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Amanpour interviews - April 2023

Friday, April 28

Dr. Fauci on the attacks and the idolization: It's all just noise
Dr. Anthony Fauci, former chief medical adviser to President Biden, talks to Christiane Amanpour about lessons for the next pandemic, and why he thinks Covid-19 likely didn't come from a lab leak.
'You don't start with love, you end with love': Jemima Khan on arranged marriage and her new romcom

Thursday, April 27

'We're in this for the long haul,' says Wall Street Journal's editor on Evan Gershkovich's arrest
Emma Tucker, the Editor in Chief of the Wall Street Journal, spoke to Christiane Amanpour about the paper's Moscow correspondent, Evan Gershkovich, who is being charged by Russia with espionage.
Tunisian opposition leader's daughter speaks out on father's arrest

Wednesday, April 26

A plea for a return to Republican values, from the 'Live Free or Die' state
New Hampshire governor Chris Sununu has a warning for potential Republican rivals: fighting is fine, but you can't govern if you don't win.
A never-before-seen interview with civil rights icon Harry Belafonte
In 2012, Harry Belafonte recorded a message for future viewers. Watch what he said

Tuesday, April 25

Political will within NATO is 'lacking,' says Ukrainian FM
Dmytro Kuleba tells Christiane Amanpour that it's time for NATO to "recognize the reality" and allow Ukraine to join the alliance.
'It shouldn't be courageous to do what is right': Tennessee legislators speak out after Biden meeting
Remembering Harry Belafonte

Monday, April 24

Sudan facing 'Hobbesian' breakdown of law and order, former US Envoy says
Former U.S. Special Envoy for the Sahel Region J. Peter Pham talks to Bianna Golodryga about the violence erupting in Khartoum, Sudan.
Biden betting voters are looking for a 'safer harbor'
Helping heal the horrors of war

Friday, April 21

China would 'stand to lose quite a lot' from an invasion of Taiwan: Taiwanese journalist
Taiwanese journalist and activist Brian Hioe tells Bianna Golodryga what China could lose from a war with Taiwan and why heightened rhetoric could be making the current situation worse.
Musk is 'vandalizing' Twitter, says former Twitter exec
David Grann's 'The Wager': Mutiny, murder... and misinformation

Thursday, April 20

Heartbroken families plead for release of loved ones locked up in Iran
The family members of two Americans detained in Iran say they are still waiting for the chance to meet President Biden.
Tamara Rojo on her trailblazing leap to the top of the ballet world

Wednesday, April 19

First Amendment lawyer: 'We're better off for having had this case'
Floyd Abrams says this largest ever known settlement between Fox News and Dominion should be a warning to those who engage in 'the worst of journalism.'
Expert: Sudanese generals lack 'the will' to commit to a ceasefire
'Writing into the gray areas' in 'Transatlantic'

Tuesday, April 18

Press experts on Fox News case: 'If Dominion can't win, I don't know who can'
Columbia Journalism School Dean Jelani Cobb, and Andrew Neil, the former editor of the Murdoch-owned Sunday Times, say fake news is on trial in this case.
NATO Secretary-General reacts to Pentagon leaks

Monday, April 17

Exclusive: Tony Blair, Bill Clinton and Bertie Ahern reunite 25 years after bringing peace to Northern Ireland
Christiane Amanpour sits down with the leading architects of the Good Friday Agreement that ended decades of violence in Northern Ireland.

Friday, April 14

The peril and the promise of AI
The New York Times' Ezra Klein speaks with Bianna Golodryga about the breakneck advances in artificial intelligence, the dilemmas posed, and whether such rapid progress can be slowed down.
The 'extreme' case of Dominion v. Fox News

Thursday, April 13

Unchecked consumerism should 'stop and make us think,' warns climate change historian
Renowned historian Peter Frankopan reveals how climate change has shaped the development and demise of civilizations through the ages in his book "The Earth Transformed."
Ai Weiwei on art, activism and artificial intelligence

Wednesday, April 12

Panetta on security leak: 'No question' it will impact Ukraine war
The former Defense and CIA chief says any such leak damages U.S. national security and endangers vulnerable intelligence sources.
'One bad decision away' from nuclear annihilation: The case for peace with North Korea

Tuesday, April 11

Katie Porter on abortion access: 'We're fighting for freedom, we're fighting for justice'
The Democratic representative known as a whiteboard virtuoso breaks down life in Congress in her new book, "I Swear: Politics is Messier Than my Minivan."
What is Europe's role in Taiwan? An expert and diplomat debate Macron's remarks

Monday, April 10

Israeli occupation is the 'source of all violence,' says Palestinian Prime Minister
Mohammad Shtayyeh accuses Israel of "systematically destroying a future possibility of a Palestinian state," amidst rising tension in the region.
25 years of peace and compromise in Northern Ireland

Friday, April 7

Israeli journalist sees 'good chance of things de-escalating'
Amos Harel, defense analyst for Israeli paper Ha'aretz, says escalating conflict is the "last thing that Israelis need right now," amidst political tension.
'All sides benefit' in current conflict, says Middle East expert
'Sabotage... is at the very core of the American identity,' says director of climate thriller

Thursday, April 6

China cannot force Putin to the negotiating table, says expert
Alexander Gabuev, director of the Carnegie Russia Eurasia Center explains to Bianna Golodryga why he is pessimistic about Macron's mission in China.
He was our 'rock' in a tough year: Friend of detained American journalist Evan Gershkovich speaks out
An inside look at the Supreme Court's swerve to the right

Wednesday, April 5

Fmr. US State Dept. advisor: Militarized action over Taiwan 'not a foregone conclusion'
Cornelle Professor Jessica Chen Weiss talks to Sara Sidner about the symbolic meeting between Taiwan's President and the US House Speaker, China's reaction and "eroding peace and stability" in the region.
Why this anti-Trump Republican opposes Trump's indictment
On Trump, the GOP 'have laced the straitjacket they are now wearing,' says expert

Tuesday, April 4

Trump case 'not an obvious slam dunk,' say legal experts
Law professor Paul Rosenzweig and former federal prosecutor Renato Mariotti say they're surprised there's "nothing else here" within the indictment.