
In this episode:&nbsp;
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Kambale Musavuli, Analyst, Center for Research, Congo-Kinshasa.
</li>
<li>
Felix Ndahinda, Researcher, Great Lakes region, specialising in conflict resolution, peace and transitional justice.
</li>
<li>
Abdulla Al Etaibi, Assistant Professor, International Affairs, Qatar University.
</li>
</ul>
Host: Per Nyberg
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Can the Doha Framework end the conflict in Democratic Republic of Congo?

The Alternative for Germany is on top in Sunday's election in the east German state of Saxony-Anhalt, with about 44 percent of the vote. It's benefitted from voters' economic concerns and anger over immigration. The party is also leading in national polls. So what are the implications of the AfD's electoral rise for Germany and for Europe?

In this episode: 


Olaf Boehnke - Berlin Director of the political consultancy Rasmussen Global and former Senior Advisor in the German Bundestag


Max Otte - Founder of Privatinvestor Capital and a 2022 German presidential candidate


Ulrich Bruckner - Professor of European Studies at Stanford University in Berlin

Host: Rishaad Salamat

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The Alternative for Germany is on top in Sunday's election in the east German state of Saxony-Anhalt, with about 44 percent of the vote. It's benefitted from voters' economic concerns and anger over immigration. The party is also leading in national polls. So what are the implications of the AfD's electoral rise for Germany and for Europe?
In this episode:&nbsp;
<ul>
<li>
Olaf Boehnke - Berlin Director of the political consultancy Rasmussen Global and former Senior Advisor in the German Bundestag
</li>
<li>
Max Otte - Founder of Privatinvestor Capital and a 2022 German presidential candidate
</li>
<li>
Ulrich Bruckner - Professor of European Studies at Stanford University in Berlin
</li>
</ul>
Host: Rishaad Salamat
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How will the far-right AfD's electoral rise impact Germany?

Reigniting the centuries-old Falklands dispute. Argentina's president says sovereignty over the islands remains a national objective. The UK insists the territory is British. What's really triggered the latest argument about the Falkland Islands?

In this episode: 


Diego Guelar - Former Argentinian ambassador to the U.S., EU and China


Christopher Sabatini - Director of the Latin America Programme at Chatham House


Javier Farje - Journalist and historian specialising in Latin American affairs

Host: Cyril Vanier

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Reigniting the centuries-old Falklands dispute.&nbsp;Argentina's president says sovereignty over the islands remains a national objective.&nbsp;The UK insists the territory is British.&nbsp;What's really triggered the latest argument about the Falkland Islands?
In this episode:&nbsp;
<ul>
<li>
Diego Guelar - Former Argentinian ambassador to the U.S., EU and China
</li>
<li>
Christopher Sabatini - Director of the Latin America Programme at Chatham House
</li>
<li>
Javier Farje - Journalist and historian specialising in Latin American affairs
</li>
</ul>
Host: Cyril Vanier
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What's triggered the latest argument about the Falkland Islands?

International efforts intensify to find a way forward for Libya.  The country is controlled by two rival governments.  And diplomacy is aimed at holding elections - to help find a way to govern the fractured country.  So, can a way forward be found? 

In this episode: 
Mustafa Fetouri - Independent Libyan academic and award-winning journalist
William Lawrence - Director of the North African Area Studies Program at the National Council on US-Arab Relations, former US diplomat in Libya 
Faraj Najem - Libyan historian and political researcher and author of 'Tribe, Islam and State in Libya'

Host: Cyril Vanier

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International efforts intensify to find a way forward for Libya.&nbsp; The country is controlled by two rival governments.&nbsp; And diplomacy is aimed at holding elections - to help find a way to govern the fractured country.&nbsp; So, can a way forward be found?&nbsp;
In this episode:&nbsp;
<ul>
<li>Mustafa Fetouri - Independent Libyan academic and award-winning journalist</li>
<li>William Lawrence - Director of the North African Area Studies Program at the National Council on US-Arab Relations, former US diplomat in Libya&nbsp;</li>
<li>Faraj Najem - Libyan historian and political researcher and author of 'Tribe, Islam and State in Libya'</li>
</ul>
Host: Cyril Vanier
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Can the Doha Framework end the conflict in Democratic Republic of Congo?

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