The best of FT Weekend Spring Festival 2021

Watch highlights from our three-day digital festival of debates tackling some of the biggest issues facing the world today — and view all sessions on demand
Kazuo Ishiguro: ‘When AI is writing our constitutions we should worry’

Two Nobel laureates discuss artificial intelligence, science and literature

Yuval Noah Harari: ‘Pandemics are no longer natural disasters, they're political failures’

Yuval Noah Harari and FT's Alec Russell discuss the world after Covid

Bonnie Greer: ‘Americans have no idea about royalty’

Simon Schama and Bonnie Greer on the British monarchy and its future

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Mark Carney: ‘We need 50 shades of green’

Former BoE governor Mark Carney on how to save the planet – and rethink the global economy

Özlem Türeci: ‘Inspiring people is part of the job’

BioNTech vaccine visionaries Özlem Türeci and Uğur Şahin on their world-changing work

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David McWilliams: ‘Britain must learn to think like a small country’

Will the union survive? Is England prepared to pay the price?

Elif Shafak: ‘We are acting as if we have no memory’

Ten years on from the Arab Spring – the writers’ view

Fareed Zakaria: ‘There is room for the US and China to co-exist'

Can Biden’s America regain world leadership?

Anne Case: ‘The labour force has lost its voice’

Three economists give their take on the post-Covid economy

Philippe Sands: ‘Betrayal is at the heart of everything he wrote’

Secrets, lies and spies’ legacies: an appreciation of author John Le Carré