Talk to Al Jazeera

The head of the Amer­i­can Li­brary As­so­ci­a­tion dis­cuss­es whether the ‘land of the free’ will re­main so for read­ers.

World-lead­ing de­men­tia sci­en­tists dis­cuss the con­tro­ver­sies sur­round­ing new Alzheimer’s med­ica­tions.

The Niger­ian sci­en­tist who di­ag­nosed the first re­cent mpox case dis­cuss­es whether the health emer­gency is re­al­ly over.

UN’s men­tal health chief dis­cuss­es psy­cho­log­i­cal con­di­tions and the con­se­quences of in­ad­e­quate poli­cies to treat them.

The world’s fastest marathon run­ner and the woman who re­cent­ly broke two world records dis­cuss their jour­neys.

Mass­a­chu­setts In­sti­tute of Tech­nol­o­gy’s Melis­sa No­bles on di­ver­si­ty and equal op­por­tu­ni­ty in the US ed­u­ca­tion sys­tem.

As Chile marks 50 years since Au­gus­to Pinochet’s mil­i­tary coup, Luis Cordero Vega dis­cuss­es its dark lega­cy.

For­eign Min­is­ter Bi­law­al Bhut­to Zardari dis­cuss­es the for­mi­da­ble chal­lenges fac­ing Pak­istan.

Gabriel Yorio González dis­cuss­es Mex­i­co’s strug­gle to deal with eco­nom­ic dis­par­i­ty.

The dou­ble Acad­e­my Award win­ner dis­cuss­es how ad­vo­cat­ing for refugees with the UN­HCR has changed her out­look.