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

One year in captivity. As American journalist Evan Gerskovic remains behind bars in Russia, I speak to his friends who are campaigning tirelessly for his release.

Then Miranda's last gift.

Former presidential speechwriter David Frome

joins me to discuss his latest piece,

detailing the devastating loss of his daughter

and the gift of her pesky dog Ringo also ahead.

Iran is accumulating vast amounts of highly enriched uranium.

Nuclear diplomacy around the world.

Walter Isakson talks to director general of the International Atomic Energy Agency,

Raphael Grocy, about Iran's nuclear capabilities.

And we can't go on living like this.

We have to find another way.

On Good Friday, Hope from Grief.

We look back at Christian's conversation with Israeli and Palestinian peace activist

Robbie Dammelin and Basam A Raman. And then Hello everyone. Welcome to the program. I'm Bianna Galadrigo New York sitting in

for Christiana, Montpore. This is the front page of today's Wall Street Journal. It's

blank with the simple headline, His Story Should Be Here. It marks one year since

American journalist Evan Gishkovich was arrested in Russia on espionage charges.

An accusation the journal and US government strongly denied.

In reality, he was simply doing his job as a reporter, only to end up as one of Putin's pawns kept behind bars as a bargaining chip.

In an interview released today by the Wall Street Journal,

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