'No limit to how offensive they can be about me'
Veteran novelist Martin Amis talks about his critics and why his works come under fire.
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Elif Shafak: The language of Turkish politics is 'masculine and aggressive'
The Turkish writer Elif Shafak talks to Stephen Sackur about events in Turkey.
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Why Africans regard Obama as 'their son'
Businessman Mo Ibrahim on hopes President Obama will engage more with Africa's leaders.
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Lord Lawson: Why Britain has nothing to fear about leaving the EU
The former UK Chancellor of the Exchequer on Britain prospects outside the EU.
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UN diplomat tells of al-Qaeda kidnapping in Niger
Former UN envoy, Robert Fowler, talks about his experience of being kidnapped by al-Qaeda.
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ANC need 'radical rethink’ on land reform
Land reform could be better tackled in South Africa, says Lindiwe Mazibuko.
Clips
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Iraq's sectarian split lies in politics - Iyad Allawi Duration: 02:21 19/06/2013 GMT
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'IMF will learn lessons from mistakes in Greece' Duration: 04:03 18/06/2013 GMT
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Amis: 'No limit to how offensive they can be about me' Duration: 02:47 Martin Amis
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Daalder: 'No regional support’ for Syria intervention Duration: 03:30 Ivo Daalder
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'Masculine and aggressive' language of Turkish politics Duration: 05:26 Elif Shafak
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Why Africans believe Obama is 'our boy' Duration: 01:29 Mo Ibrahim
HARDtalk on the conflict in Syria
US ambassador Ivo Daalder says there is no regional support for Nato involvement.
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