Flashback to August 2019: Iran's then-Foreign Minister Javad Zarif told Al Jazeera, “The Americans are in no position to draw red lines for Iran.” As tensions in the Strait of Hormuz escalated, Tehran asserted its stance.

Throwback to Nov 2024: As Donald Trump returned to politics, NATO’s top military officer Rob Bauer, discussed the implications of a second Trump term. With NATO pledging to increase defence spending a move credited to Trump, we revisit those insights and their relevance today.

Throwback to Sept 2022: Kenya’s Pres Ruto outlined plans to reform the police & finances. Fast forward to June 25, 2024—protests over tax hikes turned deadly, with 60+ fatalities from police fire. Now in 2025, protests return to mark that tragedy, violence escalates once more.

Over a million Sudanese refugees have fled to Chad. Aid is running out. Disease is spreading. And the world isn’t watching. On Talk to Al Jazeera, we ask: Is the humanitarian system collapsing in silence? Watch the full episode here: aje.io/TchAD

Israel bombed five Iranian nuclear sites, leading to Iranian retaliation and a current truce. However, Iran is suspending cooperation with the IAEA. Will it withdraw from the NPT, signalling the start of something worse? Watch interview with IAEA chief: aje.io/Grossi

Throwback to April 2017: In an interview with Talk to Al Jazeera, Uganda's President Yoweri Museveni claimed he’s a “wonderful dictator.” Now 80 and in power since 1986, he’s just been endorsed by his party to run again.

Sudan’s war has displaced over a million people into Chad. As refugee camps fill, aid isn't only delayed but disappearing. Why is Africa’s humanitarian crises often the last to receive funding? Is it donor fatigue or a flawed system? Watch interview here: aje.io/Tchad

Throwback to 2016: Nigeria’s President Muhammadu Buhari discussed the economy, fight against Boko Haram, and anti-corruption after one year in office. He led Nigeria from 2015-2023 and passed away in London on Sunday. Watch the full interview here: aje.io/Buhari

Brazil’s FM Mauro Vieira talks to Al Jazeera from Rio after the BRICS summit on Lula’s call for a global trade currency, UN reform and why BRICS isn’t anti-West, just pro-balance. Is BRICS reshaping global power or is it just talk? Watch interview here: aje.io/BRICS

Brazil plans to join South Africa’s genocide case against Israel at the International Court of Justice, Brazilian Foreign Minister Mauro Vieira says, nearly 19 months after it was filed. Watch the full interview here: aje.io/BRICS

Brazil's President Lula da Silva says he has never seen the UN so insignificant. Brazilian FM Mauro Vieira explains on Al Jazeera that Brazil is calling for a significant overhaul of global governance, starting with the UN. Watch the interview here: aje.io/BRICS

Can BRICS reshape global power? With 11 nations, big ambitions and deep contradictions, it’s seen by some as the Global South’s challenge to Western dominance. But can it lead or will it fracture? Watch the full interview with Brazil's FM Vieira here: aje.io/BRICS

Justice isn't just in verdicts but also in memory. From courtrooms to memorials, how do we create spaces that heal without erasing war's pain? Sabina Tanovic discusses this with Al Jazeera. Watch the full interview here: aje.io/Bosnia

Former UN Gaza coordinator, Sigrid Kaag tells Al Jazeera English: delivering aid under Israeli siege means blocked trucks, famine & a collapse of humanitarian norms. If even aid isn’t guaranteed, what future is there for a rules-based world? The full interview: aje.io/GazaUN

Former UN Gaza coordinator Sigrid Kaag says people are starving to death because Israel is blocking aid and using it as a bargaining chip, in violation of international law. Watch the full interview here: aje.io/GazaUN

Sigrid Kaag, former UN Gaza coordinator, says both Biden and Trump administrations could have stopped the war but chose not to, even giving Israel money and weapons: “The US & Israel are the main players; everything else is extra.” Watch the interview: aje.io/GazaUN

From Rotterdam to the Maldives, architect Koen Olthuis reimagines how we live with rising seas, not by fighting water, but by building on it. Floating homes, farms and even cities. Is this the future of climate adaptation? Watch the full interview here: aje.io/Float

Throwback: In 2018, Joseph Kabila spoke to @talktoaljazeera as his rule neared its end. Weeks later, Tshisekedi won disputed polls. Today, Kabila faces a death penalty trial in absentia on war crimes, treason and torture charges.

Climate change makes the news, but the bigger threat is biodiversity collapse, warns Sandra Myrna Díaz. The web of life that sustains us is unravelling, and survival means slashing emissions and protecting nature. Watch the full interview here: aje.io/ecology

Once the “Land of the 2 Rivers,” Iraq is now facing its worst water crisis. The Tigris & Euphrates are drying up, and climate change, dams & mismanagement are turning fertile land into dust, displacing families & threatening stability. Watch full episode: aje.io/IraqH2O