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HARDtalk

BBC World Service

In-depth, hard-hitting interviews with newsworthy personalities.

1239 - Evgeny Popov: Are cracks appearing at the Kremlin?
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  • 1239 - Evgeny Popov: Are cracks appearing at the Kremlin?

    Stephen Sackur speaks to Russian MP and pro-Kremlin TV host Evgeny Popov. The Ukraine invasion is beset with problems and Putin faces war crimes charges. Are cracks appearing?

    Wed, 22 Mar 2023
  • 1238 - James Daunt: Is the books industry a place where creativity and diversity truly thrive?

    Stephen Sackur speaks to the hugely successful bookseller James Daunt. From Waterstones to Barnes & Noble he has fought off ebooks and online retail to revive bricks and mortar bookstores. But is the books industry a place where creativity and diversity truly thrive? (Photo: James Daunt in the Hardtalk studio)

    Mon, 20 Mar 2023
  • 1237 - Mustafa Barghouti: Can Palestinians improve their situation?

    Stephen Sackur speaks to Palestinian politician, physician and civil rights activist Mustafa Barghouti. The seemingly endless Israeli-Palestinian conflict could be on the brink of getting a lot worse. If the two-state solution is dead, what option do the Palestinians have? (Photo: Mustafa Barghouti, leader of the Palestinian National Initiative, appears via videolink on Hardtalk)

    Fri, 17 Mar 2023
  • 1236 - Sergei Pugachev: Inside Putin's rise

    Stephen Sackur is in Nice to speak to the former Russian oligarch and billionaire businessman Sergei Pugachev. He was once dubbed Putin’s banker, a close confidant who helped Putin reach the top. But their relationship soured. Pugachev was accused of massive financial crimes; he renounced his Russian citizenship and now lives with armed guards in the south of France. What does his extraordinary story tell us of Putin’s strengths and weaknesses?

    Mon, 13 Mar 2023
  • 1235 - Simcha Rothman: Is Israel plunging into chaos?

    Stephen Sackur speaks to Israeli politician Simcha Rothman, a key architect of the Netanyahu government’s controversial legal reforms aimed at radically overhauling the country’s judicial system. Critics say the plans threaten Israel’s democracy. This, alongside the rising violence in the occupied West Bank, raises questions about the strategic direction of Netanyahu’s ultra-nationalist government. Is Israel plunging into chaos?

    Fri, 10 Mar 2023
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