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Syria alleged chemical attack: Gunfire delays deployment of weapons inspectors

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Our panellists discuss the week's top headlines. First we look at Syria and the outcome of the strikes on alleged chemical weapons labs. With the OPCW unable to access the sites some accuse Russia and Syria of covering up the evidence of their chemical weapons use. Will the Syrian battleground remain a proxy war for the larger powers at play? We also look at the new Cuban President and his relation to the old regime and Macron's efforts to reform both at home and in Europe.

Added on the 20/04/2018 20:11:54 - Copyright : France 24 EN

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