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SUMMARY:Diplomacy and the Arab Spring: A Franco-British Perspective on the
  Libyan Crisis - Speaker to be confirmed
DTSTART:20141121T173000Z
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CONTACT:Ben Taylor
DESCRIPTION:In September 2011\, Nicolas Sarkozy and David Cameron were che
 ered by an enthusiastic crowd in Benghazi\, after Britain and France had c
 ontributed to the fall of Colonel Gaddafi's regime.\nIn September 2012\, a
 gain in Benghazi\, US Ambassador Christopher Stevens was killed in a terro
 rist attack. \nIn autumn 2014\, Libya doesn't make the newspapers' headlin
 es any more\, but violent fighting is currently engulfing two factions of 
 the former anti-Gaddafi rebels.\n\nThe Cambridge University European Socie
 ty\, Young European Movement Cambridge\, and Cambridge University French S
 ociety cordially invite you to discuss all of this and more with two diplo
 matic heavyweights: Richard Northern\, former British Ambassador to Libya 
 (2010-2011)\, and Emmanuel Rimbert\, French diplomat and author who former
 ly served as press attaché and political advisor in Libya (2013-2014)\, w
 ill be joining us for an afternoon of debate\, followed by a more informal
  chat accompanied by nibbles and wine.\n\nThis promises to be an incredibl
 e occasion to hear about the French and British diplomatic standpoints wit
 h regard to Libya directly from two of the people who helped to shape such
  standpoints!\n\nWe hope to see many of you there! If you could RSVP to ds
 674@cam.ac.uk (or simply tick to attend this Facebook event) it would be g
 reat. Please do not feel that such a response would constitute a commitmen
 t: a RSVP will only help us gauge numbers (for the venue and refreshment).
LOCATION:William Mong Hall\, Sidney Sussex College
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