Daniel Keohane

Daniel Keohane, a Paris-based senior research fellow at the European Union Institute for Security Studies, said however the threat of arrest, even years down the track, could intensify the Libyan conflict and Gaddafi's resolve to stay in power.
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"They've boxed themselves in by describing victory as Gaddafi leaving," said Daniel Keohane of the EU Institute for Security Studies think tank. "I don't think there's any way they can walk away now. There's a political imperative to carry on."
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"Si les forces rebelles apparaissent chercher à se venger des partisans de Kadhafi, cela pourrait créer un énorme problème politique pour l'Alliance parce que le mandat de l'ONU, qui est de protéger les civils, doit s'appliquer à tous", observe Daniel Keohane, de l'Institut d'études de sécurité de l'Union européenne. Le Monde

"My sense is the French have accepted in principle that NATO should play a role. The real issue is Turkey and whether or not they get the assurances they want." New York Times