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Yurii Tokar: Russia deployed Kenyans to death zone

2

Mikhail Ulyanov: Rescuing Iran nuclear talks

3

Hanan Balkhy, WHO chief for Sudan and Iran: work continues despite conflicts

4

Emma Grede, entrepreneur: Success needs trade-offs

5

Sam Liang, Otter.ai CEO: AI captures everything

6

Robert Brovdi, Ukraine drone commander: Striking inside Russia

7

SungAh Lee, International Organisation for Migration: Sudan needs us

8

Ringo Starr, musician: I never play music alone

9

Isaac Larian, entrepreneur: Failure is the foundation for success

10

Dr Kalema-Zikusoka, wildlife vet: Saving gorillas

11

Arlo Parks, singer-songwriter: I want to make music that lasts

12

The Epstein survivors speak

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John Healey, UK Defence Secretary: Russia’s covert operations

14

Mark Suzman, Gates Foundation: Countries should be embarrassed

15

Simukai Chigudu, African politics professor: I support reparations

16

Parmy Olson, AI expert: Who controls the future?

17

Eric Idle, comedian: Nothing is off limits in comedy

18

Jeremy Hansen, astronaut: Moon mission shows best of humanity

19

Winnie Byanyima, head of UNAids: I am somebody who fights for social justice and gender equality

20

Mohammed Idris, Nigeria’s Information Minister: Stopping militant attacks

21

Dr Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, head of the WTO: What is going on in the Middle East will have a significant impact on trade

22

Joy Phumaphi, African Leaders Malaria Alliance: Malaria is an all of society challenge

23

Nadia Calviño, EIB President: Can Europe compete?

24

Ali Bahreini, Iran’s UN Ambassador: No surrender

25

Alexander Stubb, President of Finland: We live in a world of disorder

26

Tracey Emin, artist: I’ve been given a second chance

27

Vincent Clerc, CEO of Maersk: The two sides of war

28

Karim Beguir, co-founder of InstaDeep: People are too gloomy about AI

29

Samantha Power, former US Ambassador to UN: Closing USAID was soft power suicide

30

Julia Gillard, former Australian PM: The backsliding of gender equality

31

Guillermo del Toro, director: I only make movies for art

32

Dr Nyaradzayi Gumbonzvanda, UN deputy director for women: Africa must prioritise water over war

33

Volodymyr Zelensky, President of Ukraine: We will not lose this war

34

Boris Johnson and Sir Tony Radakin: Ukrainians are heroes

35

José Andrés, chef and humanitarian: Food is a human right

36

Majid Takht-Ravanchi, Iran’s deputy foreign minister: US giving conflicting signals

37

Gisèle Pelicot: Shame must be carried by the accused, not the victims

38

Jonathan Haidt, social psychologist: We're at a tipping point for kids and technology

39

Dame Sarah Mullally, Archbishop of Canterbury: Working in partnership with others

40

Azar Nafisi, author: Iranians are fighting for their freedom

41

Dr Aaron Motsoaledi, South African health minister: The fight against HIV/AIDS continues.

42

Henrique Capriles, Venezuelan opposition leader: What comes next for Venezuela?

43

Julie Inman Grant, Australia’s eSafety Commissioner: Keep kids away from social media until they are ready

44

Hind Kabawat, Syrian Minister: It is hard to be the only woman, I feel lonely

45

Vitali Klitschko, Mayor of Kyiv: We're fighting to survive

46

Helen Thompson, professor of political economy: A new era of global power politics

47

Nicholas Opiyo, human rights lawyer: Ugandans want change

48

Chloé Zhao, director: I was an outsider

49

Antonio Guterres, UN Secretary General: The threat to international law from power

50

Karol Nawrocki, Polish President: Europe has lost its way

51

Gustavo Petro, Colombian President: US military action is a real threat

52

Arminka Helic, campaigner against sexual violence in war: Rape is used as part of genocide

53

Gabriel Zuchtreigel, Director of Pompeii: Archaeology is the most democratic form of history

54

Mustafa Suleyman, Artificial Intelligence pioneer: People should be healthily afraid of AI

55

Nigel Casey, UK ambassador to Russia: No communication is extremely dangerous

56

Diego Calva, actor: Latin America is more than violence, salsa music and food

57

2025 on The Interview

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2025 on The Interview

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2025 on The Interview

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Arden Cho, actor: I was born in America, but wasn’t seen as American

61

Audrey Tang, Taiwan’s cyber ambassador: Bringing digital diplomacy to the world

62

Jordan Bardella, National Rally leader: France must control immigration

63

Jacinda Ardern, former New Zealand PM: World leaders need empathy

64

María Corina Machado, Venezuelan opposition leader: Our fight for freedom is a fight for peace

65

Dr. Badr Abdelatty, Egyptian Foreign Minister: We’re pushing hard to end Sudan conflict

66

Patti Smith, musician: Artists have a responsibility to speak up

67

Melanie Perkins, Canva CEO: From information to imagination

68

Anika Wells, Communications Minister: Australia’s social media ban

69

Shabana Mahmood, British Home Secretary: Do not make that boat crossing

70

Maria Ressa, freedom of speech campaigner: The information apocalypse is threatening democracy

71

Sir Nick Clegg, former global affairs chief at Meta: Social media’s power paradox

72

Twinkle Khanna, author: Indian women’s aspirations have changed

73

Sundar Pichai, CEO of Google: AI prone to errors

74

Sir Anthony Hopkins, actor: I turn turmoil into energy

75

Noura Erakat, Palestinian-American humans rights lawyer: The law has failed Palestinians

76

Brandi Carlile, singer-songwriter: I believe in the separation of church and state

77

Maria Alyokhina, Russian punk activist: The price of political art was prison

78

Sir Salman Rushdie, author: Writing fiction in a time of lies

79

Nhial Deng Nhial, South Sudanese politician: South Sudan is being run down

80

Sir Bradley Wiggins, cyclist: I couldn’t see hope or joy

81

Edward Enninful, former editor of British Vogue: Fashion has to be more inclusive

82

Sir Philip Pullman, author: Fantasy can be unsatisfactory

83

Jimmy Wales, Wikipedia co-founder: We’re living in an era of a massive lowering of trust

84

Kamala Harris, former US Vice President: I am not done

85

David Grossman, author: Isolating Israel is not the answer

86

Dr Vivek Murthy, former US Surgeon General: Loneliness is public health risk

87

Jamie Dimon, head of US bank JP Morgan Chase: I am worried about the global economy

88

Malala Yousafzai, global education campaigner: I did not know who I was

89

Duma Boko, President of Botswana: The world will listen to Africa

90

Bjorn Borg, tennis champion: I’ve always been a private person

91

Chris Wright, US Energy Secretary: The problem with climate alarmism

92

Hassan Sheikh Mohamud, President of Somalia : Somalia has a serious security challenge

93

Amina Mohammed, UN Deputy Secretary-General: Peace as a word is losing its value

94

Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, Brazilian President: I have no relationship with President Trump

95

Moazzam Malik, Chief Executive of Save the Children UK: Working on the ground in Gaza

96

Stevie Wonder, musician: Songs stay with you forever

97

Mike Pence, former US Vice President: US will soon get deserving government

98

Sheku Kanneh-Mason, cellist: Obsession is a driver

99

Francis Fukuyama, political economist: America’s Putin-esque direction

100

Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, former president of Liberia: How to rebuild a country

101

Pete Townshend, musician: Farewell tour doesn’t mean the end

102

Gustavo Dudamel, conductor: Music has the power to unite

103

Eliot Higgins, founder of Bellingcat : Algorithms don’t drive the truth

104

Giuseppe Lavazza, CEO of Lavazza: Coffee is a big responsibility

105

Captain Jim Lovell, Apollo 13 commander: We were going to survive

106

Ajay Banga, President of the World Bank: The world must focus on creating jobs

107

Pieter Engelbrecht, CEO of Shoprite: We have a purpose to help people survive

108

John Denton, Secretary-General of the ICC: Uncertainty is harming business

109

Petr Pavel, Czech President: Russia cannot stand economic pressure

110

John Kerry, Former US Secretary of State: We face a special challenge in America

111

Sergei Tikhanovsky, Belarussian opposition activist: Belarus will be free

112

Guli Francis-Dehqani, Church of England Bishop: We were outsiders

113

Friedrich Merz, German Chancellor: Europe was free-riding on US

114

Donald Trump, US President: I’m disappointed with Putin

115

Catherine Corless, Irish historian: I’m going to be a voice for these children

116

Keith Siegel, freed Israeli hostage: I pray for peace

117

Sir Keir Starmer, UK Prime Minister: The UK needs strong international relationships

118

Majid Takht-Ravanchi, Iran’s Deputy Foreign Minister: Regime change is a futile exercise

119

Philippe Kehren, CEO of multinational Solvay: Reducing reliance on China’s rare earth metals

120

Andrius Kubilius, EU Commissioner for Defence and Space: A new era of defence readiness

121

Martina Navratilova, tennis champion: Women are judged by a different metric to men

122

Muhammad Yunus: We dream of creating a new Bangladesh

123

Yoshua Bengio: AI’s risks must be acknowledged

124

Mike Huckabee, US Ambassador to Israel: ‘Hamas isn't interested in ending the war’

125

Bill Gates: The importance of aid and philanthropy

126

Carsten Breuer, the German chief of defence: Nato faces "very serious threat" from Russia

127

Tom Fletcher, UN Humanitarian Chief: Is the world doing enough to get aid into Gaza?

128

Matt Garman, CEO of Amazon Web Services - what is the future of big tech?

129

Surviving Syria’s sectarian violence

130

Dovilė Šakalienė, Defence Minister of Lithuania: Uncertain times for Europe

131

Doris Salcedo, Colombian artist - giving voice to victims of violence

132

Radosław Sikorski, Foreign Minister of Poland: Dealing with the growing threat from Russia

133

Sir John Major, former UK Prime Minister - are the lessons of WW2 being forgotten?

134

Joe Biden: Can the world still rely on America?

135

Tidjane Thiam, Ivory Coast opposition leader - can he run for president?

136

Prince Harry: Is his safety at risk?

137

Emi Mahmoud, poet: Has the world abandoned Sudan?

138

Kurt Volker, former US diplomat: Decoding Trump, the second time around

139

Sir Jim Ratcliffe, billionaire businessman: Making Manchester United great, again

140

Bobi Wine, the Ugandan opposition politician: From the streets to state?

141

Lady Gaga, music legend and film star: Inside the chaos

142

Akinwumi Adesina, President of the African Development Bank: Mission accomplished?

143

David van Weel, Dutch Minister of Justice: Preparing for disaster

144

Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, President of Namibia: What challenges does she face?

145

Daniel Noboa, President of Ecuador: Can Ecuador find peace?

146

Justin Welby, former Archbishop of Canterbury: I forgive serial abuser John Smyth

147

Introducing The Interview podcast

148

HARDtalk: Coda

149

HARDtalk: The early years review

150

Reid Hoffman: Should we trust the tech elite?

151

Allen Ault: Opposing the death penalty

152

Christine Lagarde: Can Europe's economy withstand Trump 2.0?

153

Dominique de Villepin: Can Europe become a superpower in its own right?

154

Son of Hans Frank, Governor General of Nazi Occupied Poland - Niklas Frank

155

Roger Carstens: Do hostage deals risk making problems worse?

156

Volker Türk: Are we sleepwalking into a dystopian future?

157

Badiucao: Art, power and China

158

Lord Sumption: Is liberal democracy in big trouble?

159

Victoria Spartz: Has Donald Trump switched sides on Ukraine?

160

N. Ram: Freedom of expression in India

161

Laila Soueif and Sanaa Seif: Hunger for freedom

162

Jake Sullivan: The legacy of the Biden White House

163

Tom Fletcher: What is the impact of US foreign aid cuts?

164

Omar Abdullah: Can he bring peace to Jammu and Kashmir?

165

Dhananjaya Chandrachud: Justice and the rule of law

166

Hardeep Singh Puri: India's big ambitions

167

Basem Naim: Can Gaza find long-term peace?

168

Mouaz Moustafa: Will Syrians get justice?

169

Ehud Olmert: This war must end now

170

Vladimir Kara-Murza: Is Putin vulnerable?

171

Asif Kapadia: Pushing the boundaries of film-making

172

Alice Edwards: Is it possible to eradicate torture?

173

Alan Hollinghurst: How has Britain changed since the 1980s?

174

HARDtalk - 2024 Review

175

Dmytro Kuleba: What are Ukraine's options?

176

Marty Baron: Is mainstream media in terminal decline?

177

Terumi Tanaka: Is nuclear war unthinkable?

178

Mark Alford: Is America ready for Trump 2.0?

179

Arab Barghouthi: Will his father shape Palestinians' future?

180

Peter Boehringer: Is Germany's far right in a powerful position?

181

Barbara Taylor Bradford: A woman of substance

182

Liz Carr: The UK's assisted dying debate

183

Aleksandar Vučić: Is Serbia looking to the West or Russia and China?

184

Masoumeh Ebtekar: Is Iran's leadership in danger of losing its grip?

185

Paddy Hill: Rebuilding after a miscarriage of justice

186

Sir Steve McQueen: The power of film

187

Farah Nabulsi: Challenging imbalance in value of human life

188

Edmund Bartlett: Does Jamaica have a security problem?

189

Jason Jones: How can you change cultural attitudes?

190

Andrei Kelin: Is Vladimir Putin reshaping geopolitics?

191

Fred Fleitz: What would Donald Trump's foreign policy look like?

192

Diane Foley: Bringing detained Americans home

193

Chris Murphy: Is Kamala Harris a candidate for change?

194

John Bolton: Is America too divided to offer global leadership?

195

Frank Skinner: What unites his many sides?

196

Seyed Hossein Mousavian: How vulnerable is Iran?

197

Ali Abbasi: Is censorship a growing cross-cultural problem?

198

Marietje Schaake: Is Silicon Valley too powerful?

199

Danny Danon: Can force alone deliver security for Israel?

200

Tamir Pardo: Does Israel's greatest threat come from within?

201

Kim Aris: The fate of Aung San Suu Kyi and Myanmar

202

Imaan Mazari-Hazir: Seeking justice for Pakistan's disappeared

203

María Corina Machado: Defending democracy in Venezuela

204

Amin Salam: Can all-out war be averted in Lebanon?

205

Ingrid Newkirk: Will humans ever go animal-free?

206

Martin Griffiths: Can the humanitarian system survive?

207

Oliviero Toscani: Photography with a social conscience

208

Philippe Lazzarini: Is UNRWA's mission in Gaza impossible?

209

James Earl Jones: An incredible journey

210

Balázs Orbán: Has Hungary's government created a template for far-right movements?

211

Senator Lindsey Graham: Will Trump return to the White House?

212

Fawzia Koofi: Women's rights in Afghanistan

213

Rev Andrey Kordochkin: Putin and the Church

214

Motaz Azaiza: Photographing Gaza

215

Andris Sprūds: Is Latvia on a war footing?

216

Neil Lawrence: Being human in the age of the machine

217

Nicola Procaccini: How has hard-right rule changed Italy?

218

Olha Stefanishyna: Does Ukraine's Russia offensive make sense?

219

Karuna Nundy: Human rights and justice in India

220

Shannon Watts: Will the votes of white women swing the Trump-Harris race?

221

Pavel Latushka: Can change in Belarus only come with change in Moscow?

222

Ian Goldin: Is migration a drag or a driver of progress?

223

Chris Ruddy: Is Trump's team worried?

224

Garry Conille: What can he do for Haiti?

225

The whistleblowers

226

Ohad Tal: Is Israel gearing up for a multi-front war?

227

Adam Smith: Can Kamala Harris beat Donald Trump?

228

Syed Zafar Islam: Will Narendra Modi change course?

229

Taro Kono: Can Japan reboot itself for the 21st Century?

230

Maria Corina Machado: Can Venezuela's fortunes change?

231

Oliver McTernan: Is peace in the Middle East an impossible dream?

232

Maria Butina: Is time on Russia's side?

233

Laurie Bristow: The West's failure in Afghanistan

234

Ilya Ponomarev: How significant is Russian resistance to Putin?

235

Asma Khan: Can cooking change the world?

236

Husam Zomlot: Is diplomacy dead in the Israel-Gaza conflict?

237

Anne Enright: Changing Ireland

238

Fabrice Leggeri: What would a far-right victory mean for France?

239

Sachin Pilot: Is India heading for consensus or chaos?

240

Dmytro Kuleba: Ukraine war at critical juncture

241

Mathieu Kassovitz: Where is France going?

242

Akinwumi Adesina: Africa rising?

243

Jean-Noël Barrot: A snap election in France

244

Eyal Weizman: The politics of architecture

245

Mickey Bergman: What difference do hostage negotiators make?

246

R. Derek Black: Renouncing white nationalism

247

Mohammad Shtayyeh: Will the Palestinian Authority work with Hamas?

248

Stephen J Shaw: Are falling birth rates a crisis for humanity?

249

Espen Barth Eide: Why will Norway recognise a Palestinian state?

250

Jim Skea: Are humans bungling our chance to avert disaster?

251

Gillian Slovo: Has her writing exorcised demons?

252

Alexander Stubb: Has Nato membership left Finland stronger?

253

Sir Ron Dennis: The need for speed

254

Bill Blair: Canada's defence strategy

255

Gabrielius Landsbergis: Does Europe back Lithuania?

256

Jonathan Haidt: Should we be worried about children having smartphones?

257

Mihai Popșoi: Is Moldova the new Russian battleground?

258

Paul Auster: 'We are divided in ways we have never seen before'

259

Ami Ayalon: Is Israel fighting an unwinnable war?

260

Amin Salam: Can Lebanon's government avert catastrophe?

261

Joan Donoghue: Has the ICJ ruling changed anything in Gaza?

262

Daniel Dennett: Philosophy and atheism

263

Richard Haass: How should the US respond to global risks?

264

Arseniy Yatsenyuk: Could Ukraine lose?

265

Danny Danon: Will Israel listen to its allies?

266

Eddie Marsan: Do the arts neglect working-class people?

267

Paul Caruana Galizia: Can his family get justice?

268

Job Sikhala: Is change possible in Zimbabwe?

269

Humza Yousaf: Is the SNP's supremacy in Scotland under threat?

270

Naomi Alderman: Power and technology

271

Tom Shakespeare: Redefining disability

272

Lila Rose: Could abortion be banned in the entire US?

273

Mohamed Irfaan Ali: Is oil a blessing or a curse for Guyana?

274

On the road in Guyana

275

Judith Butler: Gender and identity

276

Luis Abinader: Will the Dominican Republic help Haiti?

277

Chris Mullin: Have lessons been learned from the Birmingham Six injustice?

278

Jan Egeland: Is the international community failing to protect the most vulnerable?

279

Claude Joseph: Can anything save Haiti?

280

Leonid Volkov: Is the anti-Putin movement out of options?

281

Ericka Huggins: Do the Black Panthers have lessons for Black Lives Matter?

282

Riyad Mansour: Why are the diplomats failing?

283

Sathnam Sanghera: Britain's imperial legacies

284

Salome Zourabichvili: Where does Georgia's destiny lie?

285

Ciarán Hinds: Is Northern Ireland a creative powerhouse?

286

Jens Stoltenberg: Is Russia really preparing for a war with Nato?

287

HARDtalk: Defying Putin

288

Nikolai Denkov: Is Bulgaria a weak link in Europe's security?

289

Alexey Navalny: The interview

290

Bassem Youssef: Can laughter ever provoke political change?

291

Ukraine's Permanent Representative to the UN Sergiy Kyslytsya: Does Ukraine feel betrayed?

292

Cornel West: Could enough votes taken from Joe Biden help Donald Trump get elected?

293

Vassily Nebenzia: Is Russia influencing global opinions?

294

José Ramos-Horta: Peace and reconciliation

295

Abdalla Hamdok: Can Sudan find peace?

296

Ronald Lamola: Is South Africa's genocide case against Israel a geo-political game changer?

297

Jasvinder Sanghera: Abuse and the Church of England

298

Radek Sikorski: Will Poland's new government unite or divide the country?

299

Naomi Alderman: Apocalypse soon?

300

Regina Ip: What is Hong Kong's future?

301

Mark Regev: Is Israel serving its own best interests?

302

Mohammad Marandi: Is Middle East conflict what Iran really wants?

303

Sir Nicholas Winton: A Holocaust hero

304

Alicia Kearns: How much will 2024 test the West?

305

Stephen Cave: Should we want to live forever?

306

Aida Touma-Sliman: What does war mean for Israel's Arab population?

307

Past notes

308

2023 in review

309

Naftali Bennett: Has Israel responded unwisely?

310

Izzeldin Abuelaish: Can Palestinians still believe in forgiveness and peace?

311

Sandra Day O'Connor: The first female US Supreme Court judge

312

Victoire Ingabire Umuhoza: What Rwandans think of the UK migrant transfer deal

313

Fatih Birol: Is the global energy transition veering off course?

314

Jasem Albudaiwi: Could the Gulf states be destabilised by the conflict in Gaza?

315

Philippe Lazzarini: Could Gaza become unliveable?

316

Simcha Rothman: Is violence in Israel's best interests?

317

Cardinal Peter Turkson: Is the Catholic Church at a crossroads?

318

Jonna Mendez: Does the world still need spies?

319

Michel Roux: Is the business of fine food turning sour?

320

Chris Coons: Is team Biden in trouble?

321

Mark Alford: Do US Republicans have a winning formula?

322

Mervyn King: Global growth and inflation

323

Fiona Hill: Are overseas wars exposing US weaknesses?

324

Mustafa Barghouti: What next for the Palestinian people?

325

Carlo Rovelli: Life, the universe and white holes

326

Abdallah Bou Habib: Could Lebanon get dragged into war with Israel by Hezbollah?

327

Sir Lindsay Hoyle: Can the Speaker ensure parliament better serves the people?

328

Jakov Milatović: President of Montenegro

329

Lubaina Himid: Race, culture and modern Britain

330

Aiden Aslin: Captured, tortured and swapped by Russia

331

Adam Smith: How does the US navigate its multiple interests?

332

Husam Zomlot: Is Gaza on the brink of a humanitarian crisis?

333

Olha Stefanishyna: How solid is the West’s support for Kyiv?

334

Ehud Barak: Where will the Middle East conflict end?

335

Danny Danon: A new Middle East war

336

Lord Deben: Is short-term politics undermining climate action?

337

Paolo Gentiloni: Are divisions costing the EU on the global stage?

338

Anwaar-ul-Haq Kakar: Can he steer Pakistan through political turmoil?

339

Martin Griffiths: Is the UN system failing those in greatest need?

340

Kaja Kallas: Is Russia a threat to Estonia?

341

Shaharzad Akbar: How should the world respond to Afghanistan's crisis?

342

Caroline Lucas: Parliamentary politics or direct action?

343

Yuval Noah Harari: Are humans losing the ability to trust and co-operate?

344

Vladimir Milov: Could Putin outlast his enemies?

345

Mustafa Suleyman: How can AI be safely developed?

346

Tobias Billström: Controversy in Sweden

347

Lindsey Graham: Does Trump's comeback spell trouble for America?

348

Nancy Pelosi: American power abroad

349

Nureldin Satti: The war in Sudan

350

Peter Boehringer: Is the AfD a threat to German stability?

351

Feargal Sharkey: Britain's dirty water problem

352

Dominic Lee: Is China scaring investors away from Hong Kong?

353

Jasvinder Sanghera: Abuse and the Church of England

354

Sam Rainsy: Has Cambodia's opposition been outfoxed?

355

Lucy Prebble: How are writers facing the future?

356

John Cooper Clarke - where does his word magic come from?

357

Lord Goldsmith: Is a green backlash reshaping politics?

358

Nathan Law: Has China eradicated dissent in Hong Kong?

359

Andriy Khlyvnyuk: What is war doing to Ukraine’s culture?

360

Imran Khan: Is Pakistan heading for political chaos?

361

Kwame Kwei-Armah: Are audiences prepared to engage?

362

Isabella Tree: Is rewilding a pathway to a healthier planet?

363

Agnes Callamard: Is Amnesty facing a credibility crisis?

364

Lewis Pugh: Pushing the limits of the human body

365

Gabriel Boric: Can the new left bring change to Chile?

366

Mikhail Zygar: Is Putin in a vulnerable position?

367

Tomás Saraceno: What does 'being human' mean?

368

Laurence Boone: Can France's government deal with social divisions?

369

María Corina Machado: The existential fight for Venezuela

370

Ann Leslie: What does it mean to be a foreign correspondent?

371

Peter Boghossian: Has academia been corrupted by ‘woke’ ideology?

372

Jennifer Morgan: Is the rich world doing enough to combat climate change?

373

Anielle Franco: Can Brazil tackle racial inequality?

374

Rose Hudson-Wilkin, Bishop of Dover: Can the Anglican church hold together?

375

Patrick Verkooijen: Is climate change inevitable?

376

Dmytro Kuleba: Will Ukraine get the help it needs?

377

Shashi Tharoor: Is India on the right path?

378

Daniel Ellsberg: The dangers of military might

379

Andy Burnham: Can power in the UK be decentralised?

380

Peter Singer: Is the animal rights movement unstoppable?

381

Jonathan Shapiro (Zapiro): Satire in South Africa

382

Abdullah Mohtadi: What do Iran's Kurds want?

383

Ama Ata Aidoo: Celebrating women in Africa

384

Julius Malema: What would he do with power?

385

Roxane Gay: An unflinching memoir

386

Martin Amis: The 2013 interview

387

John Steenhuisen: Is he a credible alternative to the ANC?

388

Fikile Mbalula: Will the ANC pay the price of failure?

389

Sir Isaac Julien: The lasting impact of art

390

Jane Horrocks: The pathway to empowerment

391

Hartmut Dorgerloh: Where do colonial treasures belong?

392

Wavel Ramkalawan: Are the Seychelles becoming paradise lost?

393

Karin Kneissl: Vienna’s ties to Moscow and the impact of Austrian neutrality

394

Penpa Tsering: Preserving Tibet's identity

395

Marie-Agnes Strack-Zimmermann: Has war in Ukraine led to a rethink in Germany?

396

Niels Annen: Germany's new foreign policy

397

Baaba Maal: Can the Sahel overcome its challenges?

398

John Cooper Clarke: Punk and poetry

399

Vladimir Kara-Murza: Defying Putin

400

Péter Szijjártó: Is Hungary alienating the EU and Nato?

401

Christo Grozev: Investigating Russia

402

Danny Danon: Is Netanyahu jeopardising Israel’s future?

403

Ben Ferencz: The last Nuremberg trials prosecutor

404

Richard Neal: How Northern Ireland affects US-UK relations

405

Geoffrey Robertson: The case for international justice

406

David Beasley: Can the world afford to feed its most vulnerable?

407

Bogdan Aurescu: How is Romania handling the pressure from the war on Ukraine?

408

Petr Pavel: Can Ukraine still count on Europe's support?

409

Evgeny Popov: Are cracks appearing at the Kremlin?

410

James Daunt: Is the books industry a place where creativity and diversity truly thrive?

411

Mustafa Barghouti: Can Palestinians improve their situation?

412

Sergei Pugachev: Inside Putin's rise

413

Simcha Rothman: Is Israel plunging into chaos?

414

Notis Mitarachi: Has Greece's government lost the confidence of the people?

415

Félix Maradiaga: Standing up to Nicaragua's president

416

Tikhon Dzyadko: Is there an audience for independent news in Russia?

417

Ece Temelkuran: Is Erdogan's control of Turkey under threat?

418

Olesya Khromeychuk: Conflict and identity

419

Stefanie Green: The ethics of assisted dying

420

Waris Dirie: The fight against FGM

421

Mick Lynch: Strife, strikes and workers' rights

422

Kenneth Roth: Is the fight for human rights being lost?

423

Kira Rudik: Can Ukraine win this war?

424

Pervez Musharraf: Power in Pakistan

425

Zsuzsanna Szelényi: How strong is Viktor Orbán's grip on Hungary?

426

Sergey Karaganov: Is Putin placing bets he cannot win?

427

Dhananjayan Sriskandarajah: How should international aid work?

428

Robert Malley: What next for US policy on Iran?

429

Leopoldo Lopez: Has Venezuela’s opposition been outmanoeuvred?

430

Dmytro Kuleba: Is the West's hesitation undermining Ukraine?

431

Ruben Vardanyan: Nagorno-Karabakh and Putin

432

Celso Amorim: Is Brazil becoming ungovernable?

433

Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala: Is global free trade possible?

434

Jagath Weerasinghe: Sri Lanka's bloody past

435

Marilyn Stafford: A life in pictures

436

Boris Bondarev: Speaking out against Putin

437

Waheed Arian: Migration in the Western world

438

Fawad Chaudhry: Is Pakistan heading for economic meltdown?

439

Evgenia Kara-Murza: Has Putin neutralised his Russian opponents?

440

Hardtalk in 2022

441

Wes Streeting: Is Britain ready for a new government?

442

Oleksandra Matviichuk and Yan Rachinsky: Fighting for civil rights

443

David Friedberg: Can tech fix our biggest challenges?

444

Daniel Ellsberg: Does the US military have too much power?

445

London Breed: What does San Francisco reveal about the US?

446

Rachel Clarke: Talking honestly about the end of life

447

Barbara Chase-Riboud: Monuments and controversy

448

Getachew Reda: Have Tigray's rebels surrendered?

449

Chelsea Manning: Does transparency justify leaking state secrets?

450

Salome Zourabichvili: How much does Georgia have to fear from Russia?

451

Ronald Lamola: Does the ANC have answers for South Africa's problems?

452

Mark Wolf: Does the world need a new anti-corruption court?

453

David Dimbleby: Are journalistic values under threat?

454

Gerard Lyons: Is Britain's economy up to scratch?

455

Sauli Niinistö: Finland's new strategic direction

456

Ben Hodges: Is Ukrainian victory inevitable?

457

Rafael Grossi: Is nuclear power ever risk-free?

458

Dimitar Kovačevski: Can North Macedonia finally join the EU?

459

Matthew Collins: Taking on the far right

460

Audrey Tang: Can Taiwan forge its own path?

461

Jan Lipavský: Will energy crisis break Europe's stand against Moscow?

462

German Galushchenko: How vulnerable is Ukraine?

463

Dr Anthony Fauci: What did the US get wrong about Covid?

464

Amin Salam: Is Lebanon heading for meltdown?

465

Maggie Haberman: Donald Trump and journalistic responsibility

466

Boris Grebenshchikov: Culture and protest in Russia

467

Masih Alinejad: A revolution for Iranian women?

468

Evgeny Popov: Russia's mobilisation

469

Reverend Richard Coles: Living with grief

470

Ivanna Klympush-Tsintsadze: Can Putin’s threats undermine support for Ukraine?

471

Maria Pevchikh: Where does Russia's anti-Putin movement go from here?

472

Vadym Prystaiko: Can Ukraine count on its allies?

473

Enrico Letta: Is Italy set to choose a far-right government?

474

Lindsey Graham: Trump and the midterms

475

Tova Friedman: Learning from history

476

Gwen Adshead: Getting inside the minds of murderers

477

Pinchas Goldschmidt: Is the Ukraine war deepening Jewish anxiety?

478

Olga Rudenko: Is there room for government critique in Ukraine's fight for survival?

479

Sir Peter Blake: What keeps his creativity alive?

480

Krišjānis Kariņš: Is Latvia still vulnerable?

481

George Monbiot: Surrounded by fear

482

Shon Faye: The transgender issue

483

Amrullah Saleh: Is resistance in Afghanistan viable?

484

Albert Woodfox: Freedom after a life inside

485

Gregory Doran: Why does Shakespeare still captivate us?

486

The Singh Twins: Mixing art and politics

487

James Lovelock: The future of life on Earth

488

Julius Malema: Is South Africa on the brink of chaos?

489

Fatih Birol: Could short-term panic derail the clean energy transition?

490

Sharan Burrow: Do workers have faith in collective action?

491

Omah Lay: Is there a universal message in his music?

492

Meaza Ashenafi: What are the prospects for peace in Ethiopia?

493

Archbishop Bashar Matti Warda: Does Christianity in Iraq have a future?

494

Nury Turkel: Will the world stand up for China's Uyghurs?

495

Ibram X. Kendi: America's unhealed racial wounds

496

Steve Thompson: Rugby's traumatic legacy

497

Lord Patten: Were promises to Hong Kong broken?

498

K. Shanmugam: Will Singapore have to choose between the US and China?

499

Henry Huiyao Wang: Is China exposing its vulnerabilities?

500

João Vale de Almeida: Have UK-EU relations become toxic?

501

Semyon Bychkov: Artists speaking out against Putin

502

Olha Stefanishyna: Will Kyiv get the support it needs?

503

Nicu Popescu: How can Moldova protect itself?

504

Josef Aschbacher: Is Europe losing the space race?

505

Vassily Nebenzia: Is Putin's plan failing?

506

Fawzia Koofi: Do Afghans still have hope?

507

Dr Njoki Ngumi – Artist and film-maker

508

Iván Fischer, Conductor and Composer

509

Serhii Plokhy: How Putin weaponises history

510

Danica Roem: America's culture wars

511

Luis Lacalle Pou: Why is Uruguay moving to the right?

512

Jens Stoltenberg: Is Nato being undermined by internal divisions?

513

Iván Duque: Has Colombia's president failed?

514

Franklin Graham: An era of moral decline?

515

Stella Moris: Will Julian Assange be extradited to the US?

516

Inger Ashing: Is the war in Ukraine overshadowing other crises?

517

Victoria Spartz: Does her party share her commitment to defeating Putin?

518

Senator Mark Warner: Are we facing a new Cold War?

519

Jim Green: Has Nasa lost its way?

520

Zoltán Kovács: Whose side is Hungary really on?

521

Bill Browder: Sanctioning Russia

522

Eduard Heger, Prime Minister of Slovakia

523

Frances O'Grady: How can workers defend their interests?

524

Slava Vakarchuk: A rock star on the frontline

525

Mikhail Khodorkovsky: Making an enemy of Putin

526

Kylie Moore-Gilbert: 804 days in an Iranian jail

527

Omid Djalili: Can jokes be funny without being mean?

528

Dr Njoki Ngumi: Can art change Kenya?

529

Sergei Guriev: Is Moscow outmanoeuvring the West's sanctions?

530

Tsai Ming-yen: Could Putin’s strategy be a template for China to follow?

531

Nikita Mazepin: Sanctions on Russia 'are cancel culture'

532

Dmytro Kuleba: Is diplomacy at a dead end?

533

Claude Joseph: Can Haiti be saved?

534

Maria Butina: What is Russia achieving in Ukraine?

535

Mairead McGuinness: How far will the EU go to support Kyiv?

536

Ilya Ponomarev: A former Russian MP on fighting Putin

537

Francis Fukuyama: The end of the end of history?

538

Tobias Ellwood: How should the West stand up to Putin?

539

Jonas Gahr Støre: Easing Europe off Russian energy

540

Jonas Gahr Støre: Easing Europe off Russian energy

541

Svetlana Tikhanovskaya: Is the fate of Belarus tied to the fate of Ukraine?

542

Michael Carpenter: Is this a new age of conflict?

543

Arseniy Yatsenyuk: Former Ukrainian PM

544

Andrey Kurkov: Putin's attack on Ukraine's identity

545

David Miliband: President of the International Rescue Committee

546

Iván Fischer: The power and joy of music

547

Leonid Volkov: How strong is Putin's grip on Russia?

548

Ingrid Betancourt: Can Colombia defeat corruption?

549

Jamie Raskin, Democrat Congressman, House Committe to Investigative January 6th Attack

550

Yuri Vitrenko: Russia, Ukraine and Europe's energy

551

Kiril Petkov: Is Bulgaria ready to stand up to Russia?

552

Michael McCaul: Is Biden up to facing off with Putin?

553

George Takei, Actor

554

Marine Le Pen: France's future president?

555

Gabrielius Landsbergis: Tension in Eastern Europe

556

Bassem Youssef: Do we expect too much from satire?

557

Isabel Allende: What does South America's future hold?

558

Mariana Mazzucato: The space race and our economic futures

559

Dominic Lee: China's Hong Kong takeover

560

Mohammad Marandi: Iran's nuclear negotiations

561

Damian Collins: Can Boris Johnson be trusted?

562

Oleksii Reznikov: An invasion of Ukraine?

563

Kathleen Stock: The debate about sex, gender and equality

564

Baroness Helena Kennedy QC: Fighting for equality in British law

565

Sathnam Sanghera: Confronting Britain's history

566

Bryan Stevenson: Will equality ever be more than a dream in the US?

567

Nureldin Satti: Sudan's coup

568

Laurence Tribe: Is the US system of government in peril?

569

Neil deGrasse Tyson: Trust in science

570

Ernesto Araújo: Has Brazil failed to protect its people?

571

Maria Ressa and Dmitry Muratov: Fighting for a free press

572

John Kerry: US Special Envoy for Climate

573

Moeed Yusuf: What will a Taliban-controlled Afghanistan mean for Pakistan?

574

Ken Buck: Big tech and Republican politics

575

Nicolai Tangen: Can Norway move on from fossil fuels?

576

Rana Ayyub: Abuse, intimidation and legal threats

577

Péter Márki-Zay: Can Viktor Orban be beaten at the ballot box?

578

Ryan Girdusky: Race and education in America

579

George Takei: Growing up in an internment camp

580

Ritchie Torres: Is America ready to embrace progressive politics?

581

Pawel Jablonski: Could Poland exit the EU?

582

Patrice Evra: The flaws in football

583

Mike Leigh: Art and the cinema

584

Prime Minister Albin Kurti: Is he a source of instability in the Balkans?

585

Fiona Hill: What did Trump mean for America and the world?

586

Fatih Birol: Can greenhouse gas emissions be eliminated?

587

Bruno Le Maire: Is France looking for a new economic direction?

588

Ariel Dorfman: Ghosts of the past

589

David Baddiel, Comedian and writer

590

Andrew Forrest: Mega-polluter turned climate revolutionary

591

Henry Marsh: A doctor arguing for assisted dying

592

Philippe Sands: Is international justice working?

593

Adela Raz, Afghanistan's Ambassador to the US

594

Sergei Ryabkov: Russia and energy security

595

Richard Deverell: The battle to save the planet

596

Richard Thaler: Is a nudge enough to change our behaviour?

597

Ben Ferencz, prosecutor at the Nuremberg Nazi Trials

598

Michel Barnier on Brexit fallout

599

Rafael Grossi - Nuclear fallout

600

Nitin Sawhney, Musician and Composer

601

Roger Deakins: How is technology changing cinema?

602

Bryan Hughes: Abortion in Texas

603

Carlos Fernando Chamorro: Exiled from Nicaragua

604

Naomi Campbell, supermodel and businesswoman

605

Robin Hanbury-Tenison: An explorer protecting indigenous lands

606

Former interrogator for the CIA, James Mitchell

607

Rudy Giuliani: Reflecting on 9/11

608

Nadia Calviño: Is Europe too fragmented to shape the 21st Century?

609

Lindsey Graham: What is the Republican vision for America?

610

Omar Zakhilwal: What ideology will prevail in Afghanistan?

611

Maggi Hambling: An evolving creative vision

612

Andrei Kelin: Russia, Afghanistan and the UK

613

Paula Kahumbu: Saving Africa's wild spaces

614

Gedion Timothewos: Ethiopia's civil war

615

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

616

Tobias Ellwood: Britain's Afghanistan exit

617

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

618

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

619

Daryl Davis: Reaching out to the KKK

620

Hamid Mir: Is Pakistan a safe place for journalists?

621

Sir Andrew Pollard: The war on Covid-19

622

RoseAnne Archibald: Uncovering Canada's dark past

623

Sir Hilary Beckles: Reparations for slavery

624

Lazarus Chakwera: President of Malawi

625

Péter Szijjártó: Is Hungary undermining European values?

626

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

627

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

628

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

629

Michael Holding: Can sport win its fight against racism?

630

Mexican journalist Lydia Cacho: Can courage overcome injustice?

631

Jess Phillips: What happened to progressive politics?

632

Writer Lionel Shriver

633

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

634

Victor Gao: 100 years of the Chinese Communist Party

635

Zainab Ahmed: Can Nigeria avert financial meltdown?

636

Rawdah Mohamed: Fashion and Muslim women

637

REM lead singer Michael Stipe

638

Johan Lundgren, EasyJet CEO: Can his business model survive Covid and climate change?

639

Jens Stoltenberg: Is the old alliance ready to tackle new threats?

640

Ben Rhodes: President Biden's foreign policy challenges

641

Michael Rosen: Surviving Covid-19

642

Tom Kerridge: Has the pandemic changed the way we eat?

643

John Nkengasong: Can Africa meet its vaccination targets?

644

Doug Gurr: Advocating for planet Earth

645

Fawad Chaudhry: Is Imran Khan reneging on his promises to Pakistan?

646

Tito Mboweni: How much has Covid damaged South Africa?

647

Ben Hodges: Is America's global power waning?

648

Vladimir Chizhov, Russia’s Ambassador to the EU

649

Husam Zomlot: Palestine's balance of power

650

Kaja Kallas: Do Nato and the EU have Estonia's back?

651

Tzipi Hotovely: Israel's ambassador to the UK

652

Harry Theoharis: What is in store for European summer holidays?

653

Fawzia Koofi: The future for women in Afghanistan

654

Mohammed Alyahya: Does Saudi Arabia still have America's support?

655

Mohamedou Ould Slahi: What is the Guantanamo legacy?

656

Artists Gilbert Prousch & George Passmore

657

Dmytro Kuleba: Has the Russian threat to Ukraine receded?

658

Sir Peter Westmacott: Are we at peak geopolitical risk?

659

Navalny aide Vladimir Ashurkov: Is Putin about to eliminate his most dangerous opponent?

660

Michael Mann: The new climate war?

661

Silvia Foti: When truth trumps family loyalty

662

Serj Tankian: System of a Down frontman on activism and music

663

Tsitsi Dangarembga: Are better days coming for Zimbabwe?

664

Amrullah Saleh: Is the Afghan peace process running out of road?

665

Ken Rogoff: Does Bidenomics make sense?

666

Barbara Amiel: What do the super-rich owe the rest of the world?

667

Sir Vartan Melkonian: From Beirut street child to the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra

668

Erika Lust: Can porn be feminist?

669

Marina Abramović: A remarkable career pushed to the limits

670

Jean-Claude Juncker: Is Covid an unprecedented test of EU cohesion?

671

Regina Ip Lau Suk-yee: Is the concept of ‘one country, two systems’ dead?

672

Baroness Minouche Shafik: What do we owe each other?

673

Stephen King: Are you afraid of the dark?

674

Vjosa Osmani: Acting President of Kosovo

675

Adar Poonawalla: How to vaccinate the world

676

Dr Sasa: Does Myanmar have a democratic future?

677

Jewher Ilham: Fears for her Uighur family in China

678

Evan McMullin: What next for anti-Trump Republicans?

679

Khin Zaw Win: Protests in Myanmar

680

Valdis Dombrovskis: Is the EU ready to aggressively defend its interests?

681

Harvey Goldsmith: Can live music survive Covid?

682

Dr Seth Berkley: How to ensure the whole world gets a Covid vaccine

683

Elizabeth Neumann: The battle for the soul of the US Republican Party

684

Timothy Snyder: Lessons from history

685

Douglas Stuart: Stories of tender souls in tough places

686

Yogendra Yadav: Are farmers' protests a defining moment for India?

687

Kirill Dmitriev: Russia's Sputnik V a vaccine for humankind?

688

Clément Beaune: Is Covid-19 exposing weaknesses in the EU?

689

Laurie Santos: Can we learn how to be happy?

690

Evan Medeiros: How should Biden approach China?

691

Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya: Has Belarus’s revolution stalled?

692

Dr Soumya Swaminathan: Is vaccine inequity undermining the fight against Covid?

693

Madawi Al-Rasheed: Can the Saudi Crown Prince's authority really be challenged?

694

Thomas Byrne: Ireland's twin challenge

695

Leonid Volkov: Protests on the streets of Russia

696

Yuli Edelstein: Israel's Covid-19 vaccination programme leads the world

697

Lina Khan: Can big tech companies be tamed by US antitrust laws?

698

Kenneth Chan: Is democracy lost in Hong Kong?

699

Tamara Rojo: Ballet in a pandemic

700

Alan Dershowitz: Trump's second impeachment

701

Virologist Barry Schoub: South Africa's covid situation 'is bleak'

702

Alan Rusbridger: Fact v fiction

703

Admiral James Stavridis: The aftermath of the capitol riot

704

Neil Ferguson: Did the UK get its Covid strategy wrong?

705

Hermann Hauser: Is Europe failing to create tech champions?

706

Christopher Ruddy: Is the media amplifying division in America?

707

Bernardine Evaristo: Is British culture changing?

708

David Beasley of the World Food Programme: Is the world set for new famines?

709

Owase Jeelani: Making life and death decisions

710

Ishaq Dar: Pakistan's power struggle

711

Anthony Gardner: How will Joe Biden handle foreign policy?

712

Gedion Timothewos: Is Ethiopia sliding into civil war?

713

Jeremy Hunt: Britain's battle with Covid-19

714

David Nabarro: How can countries minimise Covid damage?

715

Pawel Jablonski: Why is Poland blocking the EU's budget?

716

Judit Varga: How far is Hungary prepared to go in its defiance of the EU?

717

Arancha Gonzalez: How much influence does the EU have?

718

HR McMaster: Trump and the transition

719

Jack Kingston: What is next for Trump?

720

Leopoldo Lopez: An opposition leader in exile

721

Jacob Bleacher: Putting astronauts back on the moon

722

Perez Hilton: The 2000s' gossip-in-chief

723

Jim Clyburn: Can Biden win?

724

Dominique Schnapper on secularism in France after Samuel Paty's killing

725

Peter Frankopan: Can history offer us any lessons on the coronavirus pandemic?

726

Jack Kingston: Can Trump win?

727

Jim O'Neill: Is this a time for governments to be bold?

728

Rob Schenck: Can Trump still count on the religious right?

729

Volodymyr Zelensky: How is Ukraine's president faring?

730

Narendra Taneja: How well has India handled the coronavirus crisis?

731

Joe Henrich: Is Western society 'weird'?

732

James Rebanks: Sustainable food in a growing world

733

Leroy Logan: How hard is it to root out discrimination in the police?

734

Paolo Gentiloni: Can Europe's economy recover?

735

Yusef Salaam: How to reform the US criminal justice system

736

Leonid Volkov: What next for Russia's opposition?

737

Thomas Chatterton Williams: Race, identity and power

738

Rafael Grossi: Is the world's nuclear watchdog being undermined?

739

Douglas Ross: Can the new Scottish Conservative leader preserve the UK?

740

Gitanas Nausėda: Will people power take Belarus in a new direction?

741

Frank Luntz: Can Donald Trump win?

742

Laura Kövesi: Can the EU's 'corruption buster' deliver?

743

UN Secretary General António Guterres: Is multilateralism dead?

744

Alfre Woodard: The artist and the activist

745

Sam Harris: A place for conversation in an angry world

746

Natalia Pasternak: Brazil's battle between science and politics

747

Natalia Kaliada: Where do Belarus activists go from here?

748

Katie Hill: When a politician's nude photos are leaked

749

Kishore Mahbubani: Has Covid-19 weakened the West?

750

Abdalla Hamdok: Exclusive interview with Sudan's Prime Minister

751

Wu'er Kaixi: China's crackdown on Uighur dissent

752

Nikol Pashinyan: Peace for Armenia and Azerbaijan?

753

Raoul Nehme: Can Lebanon be saved from collapse?

754

Chris Packham: 'Finding the good in the bad' of Covid-19

755

Vanessa Neumann: Did Venezuela's opposition miss their chance?

756

Sir Jeremy Farrar: 'I do believe there will be a vaccine' in 2020 and 2021

757

Leader of Ireland's Sinn Fein party Mary Lou McDonald

758

Angus Deaton: The cost of the 'deaths of despair'

759

Gloria Allred: Epstein victim lawyer

760

Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala: 'No-one will be safe until everyone is safe'

761

Adam Goodes: How racism drove him from Australian Rules football

762

Husam Zomlot: How could Palestine respond to annexation?

763

Hong Kong pro-democracy activist Nathan Law

764

Jane Goodall: A life with chimpanzees

765

Ronny Tong: Has China killed Hong Kong's special status?

766

Nadya Tolokonnikova: Pussy Riot & Russian protest

767

Kathy Sullivan: Exploring space and the Mariana Trench

768

Armando Iannucci: Is this a bad time to be funny?

769

Maria Ressa: Is the press under attack in the Philippines?

770

André Leon Talley: Race, fashion and Vogue

771

Chile Eboe-Osuji: Can the International Criminal Court achieve its goals?

772

Jim McGovern: Can Biden unite the left?

773

Arancha Gonzalez: Why isn't the world working together?

774

Epidemiologist Ian Lipkin: Are we getting the pandemic response right?

775

Simon Cheng: 'We need to fight for democracy in Hong Kong and China'

776

Mary Frances Berry: A new era in civil rights?

777

James Graham: How much do we care about protecting our culture?

778

Rutger Bregman: Are humans essentially good?

779

Mário Centeno: Can the Euro survive Covid?

780

National General Secretary of India's BJP, Ram Madhav

781

Raghuram Rajan: Should economies pile up debt to cope with Covid-19?

782

Rocco Forte: Can hotels recover?

783

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

784

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

785

David Miliband: President, International Rescue Committee

786

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

787

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

788

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

789

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

790

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

791

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

792

Brian Cox: From poverty to Succession

793

David Nabarro: Is the WHO failing its greatest test?

794

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

795

Ola Källenius: Surviving coronavirus's economic shock

796

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

797

Margaret Heffernan: Is it time to embrace uncertainty?

798

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

799

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

800

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

801

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

802

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

803

William Kentridge: The unnaturalness of apartheid

804

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

805

David Tait: Speaking out about sexual abuse

806

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

807

Professor David Heymann: The fight against coronavirus

808

Dr Yasser Abu Jamei: Mental health in Gaza

809

Alan Dershowitz: Are the rich above the law?

810

Tarana Burke: What difference has #MeToo made?

811

Halima Aden: Challenging supermodel stereotypes

812

Agnes Callamard: Investigating the Khashoggi and Soleimani killings

813

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

814

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

815

John Kani: Art and activism

816

Ian Blackford: Does the SNP have a winning strategy?

817

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

818

Lauri Love: The realities of cyber security

819

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

820

Patrick Suckling: Is Australia becoming a climate pariah?

821

Mindu Hornick: Don't let Auschwitz memories erode

822

Don Bacon: Will Republicans regret their loyalty to Trump?

823

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

824

Tony Garnett: Making TV with a radical purpose

825

Seth Freedman: Spying for Harvey Weinstein

826

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

827

Sir Antony Gormley: Britain's most successful sculptor

828

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

829

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

830

Malcolm Gladwell: Should we trust strangers?

831

Andrew Mitchell MP: What will Boris Johnson do next?

832

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

833

Bill Bryson: US author demystifying the British

834

Aryana Sayeed: Afghanistan’s biggest pop star

835

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

836

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

837

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

838

Behrouz Boochani: Six years as a marooned migrant

839

Stephen Sackur is on the road in Zimbabwe

840

Wendell Pierce: A tale of two Americas

841

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

842

Mangaliso Ndlovu: Can Zimbabwe avert environmental disaster?

843

Christopher Ruddy: How much trouble is Donald Trump in?

844

Author and explorer - Sir Ranulph Fiennes

845

Investigative journalist - Ronan Farrow

846

Minister for Islamic Affairs in Malaysia -Mujahid Yusof Rawa

847

Film director - Ken Loach

848

Esther Duflo - Nobel Prize-winning economist

849

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

850

Richard Haass - President, Council on Foreign Relations

851

Campaigner and businesswoman Gina Miller

852

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

853

Former spy - Willie Carlin

854

Zohrab Mnatsakanyan - Minister of Foreign Affairs, Armenia

855

Alfred Bosch

856

Sally Lane and John Letts, parents of Jack Letts

857

Minister of Foreign Affairs, Turkey - Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu

858

British intelligence whistleblower - Katharine Gun

859

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

860

Financier and Brexit backer Stuart Wheeler

861

Suede singer-songwriter Brett Anderson

862

Brazil's Environment Minister - Ricardo Salles

863

Actor and activist - Jameela Jamil

864

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

865

Lawyer - Kimberley Motley

866

Former White House Communications Director - Anthony Scaramucci

867

President of Microsoft - Brad Smith

868

Lebanon's Foreign Minister - Gebran Bassil

869

South Africa's Minister of International Relations - Naledi Pandor

870

Chairman, United Liberation Movement for West Papua - Benny Wenda

871

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

872

Independent MP, UK - Heidi Allen

873

French MEP and former Europe Minister - Nathalie Loiseau

874

Former UK Lord Chancellor - Lord Falconer

875

Sea Rescue Captain - Carola Rackete

876

IT entrepreneur and philanthropist - Dame Stephanie Shirley

877

Gabon's Minister of Forests and Environment - Lee White

878

Mia Khalifa: Former adult actress

879

Kang Kyung-wha – Foreign Minister, South Korea

880

CEO of Philip Morris International - Andre Calantzopoulos

881

Mohamed Hamdan Dagolo, Deputy Chairman of Sudan's Sovereign Council

882

Co-founder of Extinction Rebellion - Roger Hallam

883

Leader of Jammu and Kashmir People’s Movement - Shah Faesal

884

Director of Antiracism Research and Policy Center US - Ibram Kendi

885

Former Conservative Party leader- Iain Duncan Smith

886

Chair of the Irish Senate Brexit Committee - Neale Richmond

887

Australian scientist - Tim Flannery

888

Former British Foreign Secretary - Jack Straw

889

Leader, Hong Kong Civic Party - Alvin Yeung

890

Albert Woodfox: Life after solitary confinement

891

Olafur Eliasson - Artist

892

Former Governor of the Reserve Bank of India - Raghuram Rajan

893

Mayor of Istanbul - Ekrem Imamoğlu

894

Foreign Minister of Iran - Javad Zarif

895

Nobel Prize-winning economist - Sir Angus Deaton

896

Prime Minister, Greece - Kyriakos Mitsotakis

897

President of the UK Supreme Court - Lady Hale

898

Former UK Prime Minister - Sir John Major

899

US Republican Senator, Florida - Rick Scott

900

Former East German sprinter - Ines Geipel

901

Actor and activist - Michael Sheen

902

Chairman of the UK Brexit Party - Richard Tice

903

US Deputy Assistant Secretary for Cyber and Communications - Robert Strayer

904

Senior adviser to President Obama (2009-2017) - Valerie Jarrett

905

Writer - Thomas Keneally

906

Cardiac surgeon - Samer Nashef

907

Bas Eickhout, Dutch MEP, GreenLeft Party

908

US Democratic Party funder - Tom Steyer

909

Iyad El-Baghdadi, human rights activist

910

Historian, geographer, anthropolgist and author Jared Diamond

911

Eric Wainaina, musician

912

Libyan author Hisham Matar

913

Justice for the 21, 1974 Birmingham pub bombings - Julie Hambleton

914

Hamas spokesman - Ghazi Hamad

915

Former Olympic swimmer - Sharron Davies

916

Opposition leader of Russia's Yabloko Party - Grigory Yavlinsky

917

Tony Adams: How vulnerable are elite sport stars?

918

Chief executive, Stonewall - Ruth Hunt

919

Venezuelan Opposition Ambassador to the UK - Vanessa Neumann

920

UK Foreign Secretary - Jeremy Hunt

921

Vice President, Centre for China and Globalization - Victor Gao

922

Former US Attorney for the Southern District of New York - Preet Bharara

923

Afghan Presidential Special Peace Envoy - Mohammad Umer Daudzai

924

Chairman, Sudan’s Transitional Military Council - Lt General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan

925

Presidential candidate, DRC - Martin Fayulu

926

Wole Soyinka, Nobel Literature laureate

927

Vice Chancellor and Finance Minister, Germany - Olaf Scholz

928

Chairman, Sudan Reform Now - Ghazi Salahuddin Atabani

929

Writer - Edouard Louis

930

Jason Rezaian, journalist imprisoned in Tehran, 2014 - 2016

931

Apollo 11 astronaut - Michael Collins

932

Former US Deputy Secretary of State William Burns

933

Philippe Lamberts MEP

934

Bernard Chan of the Hong Kong Executive Council

935

Writer - Angie Thomas

936

Former Trump campaign adviser - George Papadopoulos

937

Ken Clarke MP – Former Conservative Chancellor

938

Jens Stoltenberg, Secretary General of Nato

939

Interim President, World Bank - Kristalina Georgieva

940

Former chief constable of Kent Police, UK - Michael Fuller

941

Deputy of Venezuela’s Voluntad Popular party - Juan Andres Mejia

942

Israeli author Ayelet Gundar-Goshen

943

British rapper Professor Green

944

Prime Minister of Italy (2016 – 2018) - Paolo Gentiloni

945

Former British diplomat, and National Security Adviser - Lord Ricketts

946

Russian journalist - Galina Timchenko

947

Hungary's Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade - Péter Szijjártó

948

US-Lebanese comedian - Nemr Abou Nassar

949

Photographer - Marilyn Stafford

950

Yemen's Foreign Minister - Khaled Alyemany

951

Deputy President, Kenya - William Ruto

952

March for our Lives co-founder Cameron Kasky

953

Writer - Leila Slimani

954

Ireland's former Prime Minister - Bertie Ahern

955

Former Venezuelan Supreme Court Justice Christian Zerpa

956

Writer - Carl Hiaasen

957

Laura Boldrini MP, Former Speaker, Chamber of Deputies in Italy

958

Former Interior Minister, Afghanistan - Amrullah Saleh

959

Explorer and aviator Bertrand Piccard

960

UK's Shadow Chancellor, John McDonnell

961

Malaysia's Minister for Youth and Sport - Syed Saddiq

962

Tanzanian Opposition MP - Tundu Lissu

963

Economy and Finance Minister, France - Bruno Le Maire

964

Adviser to President Trump's 2020 campaign - Mica Mosbacher

965

Jonathan Coe - Writer

966

President, Conference of European Rabbis - Pinchas Goldschmidt

967

General Secretary, Unite Union, UK - Len McCluskey

968

Dr William Frankland, Allergist and WW2 Prisoner of War

969

Jack Reacher author Lee Child

970

Gulnur Aybet, Senior Adviser to President of Turkey

971

Finance Minister of Pakistan - Asad Umar

972

Musician - Mark Knopfler

973

Nicaraguan Dissident Felix Maradiaga

974

UK Astronomer Royal - Sir Martin Rees

975

Pro-Brexit Conservative MP, Owen Paterson

976

Brexit Steering Group, European Parliament - Danuta Hübner MEP

977

Former UK Transport Minister Jo Johnson

978

Saudi exile - Abdullah Alaoudh

979

Israeli Education Minister and Leader of Jewish Home - Naftali Bennett

980

Senior US District Judge - Mark L. Wolf

981

Mohamed El-Erian - Chief Economic Adviser at Allianz

982

Editor, The Washington Post - Martin Baron

983

Former Commander ISAF and US Forces, Afghanistan - General Stanley McChrystal

984

Professor of Behavioural Genetics - Robert Plomin

985

American Civil Liberties Union Legal Director - David Cole

986

Deputy Energy Minister, South Africa - Thembisile Majola

987

UK Labour MP - David Lammy

988

National Security Adviser of Afghanistan - Hamdullah Mohib

989

Minister of State, UK Foreign Office - Alan Duncan MP

990

Philosopher Kwame Anthony Appiah

991

Malawi's Vice President - Saulos Chilima

992

Vice President of European Parliament, Mairead McGuinness

993

Professor at Columbia Law School - Kimberlé Crenshaw

994

Is Saudi Arabia Heading Down a Dangerous Path?

995

Imam of Mariam Mosque in Copenhagen - Sherin Khankan

996

Cuban conceptual artist Tania Bruguera

997

Cuban Conceptual Artist - Tania Bruguera

998

Mahathir Mohamad, Prime Minister of Malaysia

999

Former Greek Finance Minister - Yanis Varoufakis

1000

Former Conservative Party Leader, UK – Lord Howard

1001

Editor in Chief, Guardian News & Media (1995-2015) - Alan Rusbridger

1002

CEO, UK Space Agency - Graham Turnock

1003

Former Blackwater CEO Erik Prince

1004

Nury Turkel - Uyghur Human Rights Project, Washington

1005

Matteo Salvini - Italy’s Interior Minister and Deputy Prime Minister

1006

Spain's Foreign Minister - Josep Borrell

1007

Former Russian Deputy Prime Minister Arkady Dvorkovich

1008

Former US Secretary of Homeland Security - Michael Chertoff

1009

Israel’s ambassador to the UN - Danny Danon

1010

Artist - Suleiman Mansour

1011

German MEP - David McAllister

1012

President of Kenya - Uhuru Kenyatta

1013

Executive Director, International Trade Centre - Arancha Gonzalez

1014

President of Colombia - Iván Duque

1015

Kofi Annan – Former UN Secretary General (1997-2006)

1016

Outgoing Director, Ipsos MORI Social Research Institute - Bobby Duffy

1017

Imam, Oxford Islamic Congregation - Dr. Taj Hargey

1018

Professor Mohammad Marandi – Tehran University, Iran

1019

Writer and Equality Campaigner - Vicky Beeching

1020

Dutch MEP - Sophie In't Veld

1021

Clinical Psychologist - Jordan Peterson

1022

Minister of National Development Planning, Indonesia - Bambang Brodjonegoro

1023

Mother and Baby Homes Survivors, Ireland - Paul Redmond

1024

United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights - Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein

1025

Kenyan Film Director - Wanuri Kahiu

1026

Writer - Tim Winton

1027

Elmar Brok - Member of the European Parliament

1028

Minister for Law and Justice in India - Ravi Shankar Prasad

1029

Hameed Haroon, CEO of Dawn Media Group

1030

CEO, Newsmax Media Inc. - Christopher Ruddy

1031

Prime Minister of Macedonia - Zoran Zaev

1032

Sue Black: Looking death in the face

1033

Mayor of Jerusalem - Nir Barkat

1034

US Deputy National Security Adviser, 2009 - 2017 - Ben Rhodes

1035

Computer scientist and author - Jaron Lanier

1036

Iranian Environmental Scientist - Kaveh Madani

1037

Former Director of the FBI James Comey

1038

Austria's Foreign Minister - Karin Kneissl

1039

Chairman of the Senate of Kazakhstan - Kassym-Jomart Tokayev

1040

President of Sinn Féin, Ireland - Mary Lou McDonald

1041

Ethiopian Opposition Politician Andargachew Tsege

1042

Maria Lourdes Sereno - Former Supreme Court Chief Justice, Philippines

1043

Afghanistan's Chief Executive - Abdullah Abdullah

1044

Labour MP, UK - Chuka Umunna

1045

US Ambassador to Russia, 2012-14 - Michael McFaul

1046

Imran Khan - Chairman, Movement for Justice Party, Pakistan

1047

Biochemist - Jennifer Doudna

1048

Author and Former Islamist - Ed Husain

1049

Former News International Executive Chairman Les Hinton.

1050

Egyptian Writer and Activist - Nawal El Saadawi

1051

Sinead Redmond and Caroline Simons - Pro and Anti Abortion Activists

1052

Former President of Brazil - Dilma Rousseff

1053

President Erdogan of Turkey

1054

Israel’s Deputy Foreign Minister- Tzipi Hotovely

1055

Ukraine's Health Minister - Ulana Suprun

1056

Chairman of the Pakistan People's Party - Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari

1057

EU Commissioner for Justice - Věra Jourová

1058

Syria's MP for Aleppo - Fares Shehabi

1059

President, The Gambia - Adama Barrow

1060

Former UN Secretary General (1997-2006) - Kofi Annan

1061

Russia's Foreign Minister - Sergey Lavrov

1062

Northern Ireland Peace Negotiator - Monica McWilliams

1063

Middle East adviser to President Obama (2013-15) - Philip Gordon

1064

Director, UK Serious Fraud Office - David Green

1065

Norway's Finance Minister - Siv Jensen

1066

Artist - Michael Rakowitz

1067

Author and Oncologist Siddhartha Mukherjee

1068

Ambassador Donald Yamamoto

1069

Director General of the WTO- Roberto Azevêdo

1070

Actor - Mahira Khan

1071

Former Governor of New Mexico, US - Bill Richardson

1072

Former Editor of Cumhuriyet, Turkey - Can Dündar

1073

Prime Minister, Democratic Republic of Congo - Bruno Tshibala

1074

Investigative Journalist - Seymour Hersh

1075

Co-founder Black Lives Matter - Patrisse Khan-Cullors

1076

Writer - Mohsin Hamid

1077

Boris Titov, leader of Russia's Party of Growth

1078

Ahmad Tibi - Leader of the Arab Movement for Change in Israel

1079

Elizabeth Eckford of the Little Rock Nine

1080

Prime Minister of Kosovo - Ramush Haradinaj

1081

Psychologist Steven Pinker

1082

Petroleum Minister, South Sudan - Ezekiel Lol Gatkuoth

1083

Former humanitarian aid worker - Amira Malik Miller

1084

Peter Boehringer - MP, Alternative Party for Germany

1085

Former mayor of El Hatillo, Venezuela - David Smolansky

1086

Breaking the Silence - Avner Gvaryahu

1087

US Political Strategist - Roger Stone

1088

Deputy Prime Minister of Turkey, Mehmet Simsek

1089

Secretary General of the Jubilee Party, Kenya - Raphael Tuju

1090

Leader of the National Super Alliance, Kenya - Raila Odinga

1091

Argentina’s Foreign Minister - Jorge Faurie

1092

Former President of the UK Supreme Court - Lord Neuberger

1093

Actor - Shah Rukh Khan

1094

South Africa’s Deputy President - Cyril Ramaphosa

1095

Former UK Conservative Cabinet Minister - Ken Clarke

1096

French-Moroccan Writer - Zineb El Rhazoui

1097

Russian Ambassador to the EU - Vladimir Chizhov

1098

Former White House Communications Director - Anthony Scaramucci

1099

Chair of Republican National Committee, 2009-2011 - Michael Steele

1100

Actor and UN Goodwill Ambassador - Ashley Judd

1101

Former Zimbabwean Cabinet Minister - Jonathan Moyo

1102

Comedian and Disability Advocate - Maysoon Zayid

1103

Co-founder of Hamas' Political Bureau - Mahmoud Zahar

1104

Britain's former Foreign Secretary - Lord David Owen

1105

Last surviving British Dambuster - George 'Johnny' Johnson

1106

Israel's Education Minister Naftali Bennett

1107

Sudan's Minister of Foreign Affairs - Ibrahim Ghandour

1108

Chef and Restaurateur - Marcus Wareing

1109

Nobel Peace Prize Winners Beatrice Fihn and Setsuko Thurlow

1110

MP, India's Upper House - Swapan Dasgupta

1111

Oxfam Executive Director Winnie Byanyima

1112

Secretary of State for the EU, Spain - Jorge Toledo

1113

Russian Presidential Candidate - Ksenia Sobchak

1114

Rockstar and businessman Gene Simmons

1115

Poet and playwright: Lemn Sissay

1116

Former Managing Director of Leeds United - David Haigh

1117

Director - Baz Luhrmann

1118

President and CEO, International Rescue Committee - David Miliband

1119

Comedian - Kathy Griffin

1120

Saudi Journalist - Jamal Khashoggi

1121

Conservative Party MP, UK - Jacob Rees-Mogg

1122

Chairman, European Parliament Foreign Affairs Committee - David McAllister MEP

1123

US Energy Secretary (2013–2017) - Ernest Moniz

1124

Republican Left of Catalonia party - Alfred Bosch

1125

Zambia's Opposition Leader - Hakainde Hichilema

1126

CEO of The King Center - Dr Bernice A King

1127

Former Judge, South Africa Constitutional Court - Albie Sachs

1128

Professor of Robot Ethics Alan Winfield

1129

Shadow Foreign Secretary, UK - Emily Thornberry MP

1130

Film Director - Barbet Schroeder

1131

Author - Dan Brown

1132

Actor and Activist - Jane Fonda

1133

Intelligence and Security chief, Kurdistan Regional Government - Masrour Barzani

1134

Wilko Johnson: A cult hero of rock music

1135

Deputy Leader, Alternative for Germany Party - Beatrix Von Storch

1136

France's Minister for European Affairs - Nathalie Loiseau

1137

Pakistan's Foreign Minister - Khawaja Asif

1138

Russian Foreign Affairs Spokesman Konstantin Kosachev

1139

Prime Minister of Italy, 2011-2013 - Mario Monti

1140

Nobel Prize Winning Author - Orhan Pamuk

1141

Hungary’s Foreign Minister - Péter Szijjártó

1142

Secretary-General of the United Nations - Antonio Guterres

1143

Former President of South Africa (2008-2009) - Kgalema Motlanthe

1144

Olusegun Obasanjo - Former President of Nigeria (1999-2007)

1145

Writer Howard Jacobson

1146

US Deputy Secretary of State, 2007-2009 - John Negroponte

1147

CEO of Air Asia - Tony Fernandes

1148

US Senator Lindsey Graham

1149

Former North Korea Detainee - Kenneth Bae

1150

American Civil Rights Activist - Richard Cohen

1151

MEP for South-East England - Daniel Hannan

1152

Former President of Georgia Mikheil Saakashvili

1153

Former South African Finance Minister - Pravin Gordhan

1154

Acting Director General, Al Jazeera Media Network - Mostefa Souag

1155

Anti-Maduro Dissident - Isaias Medina

1156

Minister of Foreign Affairs, Poland - Witold Waszczykowski

1157

Former Governor of the Bank of France Christian Noyer

1158

Vice President of Iraq - Dr Ayad Allawi

1159

Mother of Deceased 'IS' fighter - Nicola Benyahia

1160

Director General of the IPPF - Tewodros Melesse

1161

Lebanon’s Deputy Prime Minister - Ghassan Hasbani

1162

UAE's Ambassador to Russia - Omar Saif Ghobash

1163

Composer Mohammed Fairouz

1164

Zimbabwe opposition leader - Welshman Ncube

1165

Recep Tayyip Erdogan - President of Turkey

1166

Writer and activist - Naomi Klein

1167

Chief of Army Staff, Nigeria - Lieutenant General Tukur Yusuf Buratai

1168

Prosecutor, International Criminal Court - Fatou Bensouda

1169

US Senator for Connecticut (1989-2013) - Joe Lieberman

1170

Former Israeli Defence Minister Moshe Ya'alon

1171

Screenwriter and LGBTQ Activist Dustin Lance Black

1172

Philippines Senator - Antonio Trillanes

1173

South Africa's Public Protector (2009-2016) - Thuli Madonsela

1174

Former President of Russian Railways - Vladimir Yakunin

1175

Belgium's Deputy Prime Minister - Alexander De Croo

1176

Economist Stephen King

1177

Nicola Benyahia - Founder of anti-radicalisation service Families for Life

1178

US Democratic Party Insider - Jake Sullivan

1179

Civil Rights Activist - Rachel Dolezal

1180

US Politician - Bernie Sanders

1181

Head of UN Mission in South Sudan - David Shearer

1182

Executive Editor of the New York Times - Dean Baquet

1183

Sir Suma Chakrabarti - President of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development

1184

Midlle East Specialist - Gilles Kepel

1185

Turkish Author - Elif Shafak

1186

Nigeria's Oil Minister Emmanuel Ibe Kachikwu

1187

Speaker of the Venezuelan Parliament Julio Borges

1188

Director of Europol - Rob Wainwright

1189

Ireland's Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade - Charles Flanagan

1190

Emmaunel Macron advisor Sylvie Goulard MEP

1191

Former US North Korea negotiator Christopher Hill

1192

Police Minister of South Africa - Fikile Mbalula

1193

UN Humanitarian Co-ordinator in Yemen - Jamie McGoldrick

1194

Turkish Prime Minister Binali Yildirim

1195

Bishop Angaelos - Coptic Orthodox Church UK

1196

Russia's Ambassador to the EU - Vladimir Chizhov

1197

Philosopher and Writer - Pascal Bruckner

1198

Executive Secretary of UN ESCWA 2010-2017 - Rima Khalaf

1199

Psychologist Jan Kizilhan

1200

Economist Sir Paul Collier

1201

Italy's Europe Minister - Sandro Gozi

1202

Sir Ian McKellen - Actor

1203

Former Commissioner of Corrections, Georgia, USA - Allen Ault

1204

South African Anti-Apartheid activist Ahmed Kathrada

1205

Ben Ferencz, Prosecutor at the Nuremberg Nazi Trials

1206

Deputy Leader of the Turkey's Republican People's Party - Selin Sayek Böke

1207

Joshua Wong, Secretary General of Demosisto political party, Hong Kong

1208

Zimbabwe's Tourism Minister Walter Mzembi

1209

Vladimir Kara-Murza, Vice-Chairman of Open Russia

1210

Former US Senator for Florida Bob Graham

1211

Vice President of Zimbabwe (2004 – 2014) - Joice Mujuru

1212

Moise Katumbi, opposition politician from the Democratic Republic of Congo

1213

Adviser to the President of the Palestinian Authority - Husam Zomlot

1214

Ukraine's Former Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk

1215

Prime Minister of Singapore - Lee Hsien Loong

1216

HARDtalk: Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong of Singapore

1217

Donald Verrilli, US Solicitor General, 2011-2016

1218

Professor Mohammad Marandi - University of Tehran, Iran

1219

Joint leader, Zionist Union, Israel - Tzipi Livni

1220

Chief Sports Writer, Sunday Times, UK - David Walsh

1221

Film Director – John Madden

1222

Deputy Finance Minister, Germany - Jens Spahn

1223

Actor and Humanitarian Activist – Forest Whitaker

1224

Director of Competitive Enterprise Institute - Myron Ebell

1225

Director of Competitive Enterprise Institute - Myron Ebell

1226

Former Mexican President 2000 - 2006 - Vicente Fox

1227

Singer and Actress - Petula Clark

1228

European Parliament’s Chief Brexit Negotiator - Guy Verhofstadt

1229

Pro-Brexit UK Conservative Member of Parliament - Dominic Raab

1230

Secretary General of NATO - Jens Stoltenberg

1231

Nigerian Agriculture Minister - Audu Ogbeh

1232

German Defence Minister - Ursula Von Der Leyen

1233

Spokesman for Vladimir Putin - Dmitry Peskov

1234

Russia's Most Prominent Opposition Leader - Alexey Navalny

1235

Dancer and Choreographer - Akram Khan

1236

American Journalist Held Hostage in Syria, 2012 - 2014 - Theo Padnos

1237

Sudan People's Liberation Movement in-Opposition - Angelina Teny

1238

President of the Council on Foreign Relations - Richard Haass

1239

Psychologist and Trauma Therapist - Jan Kizilhan

1240

Syrian Opposition Negotiating Team Member - Bassma Kodmani

1241

Commander UK Joint Forces Command 2013 - 2016 - General Sir Richard Barrons

1242

Film Director - Mohamed Diab

1243

Homa Hoodfar, recently released after 112 days imprisoned in Iran

1244

Paul Beatty - Man Booker Prize Winning Author

1245

South African Comedian - Trevor Noah

1246

Nobel Peace Prize winner, President Juan Manuel Santos of Colombia

1247

Deputy Prime Minister, Kurdistan Regional Government - Qubad Talabani

1248

Northern Ireland First Minister - Arlene Foster

1249

Foreign Minister of Lithuania - Linas Linkevičius

1250

Executive Committee, US President-elect’s Transition Team - Anthony Scaramucci

1251

Chief Economic Advisor at Allianz and former CEO of PIMCO - Mohamed El-Erian

1252

Former Captive of the Lord's Resistance Army in Uganda - Victoria Nyanjura

1253

Jason Furman, Chief Economic Adviser to President Obama

1254

UN Special Envoy for Syria - Staffan de Mistura

1255

French Prime Minister - Manuel Valls

1256

India's Commerce and Industry Minister - Nirmala Sitharaman

1257

Russian Journalist and Author - Mikhail Zygar

1258

Roberto Azevêdo, Director General of the WTO

1259

Former Director of Intelligence for the IRA - Kieran Conway

1260

Author Patricia Cornwell

1261

Steven Ciobo - Australia's Minister for Trade,Tourism and Investment

1262

Bulgarian Foreign Minister - Daniel Mitov

1263

Chief Executive of Ryanair - Michael O'Leary

1264

Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Hungary - Péter Szijjártó

1265

Riek Machar, Former Vice President of South Sudan

1266

Marine Le Pen - President of the National Front Party, France

1267

Author and Campaigner Margaret Atwood

1268

President of Americans for Tax Reform - Grover Norquist

1269

Comedian and Satirist - Pieter-Dirk Uys

1270

Chairman of Israeli Foreign Affairs and Defence Committee - Avi Dichter

1271

Nigeria's Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment - Okechukwu Enelamah

1272

Meat Loaf: A rule-breaking rock legend

1273

Turkish author Ece Temelkuran

1274

President of the Cambodia National Rescue Party - Sam Rainsy

1275

Chairman of the European Parliament's EPP Group - Manfred Weber MEP

1276

Former leader, UK Independence Party - Nigel Farage

1277

UK Deputy Prime Minister, 2010 - 2015 - Nick Clegg

1278

Member of Hong Kong's Legislative Council - Nathan Law

1279

Former UBS trader - Kweku Adoboli

1280

Former Labour Cabinet Minister - Ed Balls

1281

Paweł Szałamacha - Poland's Finance Minister

1282

US Senator - Lindsey Graham

1283

CEO, Naftogaz of Ukraine - Andriy Kobolev

1284

HARDtalk: Sara Khan

1285

Neurosurgeon - Dr Henry Marsh

1286

Former UK Labour politician - Derek Hatton

1287

Majak D’Agoôt - Former Deputy Defence Minister, South Sudan

1288

David Nott - Conflict Zone Surgeon

1289

Dame Diana Rigg: Connecting with characters

1290

Economist - Steve Keen

1291

Civil rights activist - Rev. Al Sharpton

1292

HARDtalk: Nicholas Burns

1293

Filmmaker - Paul Refsdal

1294

Afghanistan’s Ambassador to Pakistan - Omar Zakhilwal

1295

Hardtalk - Babatunde Fashola

1296

Former CIA agent - Sabrina de Sousa

1297

Shahbaz Taseer - Former Hostage, 2011-2016

1298

TV and Film Producer - Tony Garnett

1299

Turkish Deputy Prime Minister - Mehmet Simsek

1300

Venezuelan opposition leader - Maria Corina Machado

1301

Prime Minister Binali Yildirim

1302

UK Ambassador to the UN (1998-2003) - Sir Jeremy Greenstock

1303

Paolo Gentiloni, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Italy

1304

Actor Gwyneth Paltrow

1305

Hollywood Composer - Hans Zimmer

1306

Film and TV producer - Tony Garnett

1307

Zimbabwean Minister of Finance - Patrick Chinamasa

1308

Former Speechwriter for US President George W. Bush - David Frum

1309

Former Deputy Prime Minister, UK - Lord Heseltine

1310

Leader of the House of Commons, UK - Chris Grayling

1311

England T20 Cricketer - Michael Yardy

1312

UK Ambassador to Lebanon (2011-2015) - Tom Fletcher

1313

Former world champion boxer Chris Eubank

1314

President of Costa Rica, Luis Guillermo Solis

1315

Executive Director, IEA - Dr Fatih Birol

1316

Deputy Prime Minister Libya, 2011-2012 - Dr Mustafa Abushagur

1317

British Labour Peer and Kindertransport Refugee - Lord Alf Dubs

1318

Artist and Musician - Brian Eno

1319

Shadow Foreign Secretary, UK - Hilary Benn

1320

Chairman, Foreign Affairs Committee, Germany - Norbert Röttgen

1321

Leader of the Russian Democratic Choice movement - Vladimir Milov

1322

South African Trade Minister - Rob Davies

1323

Human Rights Activist - Raheel Raza

1324

Pakistan's former Foreign Minister - Hina Rabbani Khar

1325

Professor Robert Reich – United States Secretary of Labor, 1993-97

1326

Civil Rights Activist - Rachel Dolezal

1327

Former president, World Anti-Doping Agency - Dick Pound

1328

Chairman and founder of JD Wetherspoon - Tim Martin

1329

IMF Managing Director - Christine Lagarde

1330

US Congresswoman - Donna Edwards (Democrat)

1331

Fahd al Rasheed, CEO King Abdullah Economic City

1332

Musician - John Cale

1333

Composer - Hans Zimmer

1334

Vladimir Chizhov - Russian Ambassador to the EU

1335

Chairman, Intelligence and Security Committee, UK - Dominic Grieve MP

1336

Architect - David Adjaye

1337

The Foreign Minister of Finland, Timo Soini

1338

OSCE Secretary General - Lamberto Zannier

1339

Sevgi Akarçeşme, Editor in Chief "Today's Zaman", Turkey

1340

Lebanon's Education Minister - Elias Bou Saab

1341

Greek Minister of Labour and Social Security - George Katrougalos

1342

Bulgarian Deputy Prime Minister for European Affairs - Meglena Kuneva

1343

Vice President of Panama - Isabel De Saint Malo De Alvarado

1344

Selim Yenel – Turkey’s Ambassador to the European Union

1345

Former US Democrat Congressman - Anthony Weiner

1346

Janet Napolitano, former US Secretary of Homeland Security

1347

MARTIN SCHULZ, President of the European Parliament

1348

Former Director of the CIA - General Michael Hayden

1349

Kyriakos Mitsotakis – President of New Democracy, Greece

1350

Foreign Policy Adviser to the President of Poland - Krzysztof Szczerski

1351

Bassma Kodmani, Syrian opposition negotiator

1352

Fahd al Rasheed

1353

Søren Espersen - Deputy Chairman, Danish People’s Party

1354

Director of Europol - Rob Wainwright

1355

Iyad Ameen Madani, Secretary General of the Organisation of Islamic Co-operation

1356

Prime Minister of Norway - Erna Solberg

1357

Senior Saudi Interior Ministry Official - Major General Mansour al-Turki

1358

Chair of the National Bank of Greece, Louka Katseli

1359

Former UK Foreign Minister - Jack Straw

1360

Chief Executive Cuadrilla Resources - Francis Egan

1361

Former CIA Intelligence Officer - John Kiriakou

1362

France's Secretary of State for European Affairs Harlem Desir

1363

Henry Rollins - Musician and Writer

1364

President of the Conservatives for Britain Group - Nigel Lawson

1365

Saudi Arabia and Iran in the Spotlight

1366

Bosnia and Herzegovina's Foreign Minister Igor Crnadak

1367

Mayor of Jerusalem - Nir Barkat

1368

FGM Activists - Fuambai Ahmadu and Nimco Ali

1369

Nigerian Novelist and Poet - Ben Okri

1370

Neurosurgeon Dr Henry Marsh

1371

Ballet dancer, Sylvie Guillem

1372

International Rugby Union Referee - Nigel Owens

1373

Richard Leakey - Chairman of the Kenya Wildlife Service

1374

Writer, Colm Tóibín

1375

Hollywood Actor - Burt Reynolds

1376

Chairman UK Financial Services Authority, 2008 - 2013 - Lord Turner

1377

FIFA presidential candidate, Tokyo Sexwale

1378

Archbishop Josiah Idowu-Fearon

1379

Nobel Prize Winner - Ouided Bouchamaoui

1380

President of Namibia - Hage Geingob

1381

President of Malawi - Peter Mutharika

1382

Monzer Akbik - Syrian National Coalition

1383

Leader of Democratic Green Party, Rwanda - Frank Habineza

1384

President Juan Manuel Santos

1385

Former NATO Supreme Allied Commander, Europe - Admiral JAMES STAVRIDIS

1386

Brazilian Government Minister, 2003-January 2015 - Celso Amorim

1387

International Rugby Union Referee - Nigel Owens

1388

Journalist and Former Hostage - Nicolas Hénin

1389

Former Labour Government Minister, UK - Lord Mandelson

1390

Secretary General, Palestine Liberation Organisation - Saeb Erekat

1391

Chairman of the Kenya Wildlife Service - Richard Leakey

1392

US Ambassador to the UK - Matthew Barzun

1393

Chairman of the US Federal Reserve 2006-2014 - Ben Bernanke

1394

Dmitry Peskov

1395

Yair Lapid - Leader, Yesh Atid Party, Israel

1396

Eric Cantor - former House Majority Leader, US Republican Party

1397

US Ambassador to Syria 2011-2014 - Robert S. Ford

1398

International President of Médecins Sans Frontières - Dr Joanne Liu

1399

Novelist Jonathan Franzen

1400

German Defence Minister - Ursula von der Leyen

1401

Broadcaster - Paul Gambaccini

1402

EU Migration Commissioner - Dimitris Avramopoulos

1403

Anglican Bishop Michael Nazir-Ali

1404

Former Al Jazeera English Bureau Chief - Mohamed Fahmy

1405

Ayman Asfari - Chief Executive Petrofac Ltd

1406

French Minister of Economy - Emmanuel Macron

1407

Foreign Minister, Hungary - Péter Szijjártó

1408

Crispin Blunt MP

1409

Minister of Defence in Georgia - Tinatin Khidasheli

1410

Chairman of Fortescue Metals Group - Andrew Forrest

1411

Libya's Ambassador to United Arab Emirates - Aref Ali Nayed

1412

Director of The Future of Humanity Institute - Nick Bostrom

1413

HARDtalk Raul Romeva

1414

Catherine McCartney

1415

Barbara Hulanicki, founder of Biba

1416

Foreign Minister of Macedonia - Nikola Poposki

1417

British Labour Politicians - Ken Livingstone and Charles Clarke

1418

Writer and Publisher - Jürgen Todenhöfer

1419

Suha Arafat, Widow of Yasser Arafat

1420

Don McLean, Singer Songwriter

1421

Werner Herzog, Film Director

1422

Irish Author - Colm Tóibín

1423

Hugh Masekela, Musician and Political Activist

1424

James Ellroy - Crime Writer

1425

Leader, Democratic Alliance (South Africa) - Mmusi Maimane

1426

Ballet Dancer Sylvie Guillem

1427

Ertuğrul Kürkçü - Honorary President People’s Democratic Party (HDP)

1428

Calais Migrant Crisis

1429

Former Commissioner of Corrections, Georgia, USA - Allen Ault

1430

Syriza Committee Member - Stathis Kouvelakis

1431

Marc Quinn - Artist

1432

Director General of the World Anti-Doping Agency - David Howman

1433

Founder of the Equal Justice Initiative - Bryan Stevenson

1434

Secretary General of Nato - Jens Stoltenberg

1435

Governor of Odessa Region, Ukraine - Mikheil Saakashvili

1436

Former Head of the UN Enquiry - William Schabas

1437

Writer and Publisher - Jürgen Todenhöfer

1438

Founder, WPP - Sir Martin Sorrell

1439

British Conservative MP - Bernard Jenkin

1440

General Secretary of Trade Union Congress, UK - Frances O’Grady

1441

President of the Reform Now Movement, Sudan - Ghazi Salahuddin Atabani

1442

CEO, Russian Organising Committee, World Cup 2018 - Alexei Sorokin

1443

Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs - Linda Thomas-Greenfield

1444

Foreign Policy Advisory Group, Chinese Foreign Ministry - Wu Jianmin

1445

Author - Colm Tóibín

1446

UN Special Representative for West Africa - Mohamed Ibn Chambas

1447

25/05/2015 GMT

1448

Political Adviser to the Commander of US Forces in Iraq 2007–2010 - Emma Sky

1449

Minister of Traditional Affairs, South Africa - Pravin Gordhan

1450

18/05/2015 GMT

1451

Colombian High Commissioner for Peace - Sergio Jaramillo

1452

Sir Menzies Campbell, Sir Malcolm Rifkind, Pat McFadden

1453

11/05/2015 GMT

1454

Minister of Finance, Portugal - Maria Luís Albuquerque

1455

President of the Council on Foreign Relations - Dr Richard Haass

1456

Irvine Welsh – Author

1457

Founder and Director of Exit International - Philip Nitschke

1458

Economist and Owner of H Robotics - Pippa Malmgren

1459

Chairman of the Israel Labor Party - Isaac Herzog

1460

Director of the Documentary India’s Daughter - Leslee Udwin

1461

Former US Drone Operator - Brandon Bryant

1462

Venezuelan Opposition Politician - Maria Corina Machado

1463

UN Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs - Valerie Amos

1464

Billionaire Businessman - John Caudwell

1465

Music Producer - Nile Rodgers

1466

Hong Kong Democracy Activist - Benny Tai

1467

Venture Capitalist and Philanthropist - Nick Hanauer

1468

General Sir Richard Shirreff

1469

Liberal Democrat Minister for Schools - David Laws

1470

16/03/2015 GMT

1471

Lord Levy

1472

Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle

1473

Fund Manager - Neil Woodford

1474

Conservative Peer - Baroness Sayeeda Warsi

1475

Former member of al-Qaeda - Aimen Dean

1476

Scientist - Professor Robert Winston

1477

Michael Fuchs

1478

25/02/2015 GMT

1479

Activist and Rapper Tef Poe

1480

Minister Gebran Bassil

1481

General Assad Durrani

1482

Author Andrey Kurkov

1483

Juan Mendez - the UN's Special Rapporteur on Torture

1484

Scientist Anne Glover

1485

Political and Social Activist - Jay Naidoo

1486

Moazzam Begg

1487

Robbie Rogers - Footballer

1488

US Economist Luigi Zingales

1489

Chinese Dissident - Wu'er Kaixi

1490

Werner Herzog

1491

Widow of Yasser Arafat - Suha Arafat

1492

Richard Barrett

1493

Yehuda Glick

1494

Economist - Costas Lapavitsas

1495

Chair of UK Defence Select Committee - Rory Stewart

1496

Scientist - Monica Grady

1497

Director General of the International Red Cross - Yves Daccord

1498

Lord Coe

1499

Sir Antony Sher: Taking the stage

1500

South Africa’s Public Protector - Thuli Madonsela

1501

Nobel Peace Prize Winners 2014 - Kailash Satyarthi and Malala Yousafzai

1502

Author and Columnist - Alaa al-Aswany

1503

Writer and Academic - Cornel West

1504

UN Special Co-ordinator, Middle East Peace Process - Robert Serry

1505

Crime Writer - James Ellroy

1506

Former Senior Adviser to the State Department - Vali Nasr

1507

President of Pakistan, 2001-2008 - Pervez Musharraf

1508

Infectious Diseases Specialist - Geraldine O’Hara

1509

Sir Nicholas Winton

1510

Former Prime Minister of Russia - Mikhail Kasyanov

1511

Tourism Minister, Zimbabwe - Walter Mzembi

1512

President Syrian National Coalition - Hadi al-Bahra

1513

Extra Time: Australian Rules Footballer - Adam Goodes

1514

Former National Security Advisor of Iraq - Mowaffak al-Rubaie

1515

Surgeon and Writer - Atul Gawande

1516

Minister of Health and Sanitation, Sierra Leone - Abubakarr Fofanah

1517

Guitarist and Founder of Status Quo - Francis Rossi

1518

Nigerian Human Rights Activist - Shehu Sani

1519

Mozilla Executive Chairwoman - Mitchell Baker

1520

Turkish Ambassador to NATO - Mehmet Fatih Ceylan

1521

Former US Ambassador to Iraq - James Jeffrey

1522

Former UN Negotiator - Giandomenico Picco

1523

CEO, Axel Springer - Mathias Döpfner

1524

Joe Hockey MP - Treasurer, Australia

1525

Prime Minister of Finland - Alexander Stubb

1526

CEO, International Rescue Committee - David Miliband

1527

Chief of the Defence Staff, British Armed Forces, 2010-13 - General Lord Richards

1528

Director, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine - Professor Peter Piot

1529

EU Counter-terrorism Coordinator - Gilles de Kerchove

1530

Economist - Lord Stern

1531

Opera Singer - Jessye Norman

1532

UK Deputy Prime Minister 1995-1997- Lord Heseltine

1533

Neuroscientist - Professor Susan Greenfield

1534

Chief Prosecutor, ICC, 2003 to 2012 - Luis Moreno-Ocampo

1535

Peter Bofinger - Member of the German Council of Economic Experts

1536

Professor of Geography, University of Oxford - Danny Dorling

1537

Singer, Songwriter and Guitarist - Chrissie Hynde

1538

President of European Commission - Jose Manuel Barroso

1539

President of Ukraine - Petro Poroshenko

1540

President, Georgia - Giorgi Margvelashvili

1541

Ambassador-at-large, Ukraine Foreign Ministry - Olexander Scherba

1542

Political Scientist - Francis Fukuyama

1543

Secretary General, Palestine Liberation Organisation Executive Committee - Yasser Abed Rabbo

1544

Writer and film-maker - Xiaolu Guo

1545

General Bishop of the Coptic Orthodox Church in the UK - Bishop Angaelos

1546

Special Assistant to the US Ambassador to Iraq, 2003 - 2009, Ali Khedery

1547

Minister of Intelligence, Israel - Yuval Steinitz

1548

Afghan Presidential Candidate - Abdullah Abdullah

1549

Doctor and Activist - Dr Mads Gilbert

1550

Intelligence and Security Chief, Kurdistan Regional Government - Masrour Barzani

1551

Andrei Konchalovsky – Russian Film Director

1552

Secretary General of NATO - Anders Fogh Rasmussen

1553

Karl von Habsburg

1554

Prime Minister, Moldova - Iurie Leanca

1555

Ama Ata Aidoo - Author

1556

Former Deputy Defence Minister, Israel - Danny Danon

1557

Former Education Minister, Nigeria - Obiageli Ezekwesili

1558

Naturalist and Wildlife Film-maker - Chris Packham

1559

Lord High Chancellor, 2003 – 2007 - Lord Falconer

1560

Thomas Piketty - Economist

1561

Swedish Foreign Minister - Carl Bildt

1562

Adviser to Israel Prime Minister - Dore Gold

1563

Mohamoud Nur - Mayor of Mogadishu, 2010 - 2014

1564

Economic Historian - Deirdre McCloskey

1565

Salih Muslim Mohammed – Democratic Union Party, Syria

1566

War Correspondent - Anthony Loyd

1567

Governor, Central Bank of Ireland - Patrick Honohan

1568

Chief Science Officer, SENS Foundation - Aubrey De Grey

1569

CEO, EasyJet - Carolyn McCall

1570

Photographer - David LaChapelle

1571

British Foreign Secretary, 2001 – 2006 - Jack Straw

1572

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie - Author

1573

Senior Adviser to Nigeria’s President - Doyin Okupe

1574

Ugandan Opposition Leader - Kizza Besigye

1575

Advisor to the Presidential Administration of Russia, 2001 to 2013 - Professor Sergey Karaganov

1576

Actor - Viggo Mortensen

1577

Foreign Minister, Estonia - Urmas Paet

1578

President of South Sudan - Salva Kiir Mayardit

1579

US Assistant Secretary of State - Victoria Nuland

1580

Deputy Information Minister, Zimbabwe - Supa Mandiwanzira

1581

Former Vice President of South Sudan - Riek Machar

1582

Co-founder, Free Belarus Theatre - Natalia Kaliada

1583

Nobel Literature Laureate - Wole Soyinka

1584

Minister for Communications, Australia - Malcolm Turnbull

1585

Economist - Jeremy Rifkin

1586

Foreign Minister, Yemen - Abu Bakr al-Qirbi

1587

Presidential Adviser, Syrian National Coalition - Rime Allaf

1588

Anti-Apartheid Activist - Ahmed Kathrada

1589

French Fashion Designer - Jean Paul Gaultier

1590

Brazilian Film-maker - Jose Padilha

1591

Campaigning Widow of Pat Finucane - Geraldine Finucane

1592

Former British Army Officer - Major Richard Streatfeild

1593

Brazilian Environment Minister - Izabella Teixeria

1594

Mining CEO - Daphne Mashile Nkosi

1595

Musician and Former Child Solider - Emmanuel Jal

1596

Suspended Head of South African Trade Unions (COSATU) - Zwelinzima Vavi

1597

President of Zambia (1964 -1991) - Kenneth Kaunda

1598

Artistic Director/Lead Principal, English National Ballet - Tamara Rojo

1599

Chairman, China International Capital Corporation - Jin Liqun

1600

President of Bulgaria - Rosen Plevneliev

1601

Spokesman for Vladimir Putin - Dmitry Peskov

1602

Artist - Ai Weiwei

1603

Founder, Defense Distributed - Cody Wilson

1604

Foreign Minister of Poland - Radoslaw Sikorski

1605

Premier of the Cayman Islands - Alden McLaughlin

1606

Jerry Springer: Does he care about his show's reputation?

1607

President, US National Rifle Association, 2011 - 13 - David Keene

1608

Minister for Natural Resources and Tourism, Tanzania - Lazaro Nyalandu

1609

Daughter of Yulia Tymoshenko - Eugenia Tymoshenko

1610

Minister for Economy, Israel - Naftali Bennett

1611

Kenyan Author - Binyavanga Wainaina

1612

Palestinian Authority Chief Negotiator - Saeb Erekat

1613

Chairman Daimler AG and Head of Mercedes-Benz Cars - Dieter Zetsche

1614

Former Commissioner of Corrections, Georgia, USA - Allen Ault

1615

Wimbledon Champion 2013 - Marion Bartoli

1616

President, Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace - Cardinal Peter Turkson

1617

British Foreign Secretary - William Hague

1618

Secretary, All India Progressive Women’s Association - Kavita Krishnan

1619

Deputy Prime Minister of Iraq for Energy - Hussain Al-Shahristani

1620

Archbishop of Canterbury - Justin Welby

1621

Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir - Omar Abdullah

1622

Finance Minister of India - Palaniappan Chidambaram

1623

Finance Minister of Cyprus - Harris Georgiades

1624

Former Minister, Freedom and Justice Party, Egypt - Yehia Hamed

1625

British Energy and Climate Change Secretary - Ed Davey

1626

US Defence Secretary, 2006 - 2011 - Robert Gates

1627

President of the European Court of Human Rights - Dean Spielmann

1628

UN Rapporteur, Counter-terrorism and Human Rights - Ben Emmerson QC

1629

Director of Public Prosecutions, 2008–2013 - Keir Starmer QC

1630

Giles Duley – Photographer

1631

CEO, Syngenta - Mike Mack

1632

World Champion Cyclist - Mark Cavendish

1633

Artist Jeremy Deller

1634

Chairman and CEO of Total- Christophe de Margerie

1635

Douglas Alexander – Labour Chief Foreign Policy Spokesman

1636

Director General, Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons - Ahmet Üzümcü

1637

South African Rugby Team Captain, 1993 - 1996: Francois Pienaar

1638

Republican Senator, Florida - Marco Rubio

1639

Martin Schulz

1640

EU Employment and Social Affairs Commissioner - Laszlo Andor

1641

Journalist - Glenn Greenwald

1642

Ukrainian Businessman and Politician - Petro Poroshenko

1643

Medical Ethicist - Julian Savulescu

1644

Performer and Mental Health Campaigner - Ruby Wax

1645

Philosopher - Roberto Unger

1646

Medical Director, Akanksha Infertility Clinic, India - Dr Nayna Patel

1647

CEO, Eni - Paolo Scaroni

1648

11/11/2013 GMT

1649

Governor, Central Bank of Nigeria - Lamido Sanusi

1650

Minister of Intelligence, Israel - Yuval Steinitz

1651

Olympic and America’s Cup Winning Sailor - Sir Ben Ainslie

1652

Italian Politician - Emma Bonino

1653

Founder of Affective Computing, MIT - Rosalind Picard

1654

Conflict-zone Surgeon - David Nott

1655

Pavel Khodorkovsky

1656

Film Director - Paul Greengrass

1657

Chairman of the Intelligence and Security Committee, UK - Sir Malcolm Rifkind MP

1658

Reza Pahlavi Monday 14th October

1659

Chief Executive of NHS England - Sir David Nicholson

1660

Egyptian Author and Activist - Ahdaf Soueif

1661

Chairman, Indian Cricket Premier League, 2008 – 2010 - Lalit Modi

1662

Adviser to Former British PM Gordon Brown, 2005 – 2009 - Damian McBride

1663

US Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Iran, 2009-2010 - John Limbert

1664

Author and Counter-insurgency Expert - David Kilcullen

1665

Greece Minister of Health - Adonis Georgiadis

1666

Chairman, Professional Footballers’ Association - Clarke Carlisle

1667

Musician - Roger Waters

1668

Samantha Geimer

1669

Freedom and Justice Party MP, Egypt - Abdul Mawgoud Dardery

1670

Garry Kasparov - Opposition Activist and Former World Chess Champion

1671

Prime Minister of Italy - Enrico Letta

1672

Former Adviser to President Obama - Peter Blair Henry

1673

Raffaele Sollecito

1674

Prime Minister of France (2005 – 2007) - Dominique de Villepin

1675

Actor, Writer and Director - Steven Berkoff

1676

Secretary General of the Arab League (2001- 2011) - Amr Moussa

1677

Former Bishop of Edinburgh - Richard Holloway

1678

Greek Finance Minister, 2009 - 2011, George Papaconstantinou

1679

UN Representative, Syrian Coalition - Najib Ghabian

1680

Britain's Former Chancellor, Alistair Darling

1681

Professor of Physiology, Maastricht University - Mark Post

1682

International Human Rights Lawyer - Payam Akhavan

1683

Interim President, ANC Youth League, South Africa - Mzwandile Masina

1684

Egypt Foreign Minister - Nabil Fahmy

1685

Composer - Sir John Tavener

1686

On the Road: Alaska – Part 2

1687

On the Road: Alaska - Part 1

1688

Opera Singer - Thomas Hampson

1689

Governor of Rivers State, Nigeria - Rotimi Chibuike Amaechi

1690

Iraq Foreign Minister - Hoshyar Zebari

1691

General Secretary of the GMB Union - Paul Kenny

1692

Prime Minister-Designate, Albania - Edi Rama

1693

UK Conservative MP - David Davis

1694

Chief Executive, Soho China - Zhang Xin

1695

Mustafa Akyol and Dina Wahba

1696

Greek Minister for Public Order - Nikos Dendias

1697

Afghanistan Minister of Finance - Dr Omar Zakhilwal

1698

Head of the Afghan National Army - General Sher Mohammad Karimi

1699

Black Sabbath Guitarist - Tony Iommi

1700

Chief Justice of South Africa - Mogoeng Mogoeng

1701

Sergei Guriev – Russian Economist

1702

Michael Sandel – Political Philosopher

1703

Mehmet Simsek - Finance Minister, Turkey

1704

Ayad Allawi – Former Prime Minister of Iraq

1705

Martin Amis – Author

1706

Ivo Daalder, US Permanent Representative to NATO

1707

Mo Ibrahim – Chairman of the Mo Ibrahim Foundation

1708

Jean-François Copé – President, UMP Party, France

1709

Pierre Krähenbühl - Director of Operations, International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC)

1710

Robert Fowler - Former UN Special Representative to Niger

1711

Lindiwe Mazibuko - Leader of the Opposition in the South African Parliament

1712

Harold Koh - Legal Adviser, US State Department 2009-13

1713

John Kerry, US Secretary of State

1714

Zoran Milanovic – Prime Minister, Croatia

1715

Sir Alan Parker - Film Director

1716

Alan Johnson – UK Home Secretary 2009 – 2010

1717

Thomas Drake – Former Senior Executive, US National Security Agency

1718

Zainab Bangura - UN Special Representative on Sexual Violence in Conflict

1719

Pravin Gordhan – Finance Minister, South Africa

1720

Lord Patten - Chairman of the BBC Trust

1721

Lord Browne – Chief Executive BP (1995 – 2007)

1722

Jonathan Miller – Theatre and Opera Director

1723

Ioannis Kasoulides – Foreign Minister of Cyprus

1724

Carlos Gutierrez - US Secretary of Commerce 2005 – 2009

1725

Christine Lagarde – Managing Director, International Monetary Fund

1726

Mathieu Kassovitz - Actor and Director

1727

Steffen Kampeter – Deputy Finance Minister, Germany

1728

Jeremy Irons - Actor

1729

Lord Maurice Saatchi - UK Conservative Party Chairman (2003-2005)

1730

Sir John Holmes - Former UN Emergency Relief Co-ordinator

1731

Mimoza Kusari-Lila - Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Trade and Industry, Kosovo

1732

Patrick Chinamasa - Justice Minister of Zimbabwe

1733

Daniel Dennett – Philosopher and Cognitive Scientist

1734

Major General Robert Mood - Former Head of UN Supervision Mission in Syria

1735

Alassane Ouattara - President of Ivory Coast

1736

Kishore Mahbubani - Author and former diplomat

1737

Gareth Thomas - Former Wales Rugby Captain

1738

Victor Ponta - Prime Minister of Romania

1739

Kenneth Clarke - Conservative Government Minister, UK

1740

Theodor Meron - President of the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia

1741

Moncef Marzouki - President of Tunisia

1742

Lord Bilimoria – Founder and Chairman, Cobra Beer

1743

Timo Soini - Leader, The Finns Party

1744

Henry Winkler - Actor

1745

AB Yehoshua - Author

1746

Father Bernard Lynch - Priest and Psychotherapist

1747

Gloria Steinem – Feminist activist and author

1748

Jon Huntsman - Republican Presidential Candidate 2011

1749

Mamphela Ramphele - Politician and academic

1750

Enrique Garcia - President - CAF - Development Bank of Latin America

1751

Lucinda Creighton - Minister for European Affairs

1752

Fernando Carrera – Minister of Foreign Affairs

1753

Hossein Mousavian - Iranian Nuclear Negotiator

1754

Mohammad Jawad - Plastic Surgeon

1755

Renzo Piano - Architect

1756

Lord Ouseley – Chairman, Kick It Out

1757

Paul Bhatti – Minister in Charge of National Harmony, Pakistan

1758

Mark Lynas - pro-GM campaigner

1759

Nigel Sheinwald - UK Ambassador to the US (2007 - 2012)

1760

Mohamed El-Erian – CEO, PIMCO

1761

Doreen Lawrence

1762

Pascal Lamy – Director General, World Trade Organisation

1763

Kiran Bedi - Senior Female Police Officer in India

1764

Joaquin Almunia – EU Competition Commissioner

1765

Rupert Everett - actor

1766

Lord Heseltine – Former British Deputy Prime Minister

1767

Mona Eltahawy – Writer and Activist

1768

Fatih Birol – Chief Economist, International Energy Agency

1769

Ian Thorpe - Australian Swimmer

1770

Alan Moore - Graphic Novelist

1771

Philip Glass - Composer

1772

Brooke Magnanti - Belle du Jour

1773

Lewis Moody - Former England Rugby Captain

1774

Sir Geoffrey Nice QC - Barrister

1775

Naguib Sawiris – Businessman and Founder, Free Egyptians Party

1776

Sima Samar – Chairperson, Afghan Human Rights Commission

1777

Leila Shahid – Palestinian Authority Ambassador to the EU

1778

Jan Cheek - Executive Councillor, Falkland Islands Government

1779

José Manuel Barroso - President of the European Commission

1780

Carlos Ghosn - CEO of Renault-Nissan

1781

Mike Newell - film director

1782

Peter Voser - CEO of Royal Dutch Shell

1783

Jeh Johnson- General Counsel, US Department of Defense

1784

Michael Woodford - Former CEO, Olympus

1785

Frans Baleni - General Secretary, South African National Union of Mineworkers

1786

Kumi Naidoo, executive director of Greenpeace International

1787

Riad Hijab, former Prime Minister of Syria

1788

Vandana Shiva, environmentalist

1789

James Cracknell - former Olympic rower

1790

Radoslaw Sikorski - Foreign Minister of Poland

1791

Leonid Kozhara - Foreign Policy Advisor to the Ukrainian President

1792

Hisham Qandil - Prime Minister, Egypt

1793

Andreas Mavroyiannis, Deputy Minister for European Affairs for Cyprus

1794

Bob Shrum, Democratic Party Consultant and Campaign Strategist

1795

Grover Norquist - President, Americans for Tax Reform

1796

Conrad Black - Former CEO of Hollinger International

1797

Richard Thaler - Behavioural economist

1798

Connie Hedegaard - European Commissioner for Climate Action

1799

Bernard Cazeneuve - Minister delegate for European Affairs, France

1800

Michael O’Leary, Ryanair Chief Executive

1801

William Ruto: Kenyan Presidential Candidate

1802

03/10/2012 GMT

1803

Otmar Issing – European Central Bank Board, 1998 – 2006

1804

Jack Abramoff - Former US lobbyist

1805

Guy Verhofstadt and Richard Ashworth – Members of The European Parliament

1806

Ashti Hawrami - Minister for Natural Resources, Kurdistan Regional Government

1807

Professor Welshman Ncube

1808

Hans-Werner Sinn - German economist

1809

Felipe Larrain - Finance Minister of Chile

1810

Pyotr Verzilov - Russian artist and political activist

1811

Tyler Hamilton - Former professional cyclist

1812

Maryam Al Khawaja - Bahraini Human Rights Activist

1813

Xavier Rolet - Chief Executive, London Stock Exchange Group

1814

Raymond Tshibanda - Minister for Foreign Affairs, Democratic Republic of Congo

1815

Tarek al-Hashimi - Vice President of Iraq

1816

Brian Sayers – Syrian Support Group

1817

Maajid Nawaz - Chairman of Quilliam, counter extremisim organisation

1818

Rob Davies - South Africa's Minister for Trade and Industry

1819

Angélique Kidjo - Musician and Activist

1820

Lord Hanningfield - Former Conservative Peer

1821

Lord Moynihan - Chairman of the British Olympics Association

1822

Sharon Bowles - Chair, EU Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee

1823

Michael Barber - Chief Education Advisor, Pearson PLC

1824

Mark Carney - Governor of Canada's Central Bank

1825

Nigel Farage - Leader of the UK Independence Party

1826

Amos Gilad – Director of Policy, Israeli Ministry of Defence

1827

Sheikh Hasina - Prime Minister of Bangladesh

1828

Extratime: Nawal El Moutawakel -Member of the International Olympic Committee

1829

Arnold Ekpe - CEO Ecobank Transnational Inc

1830

Extratime: Jonathan Edwards - Olympic triple jump gold medallist

1831

20/07/2012 GMT

1832

James Robinson - Professor of Government, Harvard University

1833

Dame Jocelyn Bell Burnell - Astrophysicist

1834

Paul Kagame - President of Rwanda

1835

Karel De Gucht - European Commissioner for Trade

1836

Femi Kuti - Musician and Activist

1837

Ghazi Hamad – Hamas Deputy Foreign Minister

1838

Professor Niall Ferguson - Historian

1839

Lynton Crosby - Political Strategist

1840

Helle Thorning-Schmidt - Denmark's Prime Minister

1841

Gehad El-Haddad - Senior Political Advisor, Freedom and Justice Party

1842

Dr. Steve Peters - Psychiatrist working in elite sport

1843

Beeban Kidron - Film Director

1844

Chuka Umunna - UK Shadow Business Secretary

1845

Meir Dagan - Director of Mossad (2002-2010)

1846

Wayne McGregor - Choreographer

1847

Ali Asghar Soltanieh - Iran's ambassador, International Atomic Energy Agency

1848

Paul McKeever - Chairman of the Police Federation of England and Wales

1849

Francoise Barre-Sinoussi - President Elect, International Aids Society

1850

Tracey Emin - Artist

1851

Sir Tim Rice - Lyricist, writer and composer

1852

Paul Krugman - Nobel Prize Winner for Economics, 2008

1853

Yiannis Milios – Economic Advisor of the Syriza Party, Greece

1854

Bruce Dickinson - Singer, Iron Maiden

1855

Robin Gibb - The Bee Gees

1856

Grigory Yavlinsky - Co-Founder Yabloko Party, Russia

1857

GUY SCOTT – Vice President of Zambia

1858

Louis Saha - French footballer

1859

Michalis Sarris – Chairman, Cyprus Popular Bank

1860

Sir William Patey – British Ambassador to Kabul, 2010-2012 (Retired)

1861

Nasser Judeh - Jordan's Foreign Minister

1862

NORMAN FINKELSTEIN – Political scientist

1863

09/05/2012 GMT

1864

NHIAL DENG NHIAL – Foreign Minister, South Sudan

1865

Sir JOHN SULSTON – Nobel Prize-winning scientist

1866

OLEG DERIPASKA – Chief Executive, RUSAL

1867

ZOE WANAMAKER – Actor

1868

PETER KEEN - Director of Performance, UK Sport

1869

FW de Klerk

1870

Paul Conroy - Photographer

1871

Ali Dizaei - London Metropolitan Police Superintendent

1872

Michael Frayn - Writer

1873

Hamid Al-Bayati - Iraqi Ambassador to the UN

1874

Juergen Stark - Former member, Executive Board of the European Central Bank

1875

Sir Alan Ayckbourn - British Playwright

1876

Nabeel Rajab - President of the Bahrain Centre for Human Rights

1877

Len McCluskey - Leader of Unite, Britain's biggest union

1878

Frank Chikane - South African Head of Presidency, 1999 - 2009

1879

Sir Mark Walport - Director, Wellcome Trust

1880

Aimee Mullins – Athlete, actor and model

1881

Otis Williams - The Temptations

1882

Mohamed Waheed - President of the Maldives

1883

Abdel El-Menway - Former Head of Egyptian TV

1884

Said Ferjani - Ennahda political party, Tunisia

1885

Moncef Marzouki - President of Tunisia

1886

Jacqueline Wilson - Children's author

1887

Nana Akufo-Addo - Ghanaian presidential candidate

1888

Egemen Bagis - Turkey's Chief EU Negotiator

1889

David Miliband - UK Foreign Secretary 2007-2010

1890

Georges Chikoti - Angolan Foreign Minister

1891

Yoweri Museveni - President of Uganda

1892

Eugenia Tymoshenko - Daughter of Yulia Tymoshenko

1893

Fawzia Koofi

1894

Sir Clive Woodward - Director of Sport, British Olympic Association

1895

Paul Volcker - Former US Federal Reserve chairman

1896

John McCain - US Senator

1897

John Fahey - President, World Anti-Doping Agency

1898

Hilde Johnson - UN Special Rep in South Sudan

1899

05/02/2012 GMT

1900

Mary King - British Olympic Equestrian

1901

Dr Gene Sharp - Political Theorist

1902

Edwin Cameron - South African Constitutional Court Judge

1903

Gus O'Donnell - Former Head of UK Civil Service

1904

Sir Patrick Stewart

1905

Wadah Khanfar - Former Director General, Al Jazeera

1906

Steve McQueen

1907

Bassma Kodmani

1908

Zoltan Kovacs - Hungarian Minister of State for Government Communication

1909

Cheng Siwei - Former Vice Chairman, Standing Committee, NPC, China

1910

Olli Rehn - European Commissioner for Economic and Monetary Affairs

1911

Dr Devi Shetty - Indian heart surgeon