The WSF is an international open space organised by civil society, social movements and NGOs in order to articulate alternatives to neoliberal globalisation.

Watch our interview with Palestinian-American historian Rashid Khalidi

Our interview with Professor John L. Esposito and head of the Egyptian Revolutionary Council Dr Maha Azzam discussing 10 years since the outbreak of the Arab Spring.

Our interview with Dr Reza Zia-Ebrahimi, historian of nationalism and race at King's College London, about Islamophobia in France in light of President Emmanuel Macron's recent comments about Islam being 'in crisis'.

Watch our interview with Jeremy Wildeman, a fellow at Ottawa University's Human Rights Research and Education Centre

Our interview with Omar Salha, research and teaching fellow at the Centre for International Studies and Diplomacy at SOAS

Our interview with co-founder of the Celebrating Syria Festival Abir Tobji

Our interview with co-chair of the Palestinian History Tapestry Jan Chalmers

Our interview with the Director of Seville Mosque Foundation, Ibrahim Hernandez

Our interview with Roua Naboulsi of the London Palestine Film Festival

Our interview with Prof Salman Sayyid

Our interview with Lebanese journalist Zahra Hankir

Our interview with British journalist and author Victoria Brittain about her book 'Love and Resistance in the Films of Mai Masri'

Watch our interview with Palestinian-American businesswoman, artist and writer Wafa Ghnaim about traditional Palestinian embroidery

Our interview with UK-based Kurdish writer Dana Nawzar

Our interview with Palestinian-American children's author and Palestine Book Awards nominee for 2020 Rifk Ebeid

Sarah Hunaidi, a Syrian feminist and human rights activist, spoke exclusively to MEMO about the Syrian uprising, revolution and civil war, as well as the politics of the Druze community.

Sudan's struggling economy and healthcare sector, already crippled by the coronavirus pandemic, have been pushed to their limits in recent weeks as devastating floods, the worst in nearly a...

Stephen Bronner is Professor Emeritus of Political Science, Rutgers University

Born and raised in Australia, Arslan Hidayet visited East Turkestan every 3-4 years and eventually married there. He is the son-in-law of internationally renowned Uyghur comic Adil Mijit who was being detained by the Chinese authorities.

Few have documented Israel's erasure of Palestine better than Dr Salman Abu Sitta. Best known for his ground-breaking project mapping historic Palestine and developing a practical plan for implementing...

Our interview with Prof. Mark Ayyesh