Uzbekistan's Oksana Chusovitina is revered as a gymnastics icon for setting the world record as the oldest gymnast to compete in the Olympics. CNN's Don Riddell reported on her legacy as she trained for her 8th Olympics in Tokyo in 2020.
The first trailer for the new 'Beverly Hills Cop' movie, plus news on Steven Spielberg's next film and a Celine Dion documentary. David Daniel reports.
Nestled along the coastline near Ireland's capital city, Dublin, are some of the world's finest links golf courses. Hear from some of the people and players that make Dublin a highly desirable golfing destination.
In the heart of the City of Lights, Richard Quest delves into the enchanting world of the iconic Moulin Rouge cabaret, gaining backstage access to its performance. Venturing even deeper, he descends into the eerie catacombs beneath Paris's streets, where 6 million souls were laid to rest, uncovering the city's haunting secrets.
In 2014, Eugenie Bouchard was flying high in the world of tennis. A Wimbledon final and two major semifinals saw her climb into the world's top five. 10 years on, the 30-year-old Canadian has traded in her racket for a paddle as she attempts to climb to the top of professional pickleball. The sport is currently the fastest growing sport in America, and as Coy Wire found out, there's a lot of growing required to unlearn decades of tennis practice to become a pro Pickleball player.
Avner Gvaryahu, executive director of Breaking the Silence and former IDF soldier, tells Christiane Amanpour about his fear that the Israeli government is "drunk on revenge."
Ireland's Taoiseach Simon Harris tells Christiane Amanpour why his government, along with Norway and Spain, think recognizing Palestine will ensure the path to peace.
During a hearing held by the House Committee on Education and the Workforce, Presidents of Northwestern University, Rutgers University and the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) were grilled over antisemitism on college campuses after a wave of pro-Palestinian protests erupted at universities across America.
Christiane Amanpour speaks to Ireland's Prime Minister, who says that "you can't say you are in favor of a two-state solution and not recognize the very existence of two states."