Amanpour and Company

January 13, 2020

Christiane Amanpour speaks with Iran researcher Mohammad Ali Shabani to break down what's happening there. She also talks to former Ukranian Deputy Foreign Minister Danylo Lubkivsky about the country's place in current events; and New Yorker writer Evan Osnos about U.S.-China relations. Hari Sreenivasan chats with Facebook co-founder Chris Hughes about his fight against corporate monopolies.

Mohammad Ali Shabani Breaks Down the Protests in Iran

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There have been worrying signs that the Iranian regime is responding in the way it has done to rebellion in the past- with an iron fist. To break this all down, Mohammad Ali Shabani, Iran Researcher at the University of London joins Christiane.

Previews + Extras

  • Danylo Lubvinsky on the Fallout in Ukraine Over Flight 752: asset-mezzanine-16x9

    Danylo Lubvinsky on the Fallout in Ukraine Over Flight 752

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    There is a rather traumatic sense of déjà vu for the Ukranian public, with comparison being drawn between the doomed flight 752 from Iran and that of Flight MH17, the commercial airline brought down by a Russian missile in 2014. Danylo Lubvisky was the Ukranian Deputy Foreign Minister at the time of the MH17 disaster and he joins us from Kiev to discuss the fallout.

  • Evan Osnos on America's Economic War with China: asset-mezzanine-16x9

    Evan Osnos on America's Economic War with China

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    This week, Beijing’s top trade negotiator has touched down in D.C. with one aim; to bring an end to a bitter economic war between the two superpowers. With the White House distracted by Iran, could the situation play to the advantage of the Chinese? Evan Osnos has written extensively on just this subject for The New Yorker.

  • Facebook Co-Founder Chris Hughes Talks Corporate Monopolies: asset-mezzanine-16x9

    Facebook Co-Founder Chris Hughes Talks Corporate Monopolies

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    Facebook remains a goliath of the tech world and a range of critics have said that the company’s influence is a major risk to liberal democracy. One of its co-founders, Chris Hughes, shares these concerns and now is leading the fight against corporate monopolies, potentially placing him in confrontation with the company he helped to build. He sat down with Hari Sreenivasan.

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