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REM lead singer Michael Stipe

The American rock band REM split up in 2011 after 31 years together

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Rawdah Mohamed: Fashion and Muslim women

Can fashion overturn negative stereotypes of Muslim women?

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Zainab Ahmed: Can Nigeria avert financial meltdown?

Zeinab Badawi speaks to Nigeria鈥檚 finance minister

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Victor Gao: 100 years of the Chinese Communist Party

Is Beijing's method of governing fit for the future?

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Christian Happi: Can Africa become a world leader in vaccine development?

Zeinab Badawi speaks to the Professor of Genomics Christian Happi.

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Writer Lionel Shriver

Lionel Shriver's latest book explores themes around ageing and voluntary euthanasia

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N Ram: Is freedom of expression under threat in India?

One of India鈥檚 most influential media voices, N Ram, on freedom of expression

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James Lovelock: The future of life on Earth

A 2021 interview with the scientist behind the Gaia hypothesis

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Jess Phillips: What happened to progressive politics?

Stephen Sackur speaks to the prominent Labour MP

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Mexican journalist Lydia Cacho: Can courage overcome injustice?

Mexican journalist and activist Lydia Cacho is currently in exile for her own safety

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Michael Holding: Can sport win its fight against racism?

A cricketing great on his stand against racism and his support for taking the knee

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Laurent Lamothe: Can anything be done to end Haiti's suffering?

Stephen Sackur speaks to former Haitian Prime Minister, Laurent Lamothe

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Fikile Mbalula: Is South Africa's government being confronted with its own failure?

Stephen Sackur speaks to South Africa鈥檚 transport minister

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Hamdullah Mohib: Can the Afghan government hold out against the Taliban?

Sarah Montague speaks to Afghanistan's National Security Advisor Hamdullah Mohib

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P茅ter Szijj谩rt贸: Is Hungary undermining European values?

Stephen Sackur speaks to the Hungarian Foreign Minister

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Lazarus Chakwera: President of Malawi

Can the Malawian President keep the promises he made to voters last year?

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Sir Hilary Beckles: Reparations for slavery

How to address the sins and legacy of the transatlantic slave trade?

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RoseAnne Archibald: Uncovering Canada's dark past

Stephen Sackur speaks to the Canadian First Nations leader and politician

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Sir Andrew Pollard: The war on Covid-19

Stephen Sackur speaks to one of the scientists behind the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine

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Hamid Mir: Is Pakistan a safe place for journalists?

Hamid Mir was taken off air after he spoke out against Pakistan's powerful military

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Daryl Davis: Reaching out to the KKK

A musician who has spent four decades trying to talk to America鈥檚 most diehard racists

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Getachew Reda: What is the endgame for Tigray's rebels?

As conflict continues in northern Ethiopia, what is the endgame for Tigray鈥檚 rebels?

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Aly Raisman: Are gold medals put above athletes' wellbeing?

An Olympic gymnastics champion who spoke out about abuse talks to Stephen Sackur

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Tobias Ellwood: Britain's Afghanistan exit

How damaging could the consequences be?

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Kamila Sidiqi: What future do Afghanistan's women face?

Stephen Sackur speaks to a government adviser who escaped Kabul as the Taliban took over

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Gedion Timothewos: Ethiopia's civil war

The conflict between government forces and Tigrayan rebels has cost thousands of lives

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Paula Kahumbu: Saving Africa's wild spaces

Stephen Sackur speaks to a Kenyan conservationist Paula Kahumbu

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Andrei Kelin: Russia, Afghanistan and the UK

What does the situation in Afghanistan say about the wider geopolitical balance of power?

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Maggi Hambling: An evolving creative vision

An acclaimed and sometimes controversial artist talks to Stephen Sackur

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Omar Zakhilwal: What ideology will prevail in Afghanistan?

Hardtalk speaks to a former minister who has been involved in talks with the Taliban

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