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Roland Oliphant is joined by The Telegraph’s Sarah Newey to talk about her interview with one of the international combatants fighting in Myanmar’s brutal civil war. Plus: as violence escalates in Haiti, MSF are suspending activities in the metropolitan area of Port-au-Prince until further notice. We hear from their head of mission about the decision and what the mood is like on the ground.
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Roland Oliphant (Host)
Sarah Newey (Global Health Security Correspondent)
Christophe Garnier (MSF’s Head of Mission in Haiti)
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