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Gëzim Hajdari in conversation with Anita Pinzi

May 23, 2013

Exiled Albanian poet Gëzim Hajdari in an extraordinarily candid conversation on poetry, politics, ethics and Albanian history and society. Photo ©Pier Pomponi/World Focus

Civil War Within

Nazli Sinem Koytak & Michael Bronner

A Warscapes Conversation with a clinical psychologist on the front lines of the battles being fought in the minds of Syrian refugees, a popu

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Baloji in Conversation

Baloji & Ts'eliso Monaheng

An interview with Baloji, a Congolese rapper raised in Belgium whose cutting-edge music is impossible to define.

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The Logic of Global War

Boubacar Boris Diop on Mali

Senegalese novelist and intellectual Boubacar Boris Diop offers an incisive and complex look at the French intervention in Mali.

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Hardly Any Women...

Goce Smilevski and Bhakti Shringarpure

Goce Smilevski, the author of "Freud's Sister" talks to Warscapes about giving voice to the countless women forgotten by hist

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Life is Politics!

The Brother Moves On & Ts’eliso Monaheng

Ts’eliso Monaheng talks to The Brother Moves On, a Johannesburg-based artist collective that employs music to address social issues.

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Liberal Peacebuilding and the Two Sudans

John Young and Michael Busch

John Young, author of "The Fate of Sudan" discusses the flawed peace process between Sudan and South Sudan.

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Eye on Honduras

Dana Frank and Veruska Cantelli

A conversation with journalist Dana Frank about the escalating violence in Honduras.

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"Bury the Vultures!"

Boniface Mwangi and Mike Elkin

Kenyan photographer and political activist Boniface Mwangi talks graffiti art, crooked pols (vultures) and "the Violence."

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Writing for Rwanda

Boubacar Boris Diop & Scholastique Mukasonga

Francophone authors Boubacar Boris Diop & Scholastique Mukasonga discuss Rwanda's past, present and future.

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Burma in Flux

An interview with activist Tim Aye Hardy

Tibita Kaneene speaks to activist Tim Aye Hardy about recent developments in Burma.

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Palestine is Still Waiting

by Suzy Salamy

A personal portrait of Palestinian filmmaker Annemarie Jacir's struggles to film her homeland despite all odds.

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Kafka in Iran

A conversation with exiled Iranian cartoonist Mana Neyestani.

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Borderland

Nathalie Carré talks to Vamba Sherif

Liberian author Vamba Sherif discusses his latest novel, 'Bound to Secrecy.'

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Peace vs. Justice

Never-before-seen footage of Joseph Kony: In conversation with filmmaker Klaartje Quirijns.

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Notes from Western Sahara

An Interview with Fatma El-Mehdi

Activist Fatma El-Mehdi speaks about Western Sahara, one of least known independence movements in the world.

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Reconstructing Iraq: An Interview

by Michael Bronner

An Iraqi surgeon gauges the shifting phases of war in MSF's groundbreaking reconstructive project.

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Maaza Mengiste & Nadifa Mohamed

A discussion between two women novelists on history, literature, politics and writing Africa.

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Warscapes in conversation with Shobasakthi

Translation by Anushiya Ramaswamy

A novelist, ex-soldier and refugee reflects on Sri Lankan politics, the Tamil situation and Paris.

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98 Days in the King's Prison

Warscapes in conversation with Bahrain's opposition leader Matar Ebrahim Matar

Warscapes in conversation with Bahrain's recently released political prisoner Matar Ebrahim Matar.

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