Senator Young: The hard work of bipartisanship
Republican Senator Todd Young is encouraged by bipartisan overtures from the White House, but wary Democrats will nonetheless push through their agenda.
April 2021
Thursday, 29 April
Archbishop: G7 must examine conscience on vaccines
Anglican Archbishop of Southern Africa Thabo Makgoba and Seth Berkley, the CEO of Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, call on the G7 to put people before profit and share Covid vaccines.
Wednesday, 28 April
What FM Zarif's leaked tape reveals about Iran
A leaked recording of Iranian Foreign Minister Javad Zarif tells the story of two parallel regimes working in concert, says Karim Sadjadpour of the Carnegie Endowment.
Tuesday, 27 April
India's devastating second wave of Covid-19
Dr. Yatin Mehta and Professor Bhramar Mukherjee tell Amanpour this is "not just India's fight" and the world needs to pitch in.
Monday, 26 April
Hirono: My experience informs whom I fight for
In her new book, "Heart of Fire," Senator Mazie Hirono shares how her immigrant experience and her indomitable mother inspire her public service.
Friday, 23 April
UN Climate Chief: We're not there yet
Patricia Espinosa, UN Climate Chief, joins Christiane Amanpour to discuss President Biden's Earth Day summit and whether the pledges made are enough.
Thursday, 22 April
BLM co-founder: This verdict is not transformative
Co-Founder of Black Lives Matter Opal Tometi discusses the verdict in the Derek Chauvin trial and the BLM movement.
Wednesday, 21 April
Navalny Chief of Staff: 'They want him to suffer'
Leonid Volkov, Chief of Staff to Alexey Navalny, who's said to be gravely ill in prison, tells Amanpour the Kremlin does not want him to "die in custody but they want him to suffer"
Tuesday, 20 April
Former Minneapolis chief: 'We need to change'
Janee Harteau calls the death of George Floyd a 'shock to the conscience,' and says Derek Chauvin 'tarnished his badge and everything it stands for.'
Monday, 19 April
How the war in Yemen 'devastated an entire generation'
Skye Fitzgerald discusses the dire humanitarian crisis in Yemen, as shown in his Oscar-nominated film "Hunger Ward," alongside correspondent Nima Elbagir.
Friday, 16 April
Koofi on withdrawal: A 'moral defeat' for US
Afghan peace negotiator Fawzia Koofi discusses President Biden's decision to withdraw U.S. troops from Afghanistan before September 11.
Thursday, 15 April
McRaven: I do not trust the Taliban at all
Former head of US Special Operations Command Admiral McRaven (Ret.) says there probably will be a small US presence in Afghanistan even after President Biden pulls out US troops.
Wednesday, 14 April
Behind the attack on Iranian nuclear facility
Israeli journalist Ronen Bergman reports it's no coincidence that the attack on Natanz -- seemingly by Israel -- came during new nuclear talks with Iran.
Tuesday, 13 April
Fmr British PM: World needs equitable vaccinations
Former British Prime Minister Gordon Brown says G7 nations must finance and lead a global mass vaccination program.
Monday, 12 April
Prince Philip, the great 'modernizer'
Former Communications Secretary to the Queen, Simon Lewis, reflects on the legacy and impact of Prince Philip on the British monarchy
Friday, 9 April
How the Chauvin trial may lead to police reform
Former Police Chief Donald De Lucca and former federal prosecutor Laura Coates discuss the trial of Derek Chauvin and the potential for police reform.
