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May 04, 2021
• Mexico City Subway Overpass Collapses, Killing 15; India Tops 20 Million COVID-19 Cases; Nepal's New Cases Hit Record High; Bill and Melinda Gates Split; Deadline Looms for Netanyahu to Form Government; Indian Premier League Cricket Suspended over COVID-19 Crisis. Aired 10-11a ET


May 03, 2021
• A Country Gasping For Breath; India's Neighbors Feel Impact of Disaster Next Door; Former MP: India's COVID Situation is Like Chernobyl; India Now Has Third-Highest Death Toll After U.S., Brazil; How Did The Country Get Here; Medical Supplies From France Arrive in India. Aired 11a- 12p ET
• Blinken In London For G7 Talks; Patients Dying As Hospitals Run Out Of Oxygen; Manchester United Fans Protest Club Owners. Aired 10-11a ET


April 30, 2021
• Dozen Killed In Church At Israel Religious Festival; Ninth Straight Day of 300,000 New Cases As Thousands Line Up In Desperate Search Of Oxygen; ICU Chief to CNN: Conditions "Nothing Short Of An Apocalypse"; Streets In Turkey Deserted With Lockdown Underway; U.S. Troop Withdrawal Officially Underway; Beating The Blues On A Bike. Aired 11a-12p ET
• Dozens Killed in Crash at Religious Festival in Israel; Fear, Anger and Heartbreak As COVID Cases & Deaths Mount in India; Crisis in Myanmar: Clashes Between Military & Armed Ethic Groups. Aired 10-11a ET


April 29, 2021
• India Opening Vaccines to All Ages 18 Plus Starting Saturday; United Nations: UK Contribution Falls From $211 Million to $32 Million; VP Harris & Speaker Pelosi Flank Biden at Historic Address; National Lockdown to Begin Soon in Turkey; Green Burial in United Kingdom; Pandemic Piles on Stress for Overwhelmed Mother. Aired 11a-12p ET
• India's Alarming COVID-19 Surge; Turkey to Enter New Lockdown; A Gaunt Navalny Appears by Video Link from Prison; Brazilian President Criticizes COVID-19 Inquiry; President Biden Proposes Sweeping, Ambitious Plan for America; Phillies Outfielder Takes Fast Ball to Face. Aired 10-11a ET


April 28, 2021
• Medical Supplies Reaching India, COVID-19 Deaths Near 200,000; E.U. Lawsuit against AstraZeneca; U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson Faces Scrutiny for Conduct; U.S.-Saudi Ties; Saudi Arabia in Talks to Sell 1 Percent of Aramco. Aired 10-11a ET
• Overwhelmed Crematoriums Operating Around the Clock; Boris Johnson Grilled in UK Parliament During Tense Session of PM's Questions; British Prime Minister Under Growing Political Pressure; President Ramaphosa Testifies in Court; Brazil Rejects Russia's Sputnik V COVID Vaccine; Couples Have To Adapt To COVID, Celebrate Wedding Virtually. Aired 11a-12p ET


April 27, 2021
• International Aid is Arriving As More Nations Pledge Help; Indian High Court Blames Electoral Commission for 2nd Wave; CNN Talks with Head of Human Rights Watch About Israeli Report; Military-Owned Media Shows People Arrested for "Terrorist" Activity; Military Accused of Beatings, Torture in Crackdown; HRW Says Israeli Acts Amount to Crimes Against Humanity, Israel Refutes Findings, Says Rights Group is Biased. Aired 11a-12p ET
• India Overwhelmed amid COVID-19 Surge; Tourism Banned May 8-16 in Pakistan; E.U. Chief Protests Sexist Treatment; Myanmar Military Accused of Beatings, Torture; Iranian Foreign Minister Criticizing Elite Forces in Leaked Audio; Japan to Open Mass Vaccine Center in Tokyo. Aired 10-11a ET


April 26, 2021
• India Endures Brutal Second Wave Amid Call For Calm; Bollywood Star Steps Up Fight Against COVID-19; Iran Slaps New Sentence on British Iranian Charity Worker; Israeli Armenian Reaction to U.S. Declaration on Genocide; CNN Speaks to Armenian Ambassador to the U.S.; CNN Speaks to Head of Institute Behind New Malaria Vaccine. Aired 11a-12p ET
• Inside India's COVID Explosion; Prime Minister Suspends Health Minister And Baghdad Governor; Explosions Consume Hospital Filled With COVID-19 Patients. Aired 10-11a ET


April 23, 2021
• India Tops Global Record of New Daily Cases for Second Day in a Row; India's Second COVID Wave Ravages Health Care System; Kremlin Critic Alexey Navalny Ending Hunger Strike; Battle For Oil-Rich City Could Mark Turning Point In War; Houthi Rebels Step Up Missile Strikes in Marib; China Responds To CNN Report On Separated Uyghur Families. Aired 11a-12p ET
• Search for Indonesian Sub Intensifies; Navalny Ending Hunger Strike; CNN Goes Inside Yemen. Aired 10-11a ET


April 22, 2021
• New U.S. Plan To Cut Carbon Emissions By Up To 52 Percent By 2030; CNN Speaks To President Of COP 26 Summit; What's Our Climate Record Like, Historically Not Great; Saudi Arabia, UAE Boost Support For Clean Energy; Film Exposes Relationship Between A Man And An Octopus; France's Vineyards Hit By Destructive Cold Snap. Aired 11a-12p ET
• World Leaders Gather for U.S.-Led Virtual Climate Summit; Hospitals in India Buckle under Coronavirus Cases; Nearly 1,500 Arrested in Pro- Navalny Protests; Indonesian Navy Knows Location of Missing Submarine. Aired 10-11a ET


April 21, 2021
• Arrests Reported As Navalny Supporters Take To Streets; Protester: You Have To Show Love For Your Fellow Man; Backlash From Fans Appears To Have Killed Super League; CNN Speaks To UNICEF As Crises Rage In Ethiopia; India Sees Highest Rise In COVID-19 Cases, Deaths In A Day; Short Film Nominee Is Story of Palestinian Struggle. Aired 11a-12p ET
• Chauvin Guilty on All Counts in Killing of George Floyd; U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland on Chauvin Conviction, Announces Probe of Minnesota Police; Van Jones on Police Reform: Congress Must Act Now; Arrests Reported as Navalny Supporters Protest; Super League Appears to Be Dead. Aired 10-11a ET


April 20, 2021
• U.S. and EU Warn Russia Over Navalny's Health; Chairman of Proposed League: Football Has Taken A Huge Hit; Growing Opposition To Plans For Breakaway League; India Reports Its Highest Daily Death Toll In Nearly 10 Months; Deby's Son Will Head Up Transitional Military Council; Priceless Collections Damaged In University Library. Aired 11a-12p ET
• Super League Uproar; Kremlin Critic Alexei Navalny Moved to Prison Hospital; Chadian President Dies from Injuries on Front Line; International Energy Agency Issues "Dire Warning" on Climate Change; Beckham's Warning on Planned Super League. Aired 10-11a ET


April 19, 2021
• Russia Faces International Pressure Over Navalny's Health; Closing Arguments In Chauvin Trial Begins In Two Hours; India Records More Than A million New Cases In Five Days. Aired 8-9a ET
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April 16, 2021
• Report: Most COVID-19 ICU Patients in Brazil Now Under 40; India to Impose Weekend Curfew as COVID Cases Soar; Chicago Officer's Attorney Defends Shooting of 13-Year-Old; Survivors Describe Military Onslaught in Bago; Man United Beat Granada to Advance to Semi; Celebrating Her Granddaughter's Draft Pick in Style. Aired 11a-12p ET
• Eight Dead in U.S. Mass Shooting; Brazil's Catastrophic Death Toll; Cuba's Castro Stepping Down. Aired 10-11a ET


April 15, 2021
• Indirect Talks To Salvage Nuclear Deal Kick Off in Vienna; Biden: Afghanistan Withdrawal Begins May 1, Ends By September 11th; Stories We're Keeping An Eye On For You; Experts Predict An "Unimaginable Loss Of Life" In Brazil. Aired 10-10:20a ET
• Biden to Begin U.S. Troop Withdrawal from Afghanistan on May 1; U.S. Announces Tough New Sanctions on Russia; France to Administer Johnson & Johnson Vaccine as Planned; Germany Pushes for National Lockdown Emergency Law; Resolving Human-Wildlife Conflict in India; U.S. Climate Envoy John Kerry in China for Talks. Aired 8-9a ET


April 14, 2021
• Biden To Withdraw All U.S. Forces From Afghanistan By September 11th; CNN Gets A Glimpse At Life Inside A Taliban Stronghold; Madoff Has Been Suffering Kidney Failure and Other Ailments; Investment Fraudster Bernie Madoff Dies in Prison; CNN Tours Front Lines With Ukraine's President; Biden Proposes Summit With Putin To Discuss Ukraine. Aired 10- 10:30a ET
• U.S. President Joe Biden to Announce Withdrawal of U.S. Troops from Afghanistan by September 11; America's Longest War; NATO Concerned about Russian Buildup at Ukraine Border; South Africa Pauses J&J Vaccine; Interview with Dr. Siddhartha Datta of World Health Organization Europe on Global Vaccinations; Report Confirms Moscow Targeted 2020 U.S. Election; Beijing Accuses Washington of Stirring Up Trouble; Meteor Screams across the Sky and Explodes. Aired 8-9a ET


April 13, 2021
• Germany Seeks More Powers To Impose Nationwide Lockdowns; Iranian MP Claims Thousands of Centrifuges Damaged In Attack; Anthony Blinken Reaffirms U.S. Support To Ukraine; U.S. And Israel Officials Meet For Discussions on Iran; Capitol Police Officer Lies In Honor in Capitol Rotunda; Japan to Release Treated Fukushima Water into the Sea. Aired 10- 10:40a ET
• Iran Attack Threatens Nuclear Talks; U.S. Calls for Pause in J&J Vaccine; U.K. Pubs Reopen with Outdoor Service Only; European Lawmakers Review Vaccine Passport Proposal; Violence in Tigray; NATO Concerned about Russian Buildup at Ukraine Border; Photographer Captures Daily Life in Baghdad. Aired 8-9a ET


April 12, 2021
• CNN Tours Front Lines With Ukraine's President; UK In Middle of National Mourning Ahead of Funeral; England Takes Next Step In Easing Third Lockdown; Soon: 3rd Week of Testimony In Derek Chauvin Murder Trial; Hideki Matsuyama Is First Japanese Golfer To Win Masters; Chloe Zhao First Woman Of Color To Win Top Directing Award. Aired 10-10:50a ET
• CNN Tours Front Lines With Ukraine President; England Takes Next Step In Easing Third Lockdown; Iran Blames Israel For Cyber Attack On Nuclear Site. Aired 8-9a ET


April 09, 2021
• Funeral To Be Held At Windsor Castle, Won't Be A Stable Funeral; Britain's Prince Philip Dies At The Age of 99; Scotland Remembers Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh; Myanmar Protesters Defying Military Rule Adopt Three-Finger Salute From "Hunger Games"; Remembering Britain's Prince Philip. Aired 10a-11a ET
• Prince Philip Dead at 99. Aired 8-9a ET


April 08, 2021
• Steven Riley: With Reopenings, We Would Expect Infections To Rise; Study Shows UK's Vaccination Program Is Working; Jair Bolsonaro: Brazil Won't Cry Over Spilled Milk; Rising Cases Fuel Pandemic Fatigue Across Parts Of Asia; IMF Suggests "Solidarity Tax" To Help Recovery. Aired 10a- 10:20a ET
• Myanmar's Military Junta Locks Ambassador out of London Embassy; Germany to Contact Russia about Buying Sputnik Vaccine; Biden Reverses Trump, Resumes Aid to Palestinians; Regulators Say AstraZeneca Vaccine Benefits Outweigh Risks; Jordan's King Says Sedition "Nipped in the Bud". Aired 8-9a ET


April 07, 2021
• World Health Organization: Southeast Asia & Western Pacific See Large Rise In New Cases; EMA: AstraZeneca Can Cause Blood Clots In Rare Study; Study: One Third of COVID-19 Patients Diagnosed With Psychological or Neurological Condition Within Six Months; Inside Iraq's Crystal Meth Crisis; Iraq's Crystal Meth Epidemic Worsens Amid COVID-19 Pandemic. Aired 10-10:25a ET
• WHO: Global Cases Rise for Sixth Straight Week; WHO: Benefits of AstraZeneca Vaccine Outweigh Risks; Iranian Ship Attacked in Red Sea; Iraq's Crystal Meth Epidemic; Myanmar Protest Death Toll Rises Wednesday; Russia Denies Navalny's Health Is at Risk; Amnesty International Releases Annual Human Rights Report; UAE Looks to the Future of Energy Production. Aired 8-9a ET


April 06, 2021
• U.S. Secretary of State: Iran 3-4 Months Away From Making Bomb; U.S., Iran Hold Indirect Talks In Vienna In Bid To Revive Deal; Benjamin Netanyahu Picked To Form Israeli Government; IMF Warns Economic Recovery From COVID-19 May Leave Many Nations Behind; UK PM: Too Soon To Know If International Travel Will Happen In Summer; Kremlin Critic Says No Plans To End His Hunger Strike. Aired 10-10:35a ET
• U.S. and Iran Hold Indirect Talks to Revive Nuclear Deal; Prince Hamzah Pledges Allegiance to Jordanian King; CNN Reports from Myanmar amid Military Crackdown; Netanyahu Picked to Form Israeli Government. Aired 8-9a ET


April 05, 2021
• CNN Goes Inside Myanmar As Military Crackdown Intensifies; Myanmar Citizens Detained After Speaking To CNN; Former Crown Prince Accused Of Trying To Destabilize Jordan; Foreign Minister: Saudi's Green Energy Goal "Entirely Doable"; Russia Ramps Up Military Buildup In Arctic; World's Deepest Shipwreck Fully Mapped. Aired 10-10:50a ET
• Jordan Accused Former Crown Prince Of Destabilizing Efforts; Netanyahu's Corruption Trial Resumes; Russia Ramps Military Buildup As Ice Melts Aired 8-9a ET


April 02, 2021
• Trial Resumes For Ex-Cop Charged In George Floyd's Death; Prosecution Questions Minneapolis Police Lieutenant; Biden Speaks As Pandemic Recovery Escalates, U.S. Adds 916K Jobs; Police LT: "You Need To Provide Medical Care For A Person Who Is In Distress" Even If Ambulance Is En Route; Police LT: "If Your Knee Is On A Person's Neck, That Can Kill Him". Aired 11a-12p ET
• Ethiopia Dismisses War Crime Evidence Verified by CNN Train Derailment in Taiwan Kills Dozens; U.S. to Join JCPOA Talks Next Week in Vienna. Aired 10-10:30a ET


April 01, 2021
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• U.N. Special Envoy to Myanmar, "A Bloodbath Is Imminent"; France under Third National COVID-19 Lockdown; Navalny Goes on Hunger Strike; Four Killed in California Office Attack. Aired 10-10:25a ET


March 31, 2021
• Civilian Myanmar Ambassador to U.N. Pleads For Urgent Help; China Fires Back After W.H.O. Says Beijing Limited Access; New Oil Benchmark for the Middle East; Pfizer: COVID Vaccine 100 Percent Effective in Children Aged 12-15. Aired 11:20-11:40a ET
• Emotional Testimony from Witnesses in George Floyd Murder Trial; Foreigners Flock to Serbia for Vaccine; Countries React to WHO Study on COVID-19 Origins; Conflicting Reports on Who Controls Palma; Hong Kong's Political Fate Remade in Beijing. Aired 10-10:35a ET


March 30, 2021
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• Trial Resumes for George Floyd's Killer; Global Leaders Unite in Call for Pandemic Treaty; Suez Canal Traffic Resumes. Aired 10-10:20a ET


March 29, 2021
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• Suez Canal Authority: Stranded Ship Dislodged And Floating; Protests Turn Violent After Bloodiest Day So Far; Soon: Derek Chauvin Trial Begins With Opening Statements. Aired 10-10:20a ET


March 26, 2021
• British MP: Sanction By China Is A "Badge Of Honor"; Brazil's Alarming COVID-19 Spike; Expert: We Must Help Brazil Contain P-1 Or Suffer Same Fate; Military Crackdown On Protesters Grows Bloodier Each Week; Oak Trees From French Revolution Used To Repair Cathedral; Duke University Testing Pfizer's Vaccine In Children Under 12. Aired 11a-12p ET
• Dozens Killed After Two Trains Collide in Egypt; Massive Operation Underway to Free Stuck Ship; Biden: Not Seeking Confrontation with China; China Sanctions U.K. Individuals and Entities; EU Leaders' Summit Descends Into Dispute Over Vaccines. Aired 10-11a ET


March 25, 2021
• Uyghur Families Desperate To Reunite; China Faces Scrutiny Over Treatment Of Uyghurs; U.S. And Allies Sanction Two Chinese Officials For Human Rights Abuses In Treatment Of Uyghur Muslims; Government Agrees To Let Fuel Ships Into Port Of Hodeidah; Reconnecting The Atlantic Forest; Meghan And Harry's Tell-All Interview Contradictions Exposed. Aired 11a-12p ET
• Uyghur Families Desperate to Reunite; Massive Ship Stuck in Suez Canal; E.U. Proposes Tighter COVID-19 Vaccine Export Controls; Vaccine Rollouts along the Irish Border; Interview with MEP Manfred Weber on European Vaccine Program. Aired 10-11a ET


March 24, 2021
• Jair Bolsonaro: Brazil Will Return To Normalcy "Very Soon"; Brazil Records Its Highest COVID-19 Daily Death Toll; Prime Minister Morrison: "Significant" Flood Damage In Western Sydney; Families Flee To India In Violent Aftermath Of Coup; NATO Calls Out Russia's "Repressive" & "Aggressive" Behavior; Uyghur Families Desperate To Reunite. Aired 11a-12p ET
• Israeli Election Exit Polls Project No Clear Winner; Daily Struggle, Bleak Future in Lebanon's Poorest City; Container Ship Blocks Suez Canal; Crucial COVID-19 Conversations across Europe; Warriors Coach Pushes for Gun Legislation. Aired 10-11a ET


March 23, 2021
• Colorado Authorities Identify 10 Victims Of Mass Shooting; Boulder Police Give Update On Mass Shooting; Houthis: Blockade Needs To Be Lifted Before Peace Talks Happen; Voting Underway In The 4th Election In 2 Years; Empathy, Grief On Minds Of Colorado Team; Zlatan Takes Tearful Return To Sweden Squad. Aired 11a-12p ET
• Multiple Dead in Shooting at Colorado Supermarket; Belarus Police Torture Democracy Protesters; Israeli Election; U.S. Aims to Restore Relations with NATO Allies. Aired 10-11a ET


March 22, 2021
• EU-UK Row Over AstraZeneca Vaccine Exports Intensifies; Europe Facing New COVID-19 Restrictions As Cases Surge; Cuba To Vaccinate 150K Frontline Workers; Canadian's Espionage Trial In China Ends, Verdict Later; Center Supports Children With Down Syndrome In War-Torn Syria; Docuseries Investigates Claims Of Sexual Abuse Against Woody Allen. Aired 11a-12p ET
• Europe Facing New COVID-19 Restrictions As Cases Surge; Brazil's Health System Near Collapse; Fourth General Election Seen As A Referendum On Netanyahu. Aired 10-11a ET


March 19, 2021
• Germany Resumes AstraZeneca, Minister Warns Of Vaccine Shortage; French PM Given AstraZeneca Vaccine As Cases Spike In Paris; CNN's Sanjay Gupta Joining Campaign For Vaccine Awareness; U.S.-China Talks Get Off To A Strained Start; Hospital In Mekelle Sees Increase In Rape Victims; Emma Watson In 2014: Feminism Must Not Mean Man-Hating. Aired 11a-12p ET
• U.S. Gets Into Heated Exchanges with Russia and China; Putin Responds After Biden Agrees He's a "Killer"; German Health Minister: Not Enough COVID-19 Vaccine to Stop Third Europe Wave Alone. Aired 10-11a ET


March 18, 2021
• EMA To Announce Results Of AstraZeneca Review; AstraZeneca Rollout Continues In Many Countries; Netanyahu Courts Arab Voters Ahead Of Tuesdays' Election; First International Trip By Biden Cabinet Officials; Cubans Risking Their Lives In Dangerous Boat Journey To United States; Archeologists Discover Dead Sea Scroll Fragments In Israel. Aired 11a-12p ET.
• European Medicines Agency to Release Results of Oxford AstraZeneca Emergency Review; Former Brazilian Leader Urges Biden to Call Emergency Coronavirus Summit; Russia Condemns Biden for Calling Putin a "Killer"; U.S. Secretary of State Says China Has Role to Play in North Korea Denuclearization; Tanzania's President Dies after Weeks Unseen; Football Association's Child Sex Abuse Scandal. Aired 10-11a ET


March 17, 2021
• European President Commission President Criticizes AstraZeneca Rollout; CNN Speaks To Ireland's Foreign Minister; EMA Chief: AstraZeneca Vaccine Benefit Outweighs Risks; EU Home Affairs Commissioner Talks to CNN; United Nations: More Than 200 Killed Since February 1; Two-Time World Champion Fernando Alonso Returns. Aired 11a-12p ET
• Growing Concern over Safety of AstraZeneca Vaccine; U.N. Says at Least 149 Killed since February 1 Coup in Myanmar; Interview with U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights Michelle Bachelet on the Myanmar Junta's Bloody Crackdown; At Least Eight Dead in Three Georgia Spa Shootings; Police Update on Atlanta Area Spa Shooting Suspect, Who Planned Further Mayhem in Florida. Aired 10-10:30a ET


March 16, 2021
• More European Countries Pause Use Of AstraZeneca Vaccine; European Medicine Agency Chief: No Indication The AstraZeneca Vaccine Has Caused These Adverse Conditions; Lloyd Austin: China Has Modernized Military Over Past Two Decades; Families And Friends Say Slain Politicians Were Tortured; Former U.S. Ambassador To Myanmar Speaks To CNN; Rosamund Pike: Tragedy Of "I Care A Lot" Is That It Can Happen. Aired 11a-12p ET
• More Countries Hit Pause on AstraZeneca Vaccine; CNN Marks 10th Anniversary of Freedom Project; Navalny's First Comments from Penal Colony; Sign the Pledge #MyFreedomDay; Report: $131 Trillion Clean Energy Investment Needed by 2050; Prince Philip Released from Hospital. Aired 10- 11a ET


March 15, 2021
• Syria "A Living Nightmare" After 10 Years Of War; Military Declares Martial Law In Several Yangon Districts; Hospitals In Brazil Overwhelmed With COVID Patients. Aired 10-11a ET
• ICRC: "Decades of Loss" Taking Heavy Toll On Syria's Youth; From Peaceful Uprising To Multinational Bloodbath; Brazilian Hospitals Overwhelmed By New Cases; 10 Years In Brutal Conflict, Has The World Failed Syria; Lack Of Oxygen In Hospital Sparks Outrage Across Jordan; Women Rule In Historic Night At The Grammy Awards. Aired 11a-12p ET


March 12, 2021
• Scott Morrison: "Quad" Group A "New Anchor For Peace And Stability"; Diverse Ethnic Groups Unite Against Military Coup; United States Secretary of State: It Is Up To Iran To Re-engage; Candidates Brace For Final Stretch In Election; Israel Blames Jordan For Prime Minister's Cancelled UAE Trip; World Health Organization: No Need To Stop Using AstraZeneca Vaccine. Aired 11a-12p ET
• World Food Programme Chief: Every 75 Seconds, A Child in Yemen Faces Death from Starvation; Gunmen Storm Another College and Abduct Students; Sao Paulo Governor Announces New Restrictions in State Start Monday, Warns "Brazil is Collapsing". Aired 10-11a ET


March 11, 2021
• United Nations: Hunger, Starvation & Malnutrition To Rise In 2021; UK: Rapid Increase In Vaccinations By End Of March; Global Pandemic Declared By W.H.O. One Year Ago; STC President: Houthis Want To Control Oil And Gas Sources And Expand Through Marib; Prince William Speaks Out On Harry & Meghan Interview; Questions Of Race And Buckingham Palace. Aired 11a-12p ET
• Food and Fuel Shortages Worsen Widespread Famine in Yemen; Israel Blames Jordan for Prince Canceling Visit; U.N. Condemns Violence against Myanmar Protesters; One-Year Anniversary of COVID-19 Declared a Pandemic; Prince William's First Remarks since Explosive Interview. Aired 10-11a ET


March 10, 2021
• Questions Over Race And The House Of Windsor; Prince Harry: Tabloid Racism "Large Part" Of Why We Left UK; Meghan Complained To UK Network Over Piers Morgan's Comments; COVID Variants Spiking Across Brazil, Hospitals Filling Up; Several European Nations To Make Russian Vaccine; BAFTA Film Awards 2021: Most Diverse Nominees. Aired 11a-12p ET
• Palace Watchers Compare Meghan and Diana Interviews; Security Forces Target Railway Workers in Myanmar; Bad Leadership Resulting in More COVID- 19 Deaths in Brazil; Venezuelan Women Losing Access to Affordable Contraception. Aired 10-11a ET


March 09, 2021
• China Has Vehemently Denied Claims Of Uyghur Genocide; Reports: China "Bears Responsibility" For Uyghur Genocide; Myanmar Media Stripped Of Licenses As Protests Continue; Prince Charles Ducks Questions On Harry & Meghan Interview; Darren Lewis: Lack Of Black Or Brown Decision-Makers In UK Media Is An Industry Wide Problem; Deepak Chopra Speaks With CNN On Mindfulness. Aired 11a-12p ET
• China Bears Responsibility for Uyghur Genocide; No Response from Buckingham Palace to Bombshell Interview; Meghan's Description of Racism No Surprise to Black Britons; Vaccinated Israelis Getting "Green Passes," More Freedom; Myanmar Media Stripped of Licenses. Aired 10-11a ET


March 08, 2021
• Meghan: There Were Conversations About Color Of Son's Skin Prior To His Birth; World Urge To "Choose To Challenge" Gender Inequality; Melinda Gates: COVID Could Mean Setback For A Generation Of Girls; Most Damage To Qaraqosh Repaired, But Scars Remain; Prince Harry & Meghan Make Stunning Claims In New Interview; Book "Anonymous Is A Woman" Digs Up Roots Of Gender Inequality. Aired 11a-12p ET
• Prince Harry and Meghan Make Stunning Claims In New Interview; Church Raveged By ISIS Welcomes Pope Francis; Deadly Blast In Equatorial Guinea. Aired 10:00-11a ET


March 05, 2021
• Pope Francis Becomes First-Ever Pontiff To Visit Iraq; China To Change The Group That Selects Hong Kong's Leader; European Nations Looking Outside EU For Vaccine Help; Mosul Slowly Rebuilds After Destruction By ISIS; Media Frenzy Ahead Of Harry And Meghan Interview; 118-Year-Old Woman To Carry Olympic Torch. Aired 11a-12p ET
• Head of Roman Catholic Church is First Pope to Visit Iraq; Police In Myanmar Clash with Protesters; Europe's Unified Vaccination Strategy is Splintering. Aired 10-11a ET


March 04, 2021
• Family Recalls Fatal Shooting Of Protester; Pope Francis To Visit Iraq Amid COVID, Security Concerns; Russia Welcomes EU Review Of Sputnik V Vaccine; Brazil Reports Its Highest Daily Death Toll From COVID-19; Sao Paulo Governor On CNN As State Heads For "Red Phase"; Netflix Documentary Looks Into The Football Legend's Life. Aired 11a-12p ET
• Tsunami Warning Issued after Quake Strikes off New Zealand; Dramatic Escalation of Violence against Myanmar Protesters; Pope Francis to Meet Iraq's Minority Christians; Buckingham Palace to Investigate Claims Meghan Markle Bullied Staff. Aired 10-11a ET


March 03, 2021
• How A Religious Festival Turned Into A Massacre In Ethiopia; ICC Investigating Alleged War Crimes In Palestinian Territories; Extremists Target Afghanistan's Media Workers; Two Cuban Vaccine Candidates To Start Late-Stage Trials; Germany Mulls Next Steps As Cases Rise, Vaccinations Stall; Photo Journalist Shares Intimate Portraits Of Afghanistan. Aired 11a-12p ET
• How a Religious Festival Turned into a Massacre; Pope Francis' Trip to Iraq Still on Despite Security Concerns; ICC Investigating Alleged War Crimes in Palestinian Territories; Violence against Afghan Media Workers; Pfizer Sending Vaccines in Exchange for Medical Data; Interview with Yuli Edelstein, Israeli Health Minister, on Vaccination Program. Aired 10-11a ET


March 02, 2021
• 279 Schoolgirls Rescued Days After Being Abducted At Gunpoint; Why Are COVID-19 Cases Rising In Much Of The World; United States Sanctions Dozens Of Saudis But Not The Crown Prince; United States Now Has Three COVID-19 Vaccine Options; Damien Hirst Speaks To CNN About Art In Time Of COVID-19; "Age Of You" Examines Human Feelings. Aired 11a-12p ET
• Pledges for Yemen from Donor Conference "Disappointing"; Interview with Swedish Foreign Minister Ann Linde on Crisis in Yemen; Third Woman Accuses New York's Cuomo of Unwanted Advances; Violence Intensifies in Arab Israeli Towns. Aired 10-11a ET


March 01, 2021
• World Leaders Gather Virtually To Raise Money For Yemen; CNN Follows Teen Brothers On Dangerous Trek To U.S. Border; Joe Biden Facing String Of Middle East Challenges; Exclusive: BioNTech CEO Ugur Sahin Speaks With CNN; Hungary: "Racing Against Time" And COVID-19 Variants; Australia's Winemakers Suffer Over Harsh China Tariffs. Aired 11a-12p ET
• U.N. Holding Virtual Donor Conference For Yemen; U.S. Outlines Recalibration Of Relations With Saudi Arabia; Israel's P.M. Blames Tehran For Ship Blast In Gulf Of Oman; Families Grieve After At Least 18 Killed In Crackdown. Aired 10-11a ET


February 26, 2021
• U.S. Air Strikes Hit Iran-Backed Militias In Syria; Biden Calls Saudi King Before Release Of Khashoggi Report; Biden Ends Support For Saudi-Backed Coalition In Yemen; EU Lawmakers Try To Hold Vaccine Producers Accountable; CNN Interviews Leader Of Far Right "Proud Boys" Group; North Korea Sealed Off Its Border At Start Of Outbreak. Aired 11a-12p ET
• U.S. Airstrikes Hit Iranian-Backed Military Sites in Syria; Biden Calls King Salman; Navalny Transferred to Russian Penal Colony; Gunmen Abduct More Than 300 Schoolgirls in Nigeria. Aired 10-11a ET


February 25, 2021
• Awaiting United States Intel Report On Jamal Khashoggi Murder; Growing Calls In Europe For "Vaccine Passports"; Latvian Foreign Affairs Minister Speaks With CNN; Battle Over Biden's Proposal To Raise The Minimum Wage; Report Reveals Disturbing Details About White Supremacists In Military; Paintball Gun Mounted On Robot Dog, Chaos Ensues. Aired 11a-12p ET
• U.K. Think Tank Chief Calls for Door-to-Door Vaccinations; Awaiting Intel Report on Jamal Khashoggi's Killing; France to Impose Local Lockdowns as Variant Spreads; U.S. FDA OKs Johnson & Johnson Vaccine; White Supremacy in the U.S. Military. Aired 10-11a ET


February 24, 2021
• Police Investigating What Caused Tiger Woods Accident; Tiger Woods, "Awake, Responsive And Recovering" After Surgery; Greece Urges EU To Adopt COVID Vaccine Passport; Political Standoff Grows Between President And Opposition; CNN Goes Inside The Louvre Museum During Pandemic; Overcoming The Mental Health Challenges Of The Pandemic. Aired 11a-12p ET.
• Tiger Woods "Awake, Responsive and Recovering"; Getting Vaccines to Vulnerable Countries; Russians Hesitate with Sputnik V but Mexico Welcomes the Vaccine; U.N. Security Council Addresses Climate Change as a Global Security Threat; London's Rat Population Booms in Lockdown. Aired 10-11a ET


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