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Professor Sergey Karaganov - Advisor to the Presidential Administration of Russia, 2001 - 2013
Stephen Sackur asks one of President Putin's influential former advisors about the next stage of Russia's apparent neo-imperialist foreign policy after developments in Crimea.
Source: BBC 2
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Colm Toibin
Stephen Sackur speaks to an Irish writer whose intense, lyrical novels have won him awards, acclaim and most importantly millions of readers around the world. Colm Toibin isn't ...
17-05-2025
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Luis Moreno-ocampo - Chief Prosecutor, Icc (2003 - 2012)
HARDtalk speaks to Luis Moreno-Ocampo, who was the International Criminal Court's chief prosecutor for a decade. Why has the court failed to deliver on its promise?
18-09-2014
BBC 2
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Salva Kiir Mayardit - President Of South Sudan
In Juba, Stephen Sackur talks to the president of South Sudan, Salva Kiir Mayardit. A ceasefire has been agreed between his government and rebel forces led by his former deputy.
20-05-2014
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Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie - Author
As Nigeria emerges as a powerful economy, it is beset by conflict. Stephen Sackur asks acclaimed Nigerian novelist Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie how she sees her country's future.
05-06-2014
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Osama Hamdan - Hamas Spokesman For International Relations
Interviews with newsmakers and personalities from across the globe. Zeinab Badawi speaks to Osama Hamdan, the Hamas spokesman for international relations.
10-07-2014
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Thomas Piketty - Economist
Stephen Sackur talks to French economist Thomas Piketty, whose book Capital in the 21st Century has become an unlikely international bestseller.
19-06-2014
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David Lachapelle - Photographer
Interviews with newsmakers and personalities. Stephen Sackur speaks to David LaChapelle, one of the most successful fashion and celebrity photographers of the last thirty years.
17-06-2014
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Deirdre Mccloskey - Economic Historian
Is rising inequality the sickness that could yet kill capitalism? The influential American economist Deirdre McCloskey thinks that is to misunderstand 300 years of global growth.
01-07-2014
BBC 2