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Amanpour interviews - July 2022

Friday, 29 July

Russia is plundering gold in Sudan to boost Putin's war effort in Ukraine
CNN Exclusive by Nima Elbagir, Barbara Arvanitidis, Tamara Qiblawi, Gianluca Mezzofiore, Mohammed Abo Al Gheit and Darya Tarasova Video by Alex Platt and Mark Baron Graphics by Sarah-Grace Mankarious, Marco Chacón, Natalie Croker and Henrik Pettersson
Days after Moscow launched its bloody war on Ukraine, a Russian cargo plane stood on a Khartoum runway, a strip of tarmac surrounded by red-orange sand. The aircraft's manifest stated it was loaded with cookies. Sudan rarely, if ever, exports cookies.
Dramatic footage shows police in shootout with suspected gang members
The 'privilege and responsibility' of bringing 'The Kite Runner' to Broadway

Thursday, 28 July

Economic analyst: We're in most unsual situation I've seen in 30 years
Global economic analyst Rana Foroohar says the US economy was due for a downturn even before the Covid pandemic.
'We've come so far': Briana Scurry on women's soccer and the Euros
Love blooms at every age in Sundance hit 'A Love Song'

Wednesday, 27 July

California living the realities of climate crisis, says Newsom adviser
Lauren Sanchez, Senior Climate Adviser to California's Governor Gavin Newsom, tells Sara Sidner her state is living the realities of the climate crisis.
Russia 'cannot finish what they've started and they need to stop': UK envoy to Ukraine
Why Hawaiians see volcanoes as a 'place of creation'
In 'Fire of Love' the story of a scientist couple's passion for volcanoes begins with their end

Tuesday, 26 July

'Naïve' to think Russia can be trusted, says Polish diplomat
Polish Deputy Foreign Minister Pawel Jablonski tells Bianna Golodryga Russia's credibility is "at rock bottom" after the bombing of the port of Odessa a day after an grain export deal was agreed.
'Unacceptable' to declare ceasefire now: Fmr. US envoy to Ukraine
'The Facemaker': Mending broken faces and broken spirits in WWI

Monday, 25 July

'I was just scared': How Texas abortion laws prolonged one woman's miscarriage nightmare
Marlena Stell says her health was at risk after she suffered a miscarriage and doctors delayed performing a D&C due to Texas abortion laws.
'This is what a crisis looks like': Planned Parenthood official on abortion ruling fallout
'I didn't want to want to die': Putting mental health above politics
Colombian musician: 'There's hope in the air' for the country's future

Friday, 22 July

'An infection anywhere can be an infection everywhere:' One virus hunter's warning on monkeypox
Professor of epidemiology Anne Rimoin talks to Sara Sidner about monkeypox and alaming cases of other viruses around the world.
'We don't know what's happening' with Iran's nuclear program, says UN nuclear watchdog
Canadian residential school survivor: 'I'm in my 70s and I'm still struggling'

Thursday, 21 July

The tide is turning against Trump, former US Homeland Security official says
Paul Rosenzweig, a former official at the US Department of Homeland Security, says former President Trump made a deliberate choice to advance the violence on January 6th.
An independent Russian news network given a new lease of life

Wednesday, 20 July

'A slow motion Hollywood disaster film': Experts weigh in on soaring temperatures
Climate policy specialist Bob Ward and Bristol Mayor Marvin Rees tell Sara Sidner national governments are a "bottleneck" on change and cities can offer solutions in reaching emission targets.
Sinn Fein's Michelle O'Neill: 'Brexit has been about the interests of the UK Conservative Party'

Tuesday, 19 July

US Special Envoy for Iran: Window to revive nuclear deal rapidly closing
Robert Malley, US Special Envoy for Iran, reacts to Vladimir Putin's visit to Tehran and says the chance of reviving the 2015 nuclear deal "diminishes by the day."
The war in Ukraine through the lens of Ancient Greek tragedy

Monday, 18 July

Climate expert: Fossil fuel companies could fix climate crisis 'within a generation'
Climate modelling expert and Oxford professor Myles Allen tells Amanpour heatwaves searing Europe will continue breaking records until countries reach zero-net emission targets.
Zelensky's Chief Diplomatic Adviser: West needs to 'double or triple their efforts' if they want Ukraine to win
Women discussing their pleasure 'a political act,' says author

Friday, 15 July

A spotlight on the enablers of Donald Trump
Bianna Golodryga sits down with Mark Leibovich to discuss his new book "Thank You For Your Servitude," revealing the stories and secrets of prominent Republicans who enabled former President Donald Trump's takeover of the GOP.
Controversial church under the microscope after assassination
Finding literal and metaphorical light during times of darkness

Thursday, 14 July

Chicago Mayor: If red states prosecute out-of-state abortions, it's akin to 'fugitive slave laws'
Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot talks to Bianna Golodryga from Fintech Week London about crime, reproductive care and Biden's re-election chances.
Economist: Sri Lanka 'could be looking at a famine in a few months' time'
A non-'Hollywood Ending' for Harvey Weinstein

Wednesday, 13 July

'He will become the new Putin': Saudi activist warns Biden not to appease MBS
Saudi activist Lina al-Hathloul tells Bianna Golodryga that President Joe Biden's visit to Saudi Arabia will "rehabilitate" the image of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
Long lost recordings reveal war criminal Adolf Eichmann's boasting of Final Solution

Tuesday, 12 July

Fmr. US Mideast Envoy: Normalization with Arab states 'will create better conditions' for Israeli-Palestinian peace
Bianna Golodryga speaks with former U.S. Ambassador to Israel and U.S. Special Envoy for Israeli-Palestinian Negotiations on President Biden's visit to the Middle East, where he will have a controversial meeting with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
From Dutch mobsters to wine fraudsters, the 'Rogues' exposed by Patrick Radden Keefe

Monday, 11 July

'There is potential to lose': US Air Force chief of staff on keeping pace with China
Gen. Charles Q. Brown, Jr. tells Amanpour about his efforts to reform the institution to address the rise of China and a notable lack of diversity.
'Fame is a very tricky thing to navigate': David Harbour on protecting the Stranger Things child stars

Thursday, 7 July

Fmr. Tory MP: Boris Johnson lost power because of 'his inability to tell the truth'
Christiane Amanpour speaks with former Conservative MP Alistair Burt on what brought UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson to announce his resignation and the battle in his party already underway to replace him.
Finnish President on why Finland is joining NATO
'The pandemonium prime minister': Two historians on Boris Johnson

Wednesday, 6 July

'Larry the Downing Street cat would be a better prime minister,' says former Tory MP
Christiane Amanpour speaks with former Conservative MP and minister Rory Stewart on the wave of resignations in British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's government.
West 'so consumed by Ukraine' it's missing the bigger picture: Fmr. UN Dep. Secretary-General
Alastair Campbell: Johnson is 'a pathological liar'
Britain 'can't be counted upon' in eyes of the world, says historian

Tuesday, 5 July

Amanpour presses Hungarian FM on Ukraine, Russia and refugees
Christiane Amanpour speaks with Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó on Hungary's controversial response towards Russian aggression in Ukraine.
Hungarian FM: We cooperate with GOP and are 'crossing our fingers' for them
A 'natural activist': Carole King's decades long fight for the environment

Friday, 1 July

Hong Kong becoming 'a neo-police state,' says Hong Kong's last governor
The last governor of Hong Kong and author of "The Hong Kong Diaries" Chris Patten reflects on 25 years since the territory was handed from the UK to China.
How music and writing helped Japanese Breakfast's Michelle Zauner overcome her mother's death