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Ecuador's president talks about his hopes for the future of the region, a shift in ideology and Julian Assange.

The DRC opposition's presidential candidate discusses the elections, corruption and his country's future post-Kabila.

The head of the UN Development Programme talks about countries hit by crises and what it takes to rebuild them.

UN officials and a German diplomat reflect on efforts to end conflict in Syria and Yemen and provide humanitarian aid.

Venezuela's self-declared interim president talks about how he believes the unfolding political crisis will play out.

The former FM talks nuclear deal, unstable US relations and the GCC blockade and reflects on the Iranian revolution.

Anwar talks about re-entering politics, Najib Razak and the 1MDB scandal, and his hopes for Malaysia's future.

Hamilton Mourao discusses Venezuela's political crisis, Brazil reforms and the alleged persecution of minority groups.

The head of UN Women talks about feminism, why gender data matters, and the state of women's rights today.

Browder shares what it's like to live 'rent-free in Putin's head' and how the Magnitsky Act became a 'viral phenomenon'.

The Iranian vice president for Women and Family Affairs discusses the principles of the Islamic revolution, 40 years on.

Amnesty head Kumi Naidoo discusses bullying, discrimination and mismanagement affecting the organisation internally.

Oil minister Ezekiel Lol Gatkuoth discusses allegations of corruption and the role of oil in South Sudan's future.

The billionaire's foundation aims to eliminate many of the world's preventable diseases, but it has its critics.

Iran's foreign minister discusses US sanctions, foreign intervention in the region, and his past resignation attempt.

Iraq's oil minister discusses plans to strengthen its oil industry, diversify its economy and attract foreign investors.

Human rights activist Iyad el-Baghdadi discusses his pro-democracy work and how his life is now under threat.

The Venezuelan foreign minister discusses the country's ongoing crisis and threats of international intervention.

David Kaye, UN special rapporteur for freedom of expression, on the state of free speech and policing the internet.

Libyan MP and former FM Aly Abuzaakouk discusses Khalifa Haftar's assault on Tripoli and the ongoing conflict in Libya.

Prime Minister Edi Rama discusses Albania's political crisis and why he thinks the country is not ready to join the EU.

Albania's president defends his position to cancel elections as parliament begins a process to remove him.

Senior adviser to the US president discusses Trump's plan for economic growth and peace in the Middle East.

The son of jailed Muslim leader Salman al-Awdah on Khashoggi's murder and the erosion of rights and liberties under MBS.

MINUSMA head Annadif warns about global security implications of the conflict in Mali, which is engulfing the region.

The US politician discusses Donald Trump's defamatory statements against her, and his links to 'hostile' foreign states.

International Crisis Group CEO and ex-Obama adviser on US-Iran tensions, Yemen's war and the Israel-Palestine conflict.

The Iranian foreign minister discusses his country's nuclear programme and current tensions in the Gulf.

Pakistan's leaders respond to India's decision to revoke the special status of Indian-administered Kashmir.

A spokesman tells Al Jazeera that without an agreement the Taliban is not obliged to give safe passage to US troops.

Pakistan's prime minister discusses his government's controversies as well as foreign and domestic policies.

The first Mexican lead principal at the English National Ballet believes that dance can help build a better country.

The prominent professor of contemporary Islamic studies discusses the ongoing sexual assault accusations against him.

President Peter Mutharika discusses alleged election fraud, corruption and Chinese investment in the country.

How will the world's two largest telescopes, under construction in Chile, change the way we look at the universe?

ICRC president discusses Yemen, Syria, Lake Chad and other conflict areas 70 years after Geneva Conventions were signed.

Huawei's CSO discusses why the Chinese company is regarded as a cybersecurity threat by the White House.

The executive secretary of the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty Organization discusses global nuclear threats.

President of the regional government of Catalonia debates Spain's recent election and violent pro-independence protests.

The former president of Bolivia discusses his resignation, country's political crisis and plans for the future.

Defence minister discusses military operation in Syria, cooperation with Russia and Iran, and ties with the US and NATO.

Ugandan pop singer-turned-politician discusses his plan to replace President Yoweri Museveni after 30 years in power.

Footballer Kashif Siddiqi discusses how football can draw world's attention to a cause dear to his heart: Kashmir.

Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad discusses multilateralism, his vision for Malaysia and the challenges the country faces.

Lebanon's foreign minister discusses corruption, his role in government and how to address protesters' demands.

El Salvador's president discusses challenges facing his country, expulsion of Venezuelan diplomats, and China ties.

President of Center for China and Globalization discusses the US-China trade war and the prospect of a global recession.

One of Africa's top private military contractors discusses his company's operations throughout the continent and beyond.