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The exiled politician on the ‘game’ America plays in her homeland, the ‘Taliban twilight for women’ — and the day militants tried to blow up her car
Oaktree’s legendary co-founder on the business of bargain hunting, the dangers of emotion — and meeting his drug smuggler namesake
The founder-CEO on his enduring belief in blockchain, his ‘no politics in the workplace’ policy, and why the solution to crypto chaos is . . . more crypto
Labour’s deputy leader on ‘rubbing along’ with Keir Starmer, her difficult childhood — and why her party is not taking anything for granted
The ‘Lincoln in the Bardo’ author on the life lessons of Tolstoy — and how ‘Jaws’ made him a writer
The TV host on activism after ‘The Daily Show’, his fears for American democracy — and why he’s not running for president any time soon
The South African artist on the fallout from apartheid, being his own director, and why certainty is anathema to art
The former BoE chief on where Brexit has left Britain and the chaotic aftermath of Kwasi Kwarteng’s ‘mini’ Budget
The former Tory minister on the future of conservatism, where Liz Truss has gone wrong — and his greatest regrets
The Tesla chief talks to Roula Khalaf about moving to Mars, saving free speech via Twitter — and why ageing is one ‘problem’ that should not be solved
The bestselling children’s author and John Donne biographer on the need for wonder, the marvels of the animal kingdom — and the thrill of climbing tall buildings
The writer and Conservative party candidate on her escape from the hermit kingdom, the case for Brexit — and building a new life in Bury
The Nobel-winning author on Turkey’s strongman president, solidarity with Salman Rushdie — and his new novel about a plague
The prophet of ‘Effective Altruism’ on giving away his earnings — and how we can save the world, one small act at a time
The tabloid editor turned TV provocateur on his faith in Rupert Murdoch and using the ‘cesspit’ of social media to his advantage
The ‘Goon Squad’ author on the ‘mass psychosis’ of her homeland and the right to write about anything in the ‘greedy grab bag’ of fiction
The fintech entrepreneur on the culture of the City in the 1980s, confounding expectations in Silicon Valley — and falling out with her co-founder
The Mercedes team principal on selling motor racing to a new generation, becoming a social media meme — and how he engineered one of sport’s great winning runs
The former prisoner of Iran on her six-year ordeal, the politics behind her release — and the joy of being reunited with her daughter
In exile in Vienna, the former ‘kingmaker’ on the dangers of mixing business and politics — and the moment his country missed its chance to stop Putin’s war
The British broadcaster and novelist on the secrets of his Cumbrian childhood, his 50 years of championing the arts — and what cut short his movie career
The famously literary Pimco chief on generational luck in finance, where you find ideas, and the art of investing in good times — and bad times
The economist and author explains how data can help us to raise our children — and why writing about her pregnancy was seen as ‘weird’
The Ukrainian historian on the end of empire, life under a nuclear shadow — and why Putin’s war might end in a new Russia
The Russian exile on seeing his fiction become fact, the ‘zombie’ of empire — and how culture will pay a price for the war on Ukraine
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