Kang Kyung-wha – Foreign Minister, South Korea

Out of step with both the US and Japan; how vulnerable is South Korea?

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Mia Khalifa: Former adult actress

What does Mia Khalifa's story tell us about the porn industry and 21st century culture?

• 23 mins

Gabon's Minister of Forests and Environment - Lee White

Can Gabon find a sustainable balance between the needs of man and nature?

• 23 mins

IT entrepreneur and philanthropist - Dame Stephanie Shirley

What can we learn from someone who made the most of a life nearly ended in childhood?

• 23 mins

Sea Rescue Captain - Carola Rackete

Will Carola Rackete's actions encourage more people smuggling and more suffering?

• 23 mins

Former UK Lord Chancellor - Lord Falconer

Is Labour in any fit state to win an election amid Britain’s Brexit chaos?

• 23 mins

Robert Mugabe

A 1997 interview with the former president of Zimbabwe

• 23 mins

French MEP and former Europe Minister - Nathalie Loiseau

Has the EU's patience with British indecision run out?

• 23 mins

Independent MP, UK - Heidi Allen

Is there any clarity and coherence to the opponents of Brexit?

• 23 mins

Anson Chan - Chief Secretary of Hong Kong, 1993-2001

Is Hong Kong’s fragile status quo irretrievably broken?

• 23 mins

Chairman, United Liberation Movement for West Papua - Benny Wenda

Can Benny Wenda take on Jakarta, and win?

• 23 mins

South Africa's Minister of International Relations - Naledi Pandor

South African government minister Naledi Pandor on violence against African migrants

• 23 mins

Lebanon's Foreign Minister - Gebran Bassil

Why is Lebanon dogged by chaos?

• 23 mins

President of Microsoft - Brad Smith

How do we ensure our astonishing technological advances are harnessed for good, not harm?

• 23 mins

Former White House Communications Director - Anthony Scaramucci

Is impeachment a trap for President Trump's opponents?

• 23 mins

Lawyer - Kimberley Motley

What have almost two decades of American intervention in Afghanistan achieved?

• 23 mins

Daughter of former Chief Minister of Kashmir Mehbooba Mufti - Iltija Mufti

Do Kashmiris have any choice but to accept their new reality?

• 23 mins

Actor and activist - Jameela Jamil

Is Jameela Jamil's campaign to make us feel better about our bodies working?

• 23 mins

Brazil's Environment Minister - Ricardo Salles

How credible are the Brazilian Government's environmental policies?

• 23 mins

Suede singer-songwriter Brett Anderson

Singer-songwriter Brett Anderson on reinvention and outlasting the fluctuations of taste

• 23 mins

Financier and Brexit backer Stuart Wheeler

A successful businessman and lifelong gambler who has backed Brexit with his own cash

• 23 mins

Professor of Computer Science at University of California, Berkeley - Stuart Russell

Is it fanciful to imagine the machines taking over?

• 23 mins

British intelligence whistleblower - Katharine Gun

What makes a whistleblower?

• 23 mins

Minister of Foreign Affairs, Turkey - Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu

Is Turkey creating further instability in Syria?

• 23 mins

Sally Lane and John Letts, parents of Jack Letts

What will become - what should become - of Jack Letts?

• 23 mins

Alfred Bosch

Stephen Sackur speaks to Alfred Bosch, Catalan minister for foreign action.

• 23 mins

Zohrab Mnatsakanyan - Minister of Foreign Affairs, Armenia

Stephen Sackur speaks to Zohrab Mnatsakanyan, Armenia’s foreign minister.

• 23 mins

Former spy - Willie Carlin

What was it like to be a spy during the Troubles in Northern Ireland?

• 23 mins

Casey Legler: What does it take to emerge from darkness?

Stephen Sackur interviews a former Olympic swimmer turned artist, model, and now writer

• 23 mins

Campaigner and businesswoman Gina Miller

How has Gina Miller, a non-politician, had such an impact on Britain’s politics?

• 23 mins

Richard Haass - President, Council on Foreign Relations

Stephen Sackur interviews former senior US diplomat Richard Haass.

• 23 mins

Hong Kong’s Secretary for Housing and Transport , 2012 – 2017 - Anthony Cheung

How long can Hong Kong protests go on without a major intervention from Beijing?

• 23 mins

Esther Duflo - Nobel Prize-winning economist

Shaun Ley speaks to the Nobel Prize winning economist Esther Duflo.

• 23 mins

Film director - Ken Loach

Can cinema change society?

• 23 mins

Minister for Islamic Affairs in Malaysia -Mujahid Yusof Rawa

Are racial and religious divides threatening Malaysia’s stability and future prospects?

• 23 mins

Investigative journalist - Ronan Farrow

How did a Hollywood insider break the story that took the shine off Tinseltown?

• 23 mins

Author and explorer - Sir Ranulph Fiennes

What's Sir Ranulph Fiennes' motivation for a life of extreme adventure?

• 23 mins

Christopher Ruddy: How much trouble is Donald Trump in?

Will the impeachment proceedings on Capitol Hill derail Donald Trump's presidency?

• 23 mins

Mangaliso Ndlovu: Can Zimbabwe avert environmental disaster?

Zimbabwe is wrestling with economic crisis, endemic corruption and prolonged drought.

• 23 mins

Liu Xiaoming: How will China respond to unrest in Hong Kong?

Is Chinese leader Xi Jinping facing the most serious challenge of his presidency?

• 23 mins

Wendell Pierce: A tale of two Americas

Wendell Pierce starred as Detective Bunk Moreland in the American TV series The Wire

• 23 mins

Stephen Sackur is on the road in Zimbabwe

How are Zimbabweans faring in the face of economic collapse and environmental crisis?

• 23 mins

Behrouz Boochani: Six years as a marooned migrant

Behrouz Boochani is now a prize-winning author, but is his long-term fate any clearer?

• 23 mins

Daniel Jones: The man who unveiled the CIA’s darkest secrets

Daniel Jones led a six-year investigation into the CIA's torture practices after 9/11

• 23 mins

Megan Phelps-Roper: Leaving 'America's most obnoxious hate group'

A former Westboro Baptist Church member discusses leaving the group

• 23 mins

Eliot Higgins: Searching for facts in a 'post-truth' world

Can complex truths be revealed using digital fragments from the worldwide web?

• 23 mins

Aryana Sayeed: Afghanistan’s biggest pop star

She has braved death threats to campaign for women’s rights and artistic freedom

• 23 mins

Bill Bryson: US author demystifying the British

What has US author Bill Bryson learned from his gentle search for understanding?

• 23 mins

Staffan de Mistura: Can the international community still stop wars?

Is it time to acknowledge the irrelevance of the international peacemakers?

• 23 mins

Andrew Mitchell MP: What will Boris Johnson do next?

The scale of the Conservative Party triumph promises to have seismic consequences.

• 23 mins

Malcolm Gladwell: Should we trust strangers?

Stephen Sackur meets the author described as America's most famous intellectual

• 23 mins

Ayad Allawi: What if the US pulls out of Iraq?

Do rising tensions between the US and Iran spell disaster for Iraq?

• 23 mins

Vali Nasr: Have strategic realities in the Middle East changed?

Who’s gained and who’s lost after the killing of Iranian commander Qasem Soleimani?

• 23 mins

Sir Antony Gormley: Britain's most successful sculptor

His inspiration is the human body, in fact, his own body.

• 23 mins

Douglas Silliman: What is Donald Trump's strategy in Iraq?

The former US ambassador to Iraq assesses the White House's possible next moves

• 23 mins

Seth Freedman: Spying for Harvey Weinstein

Who polices the shadowy world of private intelligence?

• 23 mins

Tony Garnett: Making TV with a radical purpose

Another chance to hear our 2016 interview with the pioneering film and TV producer

• 23 mins

Alexander Blackman: How should crimes on the battlefield be handled?

Former Royal Marine Alexander Blackman killed a wounded Taliban fighter in 2011

• 23 mins

Don Bacon: Will Republicans regret their loyalty to Trump?

Stephen Sackur speaks to Republican Congressman Don Bacon

• 23 mins

Mindu Hornick: Don't let Auschwitz memories erode

Mindu Hornick and her sister survived Auschwitz 75 years ago, but their family did not

• 23 mins

Patrick Suckling: Is Australia becoming a climate pariah?

The country's former Ambassador for the Environment analyses the government's approach

• 23 mins

Jean-Claude Juncker: What's next for the EU and Britain?

Stephen Sackur speaks to the outgoing EU Commission President

• 23 mins

Lauri Love: The realities of cyber security

What does an accused hacker's case tell us about the realities of cyber security?

• 23 mins

Ai Weiwei: Huawei, Hong Kong and being an artist in exile

China's most internationally-famous artist reflects on its political and cultural reality

• 23 mins

Ian Blackford: Does the SNP have a winning strategy?

The Scotish nationalists have plenty of passion, but do they have a winning strategy?

• 23 mins

John Kani: Art and activism

How hard is it to tell South Africa’s post-apartheid story?

• 23 mins

Len McCluskey: What's the future of the UK Labour Party?

The leader of the party's biggest financial backer on what it should do next

• 23 mins

Paul Krugman: Nobel Prize-winning economist warns of threat to America’s economic future

Is partisanship infecting every corner of today's realm of ideas?

• 23 mins

Agnes Callamard: Investigating the Khashoggi and Soleimani killings

Stephen Sackur interviews UN Special Rapporteur on extra judicial killing Agnes Callamard

• 23 mins

Halima Aden: Challenging supermodel stereotypes

Top models are deemed to have a look that attracts and sells. But how diverse is it?

• 23 mins

Tarana Burke: What difference has #MeToo made?

Stephen Sackur speaks to the woman who first coined the phrase "Me Too"

• 23 mins

Alan Dershowitz: Are the rich above the law?

Stephen Sackur cross examines one of America's most high profile lawyers.

• 23 mins

Dr Yasser Abu Jamei: Mental health in Gaza

What happens to a people living with trauma and collective despair?

• 23 mins

Professor David Heymann: The fight against coronavirus

Is the World Health Organisation moving fast enough?

• 23 mins

Mmusi Maimane: Can his new party become a force in South Africa?

Zeinab Badawi asks Mmusi Maimane about the state of South African politics

• 23 mins

David Tait: Speaking out about sexual abuse

Shaun Ley interviews David Tait, successful financier and survivor of sexual abuse

• 23 mins

Gabriel Attal: Has the magic worn off France's Emmanuel Macron?

Mr Attal is the Minister for Youth and a rising star in the President’s En Marche party.

• 23 mins

William Kentridge: The unnaturalness of apartheid

Zeinab Badawi is in Johannesburg, talking to renowned artist William Kentridge

• 23 mins

Congressman Anthony Brown: Is Joe Biden really the best the Democrats can do?

Democrat Congressman Anthony Brown on the best candidate to beat Donald Trump

• 23 mins

Ian Goldin: Will Covid-19 cause a new recession?

How severe will the financial effects of the coronavirus be?

• 23 mins

Mufaddal Hamadeh: Is the world indifferent to Syria's sufffering?

Shaun Ley speaks to the president of the Syrian American Medical Society

• 23 mins

Eoin Ó Broin: Will Sinn Fein be part of Ireland's government?

Does political uncertainty now make Ireland especially vulnerable to coronavirus?

• 23 mins

Laurence Boone: Is enough being done to prevent a recession?

The chief economist at the global economic forum, the OECD, discusses Covid-19

• 23 mins

Margaret Heffernan: Is it time to embrace uncertainty?

Acclaimed writer Margaret Heffernan has published a book on the fallacies of forecasting.

• 23 mins

Antonio Guterres: How should the UN fight Covid-19?

The Secretary General of the United Nations talks to Zeinab Badawi

• 23 mins

Ola Källenius: Surviving coronavirus's economic shock

What will the economic landscape look like when the pandemic is over?

• 23 mins

Jens Stoltenberg: Has Nato risen to the challenge of Covid-19?

Could Covid-19 enhance or undermine multi-lateral institutions?

• 23 mins

Brian Cox: From poverty to Succession

What drives the star of the hit HBO drama Succession?

• 23 mins

Gordon Brown: Can world leaders be persuaded to work together?

Is there any hope of real global cooperation in the current geopolitical climate?

• 23 mins

David Nabarro: Is the WHO failing its greatest test?

Stephen Sackur speaks to the World Health Organisation's special envoy for Covid-19

• 23 mins

Zoltan Kovacs: Is the EU facing its first de facto dictatorship?

Stephen Sackur speaks to Hungary's State Secretary for International Communication

• 23 mins

Yuval Noah Harari: Covid-19 - a new regime of surveillance?

What 21st-century lesson can we draw from the spread of Covid-19?

• 23 mins

Liu Xiaoming: Is China a victim of Covid-19 or the source of the problem?

Can the world trust China to come clean over the Covid-19 virus?

• 23 mins

Dutch MEP Sophie in't Veld: 'Decline of the EU is possible but it's in our own hands'

Pro-EU Dutch MEP Sophie in't Veld on challenges for the EU as it deals with coronavirus

• 23 mins

US Democrat Senate Candidate Jaime Harrison: Joe Biden 'bringing calm to the storm we're in'

Jaime Harrison is running against Republican Senator Lindsay Graham in South Carolina

• 23 mins

Luiz Henrique Mandetta: Brazil's sacked Health Minister speaks out

Fired by Pres Bolsonaro, we ask Mr Mandetta if Brazil risks being the new Covid epicentre

• 23 mins

David Miliband: President, International Rescue Committee

Former UK Foreign Secretary David Miliband on international response to coronavirus

• 23 mins

Anders Tegnell: Is Sweden the best model for coronavirus response?

Sweden's no-lockdown response has attracted worldwide attention - is it working?

• 23 mins

French Minister for Economy and Finance Bruno Le Maire: EU faces 'gravest crisis'

France's Minister for Economy and Finance on how the EU should respond to the pandemic

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