Challenging Ethiopia's leader to show he earned his peace prize
Senator Chris Coons calls on Ethiopia Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed to resolve the conflict there before 'millions die from both violence and starvation'
Amanpour interviews - November 2021
Tuesday, 30 November
WHO official 'shocked' people aren't 'screaming' about vaccine inequity
The World Health Organization's technical lead on Covid-19 Maria Van Kerkhove speaks with Christiane Amanpour about Omicron, variants, and vaccine inequity.
Monday, 29 November
Fmr. Bosnian presidency member 'very worried' about possible conflict
Christiane Amanpour speaks with former Bosnian presidency member Haris Silajdžić about Milorad Dodik, separatism, and the risk of war.
Friday, 26 November
An 'entirely avoidable tragedy' in the English Channel
After 27 people die crossing the English Channel from France, migration expert Alexander Betts and French MEP Nathalie Loiseau speak with Christiane Amanpour.
Thursday, 25 November
Ukraine racing to modernize military fleet
CNN joins Ukraine's Navy on an artillery boat in the Sea of Azov as tensions with Russia reach a boiling point.
Wednesday, 24 November
WHO Official: It's too late to prevent another Covid wave in Europe
World Health Organization Europe director Dr. Hans Kluge says vaccines alone will not be enough to protect the continent from a new wave of coronavirus cases this winter.
Tuesday, 23 November
Khalilzad on Afghanistan: the pessimists were right
The former envoy to Afghanistan says there was no realistic option for continuing the war, despite the disastrous consequences of U.S. withdrawal
Monday, 22 November
Economist: Build Back Better will help fight inflation
Economist Betsey Stevenson says Build Back Better will help parents be more productive, so supply can meet demand and inflation rates drop
Friday, 19 November
Peng Shuai is China's first #MeToo accuser; now she's missing
Former tennis pro Pam Shriver and Economist China editor James Miles weigh the impact of the star's disappearance on world sports and global relations
Thursday, 18 November
Belarus opposition leader: Lukashenko wants to split the West
Belarusian opposition leader Svetlana Tikhanovskaya speaks with Christiane Amanpour about the plight of migrants on the Poland/Belarus border and what the EU must do.
Wednesday, 17 November
What's happening on the Belarusian-Polish Border and why
As Polish police fire teargas and water cannons at migrants trying to cross from Belarus, journalist Anne Applebaum discusses President Lukashenko's role in creating this crisis.
Tuesday, 16 November
Climate scientist: COP26 somewhere in between 'blah, blah, blah and a total success'
Climatologist Michael Mann and former UN Climate Chief Christiana Figueres review the successes and failures of the COP26 summit in Glasgow.
Monday, 15 November
Seeing racial bias in Rittenhouse, Arbery murder trials
Legal analyst Elie Mystal says the defendants in both cases are violent white offenders, given the benefit of the doubt by the judicial system.
Friday, 12 November
'I've got the arrows in the back': Mining exec on critics of green shift
Andrew Forrest made billions mining iron ore. Now he's become an evangelist for renewable energy in a conversion that has sparked both hope and doubt.
Thursday, 11 November
Enes Kanter: 'China uses money to buy silence'
The NBA star speaks exclusively to Christiane Amanpour about his strong criticism of China, why he feels he has to speak out about human rights abuses and how the NBA has reacted
Wednesday, 10 November
Freezing and hungry: Journalist describes migrants' plight at Poland-Belarus border
Journalist Matthew Luxmoore says migrants at the Poland-Belarus border are in dire straits as temperatures start plummeting.
Tuesday, 9 November
'We're all in': BP CEO defends climate strategy as activists demand Big Oil reforms
Bernard Looney says he understands skepticism of BP's plan to go green. "You're going to have to judge by our actions," Looney said when pressed by Christiane Amanpour.
Monday, 8 November
The crisis in Ethiopia is deepening. Here's what's happening
Journalist Tsedale Lemma, founder of The Addis Standard, digs into the crisis in Ethiopia and Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's leadership.
Friday, 5 November
IAEA chief: Nuclear surveillance in Iran has 'been weakened'
IAEA director general Rafael Grossi speaks with Christiane Amanpour about the Iran nuclear deal and why he believes nuclear energy offers a way out of the climate crisis.
Thursday, 4 November
Janet Yellen weighs in on inflation, the debt limit and Bono
Speaking from COP26 in Glasgow, the U.S. treasury Secretary says inflation expectations remain 'well anchored' and gives her take on meeting Bono in Dublin
Wednesday, 3 November
Amanpour speaks with Boris Johnson at COP26 summit
CNN's Christiane Amanpour speaks to UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson in an exclusive interview about the climate crisis at the COP26 summit in Glasgow, Scotland.
Tuesday, 2 November
Barbados PM: This is a 'code red' for large emitters
Speaking from the COP26 summit, the Prime Minister of Barbados Mia Mottley warns that her country is at the frontline of the climate crisis and hopes that "a conscience will be pricked."
