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and, by way of preparation, of course, for a mission to mars. my guest, jim green, retired as nasa s chief scientist earlier this year. are problems of money and geopolitics undermining nasa s mission? jim green in silver spring, maryland, welcome to hardtalk. thank you so much, stephen, it s a pleasure to be here. well, it is a real pleasure to have you on the show, and you have had a pretty remarkable four decades long career inside nasa. but if you are being honest with me, would you accept that nasa s golden era came and went long before even you arrived at the agency? well, indeed. nasa has had, actually, several golden eras and it is a matter of perspective. you know, the programme has not only humans that explore beyond earth s boundaries, but also we have missions that study the universe or move out into the solar system and explore, and we have absolutely exploded in those areas that you may not be aware of. well, i kind of am aware of them because i ve done pl ....
to keep its promise to make a returnjourney. and by way of preparation, of course, for a mission to mars. my guest, jim green, retired as nasa s chief scientist earlier this year. are problems undermining nasa s mission? jim green in silver spring, maryland, welcome to hardtalk. thank you so much, stephen. it s a pleasure to be here. it s a real pleasure to have you on the show, and you have had a pretty remarkable four decades long career inside nasa. but if you are being honest with me, would you accept that nasa s golden era came and went long before even you arrived at the agency? well, indeed. nasa has had actually several golden eras, and it is a matter of perspective. this you know, the programme has not only humans that explore beyond earth s boundaries, but also we have missions that study the universe or move out into the solar system and explore, and we have absolutely exploded in those areas that you may not be aware of. well, i kind of am aware of them, bec ....
of putin s invasion of ukraine. my guest is zoltan kovacs, the orban government s international spokesperson. so, whose side is hungary on? zoltan kovacs, in budapest, welcome to hardtalk. thank you for being with you. well, thank you forjoining us. we have to start, i think, with the pressing matter of the eu and its latest round of sanctions that it intends to impose on russia. central to this is an oil embargo which will be phased in over time for all member states. hungary, it seems, would be given a little more time to stop using russian oil by the end of 2023. is that acceptable to your government? very shortly, no, it s not. because? the reasons are very simple and i believe we ve been clear about them for the past, not only weeks, but basically months by now. and that is, for us, it s the hungarian interest and that is the hungarian population s and the hungarian economy s perspectives are the most important. that s what we have received a fourth consecutive man ....
hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are sienna rodgers, senior writer for the house magazine, and anna mikhailova, who s deputy political editor at the mail on sunday. tomorrow s front pages, starting with. the main story in the ft is the half point rise in interest rates announced in america, the biggest rise for 22 years. the bank of england makes its decision tomorrow, and the times believes that decision will be to raise interest rates here to 1%. it points that the committee has raised rates in each of its last three meetings. it quotes the pm saying the country is better placed to deal with inflation than in the 80s or 90s. the mirror reports comments by environment secretary george eustice advising people to buy cheaper food, saying the advice is patronising . the guardian previews the local elections, claiming some tory candidates are calling themselves local conservatives to distance themselves from ....
my guest is the former russian oligarch turned arch putin foe mikhail khodorkovsky. if putin is cornered how will he respond? mikhail khodorkovsky, welcome to hardtalk. western leaders say that puitn s invasion that vladimir putin invasion of ukraine must fail. do you think they understand what it will take to ensure that putin means war ends in defeat? in a sense, this war is about will, it s about the will and determination of putin, about the will of ukrainians led by zelensky and also about the will of the west to confront putin. whose will right now do you think is the strongest? you know putin well, i d be interested in your answer. really? because there is a school of thought in the west that putin cannot afford a humiliation in ukraine. and if he is facing humiliation he will use all of the weaponry at his disposal including weapons of mass destruction, including, some believe, nuclear weapons. are you saying that fear is misplaced? you visited washington, dc ju ....