Journalist in Kabul: The war is getting closer
Jessica Donati, Afghanistan correspondent for the The Wall Street Journal, says the blast, which killed many dozens, was so powerful that it blew out the windows of her office.
May 2017
Wednesday, May 31
Khedery 'not surprised' by alleged Iraqi abuses
Ali Khedery, former U.S. official in Baghdad, says journalist Ali Arkady's photographs of alleged abuses by Iraqi forces shows the "impunity in which they are behaving."
Tuesday, May 30
German MP: 'Lack of understanding' from Trump
German MP Norbert Rottgen and former UK ambassador to Washington, Peter Westmacott talks about Merkel's comments on US-German relations.
Monday, May 29
Trump's omission of Article 5 'extraordinary'
Internet providers "could do a lot more" to help combat terror, says Lord Alan West, former British Minister for Security and Counter-terrorism.
Friday, May 26
UK 'should be horrified' about US intel leaks
"I don't blame the British one bit to turn off the flow of information," former U.S. counterterrorism official Richard Clarke tells Christiane Amanpour.
Thursday, May 25
NATO Secretary-General reacts to Manchester attack
NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg speaks to Christiane Amanpour in the wake of the attack in Manchester and ahead of the NATO summit in Brussels.
Wednesday, May 24
Manchester mayor: We need to look at security
Authorities needs to look at "security when people leave a venue," the Mayor of Greater Manchester Andy Burnham tells Christiane Amanpour following the attack.
Tuesday, May 23
Saudi Prince: Iran thought it had a free pass
Prince Turki al Faisal, Former Saudi Director of General Intelligence, says "in the last eight years" Iran thought it could "get away with murder, literally."
Monday, May 22
Will Trump-Russia saga be bigger than Watergate?
Veteran American investigative journalist Carl Bernstein says Trump-Russia saga could be, 'more dangerous than Watergate.'
Thursday, May 18
Trump's official trip 'reminiscent' of Nixon's in '74
President Trump "comes to this visit at a time of unbelievable crisis at home" says Robin Wright, contributing writer at The New Yorker.
Wednesday, May 17
Panetta: Trump could create international crisis
Trump's sharing of classified information "jeopardizes the ability of our intelligence agencies," says former CIA director Leon Panetta.
Tuesday, May 16
A look ahead to Trump's first foreign trip
Former U.S. presidential candidate Evan McMullin and Bernard Haykel, professor at Princeton, discuss President Trump's first foreign trip.
Monday, May 15
French envoy: Far-right could still win in 5 years
The French ambassador to the U.S. Gerard Araud tells Christiane Amanpour that if Macron is not able to address the concerns of citizens, the far right may win.
Tuesday, May 9
Macron tells Trump he wants to protect climate
Emmanuel Macron told President Trump "that he's going to try to protect" the Paris climate agreement, says Laurence Haim, spokesperson for En Marche.
Monday, May 8
Clinton: Misogyny played a role in election
Hillary Clinton tells CNN's Christiane Amanpour that sexism and misogyny played a part in her 2016 presidential election loss to President Donald Trump.
Friday, May 5
The meaning behind Trump's words
Christiane Amanpour speaks to George Lakoff, Professor of Cognitive Science at Berkeley, and Chris Ruddy, a longtime friend of President Trump.
Thursday, May 4
Mahmoud Abbas 'very hopeful' about Trump
Mohammed Shtayyeh, adviser to the Palestinian President, and former Israeli Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni speak to Christiane Amanpour about Middle East peace.
Wednesday, May 3
World letting Yemen 'be engulfed in famine'
"What I've seen here in Yemen is indeed shocking, it's beyond belief," says Jan Egeland, Secretary-General of the Norwegian Refugee Council, from Sanaa.
Tuesday, May 2
Bloomberg: Climate adaption doesn't need Trump
Economic forces are much stronger than anything Pres. Trump might do to fight climate change policies, Michael Bloomberg and Former Sierra Club head Carl Pope say.
