Fmr. UK Conservative MP: 'The fish rots from its head'
Former cabinet minister Rory Stewart says "any normal prime minister would have resigned by now" as he weighs in on the "partygate" scandal absorbing Boris Johnson
Amanpour interviews - January 2022
Monday, 31 January
Why Meryl Streep looks at the world differently after 'Don't Look Up'
Legendary actress Meryl Streep and the filmmaker Adam McKay talk about "Don't Look Up", their climate change fears and that final scene.
Friday, 28 January
EU Chief: 'Nothing off table' in response to Russia
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen tells Amanpour there will be "massive and severe consequences" for Russia if they attack Ukraine.
Thursday, 27 January
Invading Ukraine a 'major bad decision' warns Norwegian PM
Norway's Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre tells Amanpour there will be "major" political and economic consequences for Russia should they invade Ukraine.
Wednesday, 26 January
NATO: There's still hope for diplomacy over Ukraine
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg tells Amanpour the Alliance will not deploy combat troops to Ukraine but Russia must de-escalate and engage "in good faith."
Tuesday, 25 January
'The time has come now': Karzai pushes Taliban on getting girls back in school
Former Afghan president Hamid Karzai talks to Christiane Amanpour about the Taliban, women and the future of Afghanistan.
Monday, 24 January
Blair: Britain's political relationship with America isn't strong anymore
Former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair discusses his recent speech on the future of Britain, the threats to Ukraine, and his recent knighthood.
Friday, 21 January
US Senator: Ukraine president 'more interested in Twitter fights' than protecting Ukraine
Senator Chris Murphy says the US is doing everything it can to help defend Ukraine and that the Ukrainian leader's twitter fights with American leaders are not constructive.
Thursday, 20 January
'An erosion of confidence': Analysts assess Biden's presidency
Political analyst Abby Phillip and Kori Schake, Senior Fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, discuss President Biden's first year in office.
Wednesday, 19 January
3 key lessons in handling Putin, from Ukraine's former president
Christiane Amanpour speaks with Petro Poroshenko, former president of Ukraine, about the treason charges that he faces and the threat of Russian invasion.
Tuesday, 18 January
Rep. Clyburn on filibuster fight: 'We're not going to give up'
House Majority Whip James Clyburn vows to continue pushing for voting rights protections, even though he suspects more than just two Democratic senators oppose changing the filibuster.
Monday, 17 January
Mary Carillo on Djokovic saga: 'I don't think he should play'
The broadcaster and former tennis pro says Novak Djokovic is in "a lot of trouble" as he fights to compete in the Australian Open.
Friday, 14 January
Michael Phelps: 'This is a scary moment in our lives and in our society'
A frank conversation with legendary Olympian Michael Phelps, about mental health, coping with the pandemic, concerns around the upcoming Olympics, the Novak Djokovic controversy and transgender swimmers sparking debate
Thursday, 13 January
Russia 'created a crisis out of whole cloth' in Ukraine
U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman says it's 'absurd' if Russia is threatened by Ukraine... and offers diplomatic off-ramps to avoid conflict.
Wednesday, 12 January
'Is this all worth it?': CNN anchor questions Georgia Secretary of State on voter laws
Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger told former President Trump the state's elections were secure in 2020, Bianna Golodryga asks him why he's championing new restrictions now.
Tuesday, 11 January
Amanpour presses Kazakh official: Do you support shoot-to-kill orders?
After Kazakhstan's president gave a shoot-to-kill order against demonstrators, diplomat Erzhan Kazykhanov says the government "never used lethal force against peaceful protesters."
Monday, 10 January
Historians warn of coup unfolding in real time
Doris Kearns Goodwin and Timothy Snyder say Americans still have time to preserve democracy, if leaders act now to protect the vote.
Friday, 7 January
'Reliving it is harder': Congresswoman looks back on Jan 6th
Rep. Rosa DeLauro talks to Bianna Golodrya about the anniversary of the January 6th insurrection.
Thursday, 6 January
US democracy is under 'serious stress test': Senator reflects on Jan 6th
Christiane Amanpour speaks to Senator Tim Kaine about the battle for voting rights and reflects on the health of Amnerican democracy.
Wednesday, 5 January
Civil War in America: Can it happen again?
Writer Fintan O'Toole and Barbara F. Walter, author of "How Civil Wars Start," discuss America's risk of sliding into a modern-day civil war.
Tuesday, 4 January
Pandemic at a 'crossroads,' warn scientists
Epidemiologist Dr. Larry Brilliant and co-chair of the African Union's African Vaccine Delivery Alliance Dr. Ayoade Alakija tell Amanpour the pandemic "isn't over" amid Omicron and staggering vaccine inequality.
