Frost Over the World

The daugh­ter of Bahrai­ni ac­tivist Ab­dul Hadi al-Khawa­ja dis­cuss­es his hunger strike and the sit­u­a­tion in the coun­try.

The British ten­nis star and num­ber four in the world dis­cuss­es his ca­reer and ex­plains what makes a top ten­nis play­er.

If elect­ed, Nige­ria’s fi­nance min­is­ter would be the first African, first black and first fe­male to head the in­sti­tu­tion.

The Ro­man­ian prime min­is­ter dis­cuss­es the chal­lenges fac­ing his coun­try and why it is still keen to join the Eu­ro­zone.

Fin­land’s PM Jyr­ki Katainen dis­cuss­es how the gov­ern­ment is han­dling its debt and stim­u­lat­ing growth at the same time.

Suha Arafat speaks about the sac­ri­fices made by her hus­band as PLO leader and whether his lega­cy was worth the price.

The for­mer UK for­eign sec­re­tary dis­cuss­es the im­pact of Britain’s for­eign pol­i­cy on the Arab world.

Cherif Bassiouni, the chair­man of Bahrain’s In­de­pen­dent Com­mis­sion of In­quiry, on the coun­try’s hu­man rights record.

The for­mer Greek prime min­is­ter ex­plains why the Greek peo­ple should be giv­en a chance to have their say on aus­ter­i­ty.

Sir David Frost talks to the man tasked with turn­ing So­ma­lia into a work­ing state, Prime Min­is­ter Ab­di­weli Mo­hamed Ali.