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501

Celso Amorim: Is Brazil becoming ungovernable?

502

Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala: Is global free trade possible?

503

Jagath Weerasinghe: Sri Lanka's bloody past

504

Marilyn Stafford: A life in pictures

505

Boris Bondarev: Speaking out against Putin

506

Waheed Arian: Migration in the Western world

507

Fawad Chaudhry: Is Pakistan heading for economic meltdown?

508

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

509

Hardtalk in 2022

510

Wes Streeting: Is Britain ready for a new government?

511

Oleksandra Matviichuk and Yan Rachinsky: Fighting for civil rights

512

David Friedberg: Can tech fix our biggest challenges?

513

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

514

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

515

Rachel Clarke: Talking honestly about the end of life

516

Barbara Chase-Riboud: Monuments and controversy

517

Getachew Reda: Have Tigray's rebels surrendered?

518

Chelsea Manning: Does transparency justify leaking state secrets?

519

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

520

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

521

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

522

David Dimbleby: Are journalistic values under threat?

523

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

524

Sauli Niinistö: Finland's new strategic direction

525

Ben Hodges: Is Ukrainian victory inevitable?

526

Rafael Grossi: Is nuclear power ever risk-free?

527

Dimitar Kovačevski: Can North Macedonia finally join the EU?

528

Matthew Collins: Taking on the far right

529

Audrey Tang: Can Taiwan forge its own path?

530

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

531

German Galushchenko: How vulnerable is Ukraine?

532

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

533

Amin Salam: Is Lebanon heading for meltdown?

534

Maggie Haberman: Donald Trump and journalistic responsibility

535

Boris Grebenshchikov: Culture and protest in Russia

536

Masih Alinejad: A revolution for Iranian women?

537

Evgeny Popov: Russia's mobilisation

538

Reverend Richard Coles: Living with grief

539

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

540

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

541

Vadym Prystaiko: Can Ukraine count on its allies?

542

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

543

Lindsey Graham: Trump and the midterms

544

Tova Friedman: Learning from history

545

Gwen Adshead: Getting inside the minds of murderers

546

Pinchas Goldschmidt: Is the Ukraine war deepening Jewish anxiety?

547

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

548

Sir Peter Blake: What keeps his creativity alive?

549

Krišjānis Kariņš: Is Latvia still vulnerable?

550

George Monbiot: Surrounded by fear

551

Shon Faye: The transgender issue

552

Amrullah Saleh: Is resistance in Afghanistan viable?

553

Albert Woodfox: Freedom after a life inside

554

Gregory Doran: Why does Shakespeare still captivate us?

555

The Singh Twins: Mixing art and politics

556

James Lovelock: The future of life on Earth

557

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

558

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

559

Sharan Burrow: Do workers have faith in collective action?

560

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

561

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

562

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

563

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

564

Ibram X. Kendi: America's unhealed racial wounds

565

Steve Thompson: Rugby's traumatic legacy

566

Lord Patten: Were promises to Hong Kong broken?

567

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

568

Henry Huiyao Wang: Is China exposing its vulnerabilities?

569

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

570

Semyon Bychkov: Artists speaking out against Putin

571

Olha Stefanishyna: Will Kyiv get the support it needs?

572

Nicu Popescu: How can Moldova protect itself?

573

Josef Aschbacher: Is Europe losing the space race?

574

Vassily Nebenzia: Is Putin's plan failing?

575

Fawzia Koofi: Do Afghans still have hope?

576

Dr Njoki Ngumi – Artist and film-maker

577

Iván Fischer, Conductor and Composer

578

Serhii Plokhy: How Putin weaponises history

579

Danica Roem: America's culture wars

580

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

581

Jens Stoltenberg: Is Nato being undermined by internal divisions?

582

Iván Duque: Has Colombia's president failed?

583

Franklin Graham: An era of moral decline?

584

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

585

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

586

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

587

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

588

Jim Green: Has Nasa lost its way?

589

Zoltán Kovács: Whose side is Hungary really on?

590

Bill Browder: Sanctioning Russia

591

Eduard Heger, Prime Minister of Slovakia

592

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

593

Slava Vakarchuk: A rock star on the frontline

594

Mikhail Khodorkovsky: Making an enemy of Putin

595

Kylie Moore-Gilbert: 804 days in an Iranian jail

596

Omid Djalili: Can jokes be funny without being mean?

597

Dr Njoki Ngumi: Can art change Kenya?

598

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

599

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

600

Nikita Mazepin: Sanctions on Russia 'are cancel culture'