'Democracy won in Brazil,' says Mexico's fmr. Foreign Minister
Former Minister for Foreign Affairs Jorge Castañeda tells Amanpour the return of Luiz Inácio "Lula" da Silva marks the victory of democracy over autocracy in Brazil, but only "barely."
Amanpour interviews - October 2022
Monday, 31 October
Haiti 'a country on the edge of collapse,' says Ambassador
Haitian Ambassador to the United States Bocchit Edmond tells Sara Sidner why his government is calling for an international intervention in the beleaguered country.
Friday, 28 October
British Vogue editor Edward Enninful sees a future beyond 'one magazine'
Editor-in-Chief of British Vogue Edward Enninful rules out a move to US Vogue as he talks about his new memoir "A Visible Man."
Thursday, 27 October
Russian Amb. to the UK: 'Russia is not going to use nukes. It is out of the question'
In an exclusive interview, Russian Ambassador to the UK Andrei Kelin categorically rules out Russia using nuclear weapons in Ukraine. Kelin also says Russia's recent drone strikes across Ukraine were retaliation for the Crimean Bridge explosion, and claimed that the Ukrainian counter-offensive has stalled.
Wednesday, 26 October
Ukraine would 'never, ever work on a dirty bomb,' says Zelensky aide
Igor Zhovkva, chief diplomatic advisor to Volodymyr Zelensky, says failing on the battlefield, Russia is using "provocative narratives mirroring what they are going to do."
Tuesday, 25 October
The uphill economic battle facing new UK PM Rishi Sunak: Analysts weigh in
Journalist Ayesha Hazarika and Editor of The Spectator Fraser Nelson join Christiane Amanpour to discuss the various challenges facing new UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak.
Monday, 24 October
A childhood in the shadow of the Holocaust
Holocaust survivor Tova Friedman and journalist Malcolm Brabant talk about co-authoring "The Daughter of Auschwitz" which follows Tova's experience as a Jewish child in WWII.
Friday, 21 October
Former Conservative MP: 'It's a right mess at the moment'
After another UK PM resigns, veteran Tory lawmaker Alan Duncan says weeks of leadership dysfunction "accelerate the continuing decline" of his party
Thursday, 20 October
Republicans 'losing the battle of ideas,' says US Senator
In "The Scheme", Senator Sheldon Whitehouse says Republican efforts "to capture and control" the Supreme Court has resulted in an "absolute massacre in favor of big Republican donors' interests."
Wednesday, 19 October
Iranian Kurdish women flee brutal crackdown, take up weapons
Iranian Kurdish women who fled Iran's brutal crackdown on protests have taken up arms and are patrolling the heavily militarized Iraq-Iran border. CNN's Nima Elbagir reports.
Tuesday, 18 October
'Truss likely to be toppled immediately,' says former UK Tory minister
Christiane Amanpour speaks with Rory Stewart, former UK Conservative minister, and Mariana Mazzucato, Professor at the University College London, on the latest market turmoil and political chaos in Britain.
Monday, 17 October
'The truth is on our side,' says co-winner of Nobel peace prize
The Russian human rights organization Memorial is one of the winners of this year's Nobel peace prize. Its chairman Jan Raczynski tells Christiane Amanpour why it is so vital to preserve Russia's dark history.
Friday, 14 October
Ukraine 'can win this war,' says NATO Chief
Secretary General of NATO Jens Stoltenberg tells Amanpour Russia has lost a lot of capability and personnel in Ukraine as it resorts to deadly strikes on civilians across the country.
Thursday, 13 October
Iranian professor defends regime's response to protests
University of Tehran professor Mohammad Marandi talks to Christiane Amanpour about the protests on the streets of Iran following the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini.
Wednesday, 12 October
'We could lose our democracy': Eric Holder's warning on Supreme Court
The former U.S. Attorney General says 'this activist conservative court' wants to 'roll back rights.'
Tuesday, 11 October
'No way' Russian strikes will change Ukraine's war tactics, says Ukraine's Foreign Minister
"We're going to continue fighting, and we will win," Dmytro Kuleba tells Christiane Amanpour, urging the west to help "defeat the country that is trying to set the world on fire."
Monday, 10 October
Shirin Ebadi: Women will open the gate to democracy in Iran
Nobel laureate and human rights lawyer Shirin Ebadi speaks with Christiane Amanpour about the ongoing protests in Iran and why she believes "they will succeed one day."
Friday, 7 October
OPEC decision 'benefits Mr. Putin,' says White House official
US NSC spokesperson John Kirby weighs in on OPEC cutting oil production, undermining US diplomatic efforts at a time of global instability.
Thursday, 6 October
Russia undertaking 'huge experiment' with mobilization: Russian political scientist
Director General of the Russian International Affairs Council Andrey Kortunov says Russia has not done anything like mobilization in this century, and that using a nuclear weapon in Ukraine "makes little sense" for Putin.
Wednesday, 5 October
Iran regime committing an act of political suicide, says exiled academic
Professor Fatemeh Shams tells Christiane Amanpour she believes the protests in Iran could be a turning point for the country.
Tuesday, 4 October
US Senator: 'We are all worried about what Putin might do'
Democratic Senator Jean Shaheen says, given Vladimir Putin's 'irrational' nuclear threats, it's critical that NATO stay united against Russian aggression.
