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Another chance to listen to Zeinab Badawi’s 2020 interview with William Kentridge, a South African considered to be one of the world’s greatest living artists. Show more
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Stephen Sackur speaks to Zimbabwean opposition politician Job Sikhala, who’s promising a grassroots movement to challenge the ruling Zanu-PF party. But is change possible? Show more
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First broadcast: on BBC World Service OnlineLatest broadcast: on BBC World Service Online
Brandon Bryant's time as a drone operator has left him feeling angry - we find out why. Show more
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Could Turkey be slipping back into conflict? Zeinab Badawi talks to Turkish MP Ertuğrul Kürkçü, Honorary President of the pro-Kurdish People's Democratic Party (HDP). Show more
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Zeinab Badawi talks to the South African jazz musician and political activist Hugh Masekela who laments the loss of authentic African culture in his country. Show more
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First broadcast: on BBC World Service OnlineLatest broadcast: on BBC World Service Americas and the Caribbean
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The film-maker Werner Herzog is responsible for some of the most beautiful images captured on film but after fifty years making movies is his love of film as intense as ever? Show more
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Does the contest to win the leadship of Britain's Labour Party suggest a growing ideological split in left wing politics in Britain and around the world? Show more
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Stephen Sackur asks Raul Romeva, who wants an independent Catalonia, why the obsession with secession at a time when Europe is facing economic stagnation and mass migration? Show more
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Are we on the cusp of an era shaped by Artificial Intelligence? Science fiction? Not according to Nick Bostrom. Show more
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The Australian economy is being hit hard by the slowdown in China and the slump in global commodity prices. Stephen Sackur talks to the billionaire mining magnate Andrew Forrest. Show more
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Georgia's Defence Minister, Tinatin Khidasheli, has been making the case for the former Soviet state to join Nato. Is Nato prepared to face up to Russia over Georgia? Show more
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Does David Cameron's position on Syria and the migrant crisis make sense? Hardtalk speaks to the Chairman of the UK's Foreign Affairs Select Committee, MP Crispin Blunt. Show more
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HARDtalk is in Hungary for an exclusive interview with the Foreign Minister, Péter Szijjártó. How well is Hungary handling the migration crisis on its borders? Show more
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French Minister of Economy, Emmanuel Macron. A millionaire former banker, he is spearheading reforms that are unpopular with supporters of the ruling socialist party. Show more
23 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC World Service OnlineLatest broadcast: on BBC World Service West and Central Africa
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Will Europe ever agree on how to tackle the migration crisis? Show more
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Russia is pursuing a rapidly escalating military intervention in Syria. Does the West have a coherent strategy for the region? And does the EU have a security strategy at all? Show more
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American author Jonathan Franzen on his life and work and why he hates so much of the modern culture around him. Show more
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Is delivering healthcare in the world’s conflict zones becoming more dangerous? HARDtalk speaks to Joanne Liu, International President of Médecins Sans Frontières. Show more
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First broadcast: on BBC World Service OnlineLatest broadcast: on BBC World Service West and Central Africa
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The escalation of Russia's military involvement in Syria has been greeted with dismay in Washington. What does Syria tell us about US foreign policy making in the age of Obama? Show more
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The front runner to win the party's presidential nomination is Donald Trump. Stephen Sackur asks Eric Cantor what on earth is going on inside the Republican party? Show more
