Hello everyone and welcome to Amantpur. Here's what's coming up.

There is still much to be done.

Russia casts a long shadow at the G7. Is it time to play Peacemaker?

We dive into this with President of the Center for American Progress Ambassador Patrick Gaspard, as well as the impact of the U.S. debt crisis.

Plus...

I'm not sure that the time for actual peace negotiations are at hand right now.

Former American ambassador to Ukraine,

Marie Yovanovitch, weighs in on what it'll take

to end Russia's war.

Then, please help us, humanitarian organizations. Please help us, not for us, but for the sake of these children.

Desperation in Sudan where the warlords compete for total control.

I'm joined by UN Humanitarian Chief Martin Griffiths. Also ahead,

I see about three times the consult for sterilization as I used to.

A personal story on the abortion laws impossible choices facing America's women. Welcome to the program everyone. I'm Christina Montpur in New York.

G7 leaders are gathering in Hiroshima, Japan for a high-stakes session and

the Ukrainian President Valodemir Zelensky will address the summit via video link.

He once again is asking the world's most powerful leaders to support his fight against Russian

aggression.

But not all countries are on the same side of the Alliance.

China of course remains close to Moscow while also attempting to play peacemaker

sending a special envoy to Ukraine this week.

Meanwhile South Africa's president, Cyril Ramaposa, is trying to mediate too.

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