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Zelenskyy, marked as target number one by Russia, transforms from comedian to wartime leader.
South African envoys meet Robert Mugabe on Thursday to address Zimbabwe's military takeover.
Ayaan Hirsi Ali highlights the dangers of Islamism and the need for free expression.
Emma Sky shares insights on the Middle East and her work with Raymond Odierno.
Joseph Kony discusses his fight for democracy in a rare 2006 interview from Africa.
Simon Ostrovsky interviews Aleksandr Zakharchenko about the conflict in Ukraine.
A diverse group debates the meaning of "stop Asian hate," addressing issues of violence, ignorance, and societal perceptions in just one minute.
Aung San Suu Kyi spent 15 of the last 21 years under house arrest, yet she remains committed to inspiring the Burmese people to pursue democracy.
A UK journalist interviews the Chandlers, over seven months after their Somalian pirate captivity.
In June 2005, Yoon Sun-Duk discusses life in a village in Korea's demilitarised zone.
Dima Khatib shares her experiences of double exile as a Syrian and Palestinian, reflecting on the challenges of her communities amid the Syrian conflict and Palestinian plight.
Danny Gold discusses the liberation of Sinjar, Iraq from the Islamic State and its aftermath.
Jacob Rees-Mogg recalls his record for the longest word in Hansard, "floccinaucinihilipilification," during a conversation with Owen Jones.
Serj Tankian discusses how the Nagorno-Karabakh war influenced his music and priorities.
Eric Harroun recounts his experiences from the Egyptian revolution to joining the Free Syrian Army, detailing the chaos of the Syrian civil war.
Joseph Stalin rises from Georgian roots to lead the Soviet Union as a feared political figure.
On September 13, 2008, a police encounter in Delhi resulted in the death of two terrorists and the loss of officer Moanchan Sharma.
Don McCullin reflects on his experiences as a frontline photojournalist, the emotional toll of war photography, and his transition to capturing serene landscapes.
