Top EU official: 'No one can intimidate the European Union'
Margaritis Schinas accused Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko of exploiting migrants. "The EU will not tolerate the abuse of people as tools for political purposes," Schinas said.
September 2021
Thursday, 30 September
Justice Breyer: 'There are always decisions I disagree with'
Justice Stephen Breyer, author of "The Authority of the Court and the Perils of Politics," says rule of law, while imperfect, keeps the country together
Wednesday, 29 September
Anita Hill: I've healed, and I've grown
Anita Hill, author of "Believing," talks to Christiane Amanpour about what it will take to end gender-based violence.
Tuesday, 28 September
Is German politics going Dutch?
Journalist Anna Sauerbrey and historian Anne Applebaum dissect a tight and pivotal election in Germany, and the implications for Europe and beyond
Monday, 27 September
Climate scientist: 'The antidote to despair is action'
Katharine Hayhoe, climate scientist and author of "Saving Us", talks to Amanpour about how to have constructive conversations on the climate crisis.
Friday, 24 September
Debt Ceiling: Congress plays 'dangerous game' with economy
Economist Betsey Stevenson and former Rep. Donna Shalala say the Senate needs a cardiologist on hand, for the stress they're causing the U.S. economy
Thursday, 23 September
US Ambassador to the UN: We've had some 'bumps in the road'
Linda Thomas-Greenfield says the U.S. is building better relations with its allies, despite some recent 'expressions of disappointment'
Wednesday, 22 September
'Things were going so well': Experts react to AUKUS fallout
Former US Ambassador to the EU Anthony Gardner and Chinese expert Victor Gao reflect on the fallout from the AUKUS pact and implications for US/China relations.
Tuesday, 21 September
EU chief: Treatment of France 'not acceptable'
In an exclusive interview with Amanpour, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said "a lot of open questions" about the AUKUS deal have to be answered.
Monday, 20 September
Could rich nations save the world with 1% of their GDP?
President of the Rockefeller Foundation Dr. Rajiv Shah talks to Amanpour about his ambitious proposal to challenge global inequity.
Friday, 17 September
She prosecuted Larry Nassar. Here's what she says must happen now
Angela Povilaitis was lead prosecutor of Larry Nassar. She speaks exclusively about the US gymnasts' testimony and the institutional failings that permitted Nassar's abuse.
Thursday, 16 September
W.H.O.: 'No evidence' general population needs third shot
Dr. Hans Kluge, the World Health Organization's Regional Director for Europe, speaks with Christiane Amanpour about vaccine inequity and the case for booster shots.
Wednesday, 15 September
Muhammad Ali's boxing career started with a stolen bike
He is "The Greatest of All Time", but Ali discovered boxing accidentally. Ken Burns, co-director of a new documentary about the icon, shares the story with Amanpour.
Tuesday, 14 September
In fighting vaccine denial, facts won't change minds
Science journalist Tara Haelle and Alabama doctor Jeanne Marrazzo trace how anti-vaxxers prey on credible health fears... and contribute to flooded ICUs
Monday, 13 September
9/11 twenty years on: A view from Afghanistan
Roya Rahmani, former Afghan Ambassador to the US, reflects on the events of September 11th and how Afghanistan was impacted by America's war on terror.
Friday, 10 September
For some Afghans, liberators became oppressors
Anand Gopal, contributor to The New Yorker, discusses the reality of women's rights in rural Afghanistan and troubling allegations against the Afghan Army.
Thursday, 9 September
Sen. Chris Murphy: We engaged in a fantasy in Afghanistan
Christiane speaks with Democratic Senator Chris Murphy about Afghanistan, U.S. withdrawal, and his just-concluded trip to the region.
Wednesday, 8 September
'More fires. More floods. More disasters': Fmr. California Governor on our climate future
Former California Governor Jerry Brown discusses what it will take for countries to act on climate as well as the recall vote facing his successor Gov. Newsom in California.
Tuesday, 7 September
'We will not keep silent': female Afghan activist
As women protest in Kabul and the Taliban crack down, Christiane speaks with Shkula Zadran, who was Afghan Youth Representative to the United Nations in 2020.
Monday, 6 September
Former jihadist: Kabul attack will inspire others
Aimen Dean, former jihadist & MI6 spy inside al Qaeda, says extremist groups may now come out of their "sleeper cell mode."
Friday, 3 September
How the Texas abortion law will hit the most vulnerable
Journalist Shefali Luthra from The 19th News breaks down one of the strictest abortion laws in the country and what happens next.
Thursday, 2 September
The ties that bind US, Afghan societies: rampant corruption
"Maybe we did remake Afghanistan in our image," says former journalist and US military advisor Sarah Chayes. "But that's not an image that I'm very proud of."
