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Carlos Ghosn, ex-Nissan chief, walks out of DW’s Conflict Zone interview

Former Nissan boss and international fugitive Carlos Ghosn abruptly stopped an interview with DW's Conflict Zone, arguing "bad faith" by host Tim Sebastian.

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