The trauma surgeon fighting to prevent gun violence
Dr. Joseph Sakran talks to Sara Sidner about his efforts to prevent gun violence as cases continue to mount in the US.
Amanpour interviews - December 2022
Friday, December 23
Examining the humanitarian crisis at the U.S.-Mexico border
Sara Sidner speaks with El Paso City Councilwoman, Claudia Rodriguez, and Former New York City Council Speaker, Christine Quinn, on the expected surge in migrants to cross into the U.S. if a policy allowing for their rapid expulsion, known as Title 42, is lifted.
Thursday, December 22
Sen. Chris Coons: Ukraine victory is critical for American security
As Vladimir Zelensky comes to Washington for a historic visit, Delaware's Democratic Senator says he will cement bipartisan support for Ukraine's struggle
Wednesday, December 21
'Shameful': Former Conservative MP on UK's decision to cut foreign aid
Sara Sidner speaks with Rory Stewart, President of GiveDirectly, on how wealthy nations should be helping Africa, particularly after a year where climate change and the war in Ukraine severely impacted life in the continent.
Tuesday, December 20
Former prosecutor: January 6 investigation 'already having an impact' on U.S. politics
As Congress wraps up its investigation, former U.S. Attorneys Jim Walden and Ron Filipkowski examine the legal, political and historic legacy of their work.
Monday, December 19
Ukraine is the latest example of worrying global trend, says fmr. UK foreign secretary
David Miliband, President & CEO of the International Rescue Committee, says, "Conflict is increasingly focused on hitting civilians rather than hitting soldiers."
Friday, December 16
Ukraine Foreign Minister: We can't allow Russia to dictate conditions on the battlefield
Almost ten months since Russia invaded, Dmytro Kuleba talks about how Ukraine will win the war, and how his family copes with daily fear.
Thursday, December 15
'It offended her in her soul:' Alexandra Pelosi on documenting her mother through January 6th
Filmmaker Alexandra Pelosi talks about her new documentary "Pelosi in the House" which follows her mother across her decades long career in Congress and discusses her family's trauma after the attack on her father Paul.
Wednesday, December 14
CNN exposes how US and European aid benefited churches that oppose LGBTQI+ rights
A CNN As Equals investigation follows Nima Elbagir to Ghana to reveal how Western aid money has benefited religious organizations that oppose LGBTQI+ rights and see the impact this has had on members of the local LGBTQI+ community.
Tuesday, December 13
'These are lynching committees': Human rights activist reacts to Iran executions
Hadi Ghaemi, Executive Director of the New York-based Centre for Human Rights in Iran, talks to Christiane Amanpour about the recent executions of protesters.
Monday, December 12
Xi faces broad challenges at home and abroad. Two experts weigh in
China lecturer Frank Tsai and historian Peter Frankopan tell Sara Sidner about what is at stake for Chinese leader Xi Jinping amid his visit to Saudi Arabia and a softening of Covid rules at home.
Friday, 9 December
'Hybrid warfare': Moldova President describes the Russian threat on country's doorstep
Moldovan President Maia Sandu says it's not Russia's business how Moldova wants to develop.
Thursday, 8 December
'A moment of extreme weakness for Trump:' Republican strategist on Georgia Senate runoff
Republican political strategist Sarah Longwell and former Democratic Senator Carol Moseley Braun join Christiane Amanpour to discuss Senator Raphael Warnock's victory in the Georgia Senate runoff.
Wednesday, 7 December
Senior State official suggests Ukraine behind drone strikes on Russia
U.S. Under Secretary of State Victoria Nuland talks to Christiane Amanpour about her recent trip to Ukraine and the recent drone attacks on Russian air bases.
Tuesday, 6 December
Lithuanian Prime Minister: Macron comments on security guarantees for Russia 'very weird'
Ingrida Šimonytė responds to the French President's suggestion that Russia would need to be given security guarantees as part of future negotiations to end the war in Ukraine, saying "I don't think we should be in the business of thinking about Russia's security guarantees when it cares for nobody's security."
Monday, 5 December
'I want to be in the mix:' Arkansas Governor hints at 2024 run against Trump
Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson says he is actively thinking about running for president in 2024 and that he doesn't believe Trump is the leader of the GOP.
Friday, 2 December
Hillary Rodham Clinton: US should not be negotiating with Iran on anything right now
At a summit on women's rights at the Clinton Center in Little Rock, Clinton weighs in on US-Iran relations, Russia's barbarity and Arkansas abortion rights.
