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Wednesday, 2 May, 2012

Foreign Affairs: Challenges to the Chinese leadership

Is war between Sudan and South Sudan inevitable? What is going on in Ukraine regarding Euro 2012 football? Plus challenges to the Chinese leadership, including blind lawyer Chen Guangcheng finding his way into the American embassy. WRS’s Pete Forster discusses these international issues with panelists Imogen Foulkes, Matthew Stevenson and Daniel Warner:

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Journalists and pedestrians take photos across the street from the hospital where blind Chinese activist Chen Guangcheng is recuperating in Beijing, China. U.S. officials said Thursday they are still trying to help Chen who says he fears for his family's safety, and denied he was pressured to leave the American Embassy to resettle inside China.(Keystone/AP Photo/Ng Han Guan)

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