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

The U.S. election and what's at stake on these crucial issues.

Because a vote for him is a vote against us, against our health, against our work.

First, as Michelle Obama articulates what many women appear to be thinking, author Rebecca

Traster says women's rights may be the decisive issue in the selection.

Then, the Middle East.

The current situation of occupation is wrong, and Palestinians deserve to be free.

In a powerful documentary called No Other Land, an Israeli and a Palestinian come together to document the destruction of West Bank villages.

And, democracy and dictators.

What moral right would I have to call for my fellow Russian citizens to stand up and resist

Putin's dictatorship if I didn't do it myself?

Confronting Vladimir Putin, poison, jail, now free, Russian opposition leader Vladimir

Karemurza speaks to Walter Isaacson about keeping resistance alive.

Welcome Welcome to the program, everyone.

I'm Christiana Manpur in London.

In these final hours of the U.S. presidential campaign, the headlines look a lot like they have all along.

Quote, polls suggest a near-even race.

But could pollsters be missing a critical voting block that could determine the outcome of this election again? That question lurks behind

this bombshell headline from the Des Moines Register. Kamala Harris leapfrogs Donald Trump to take

lead near election day, this in Ruby Red Iowa.

The widely esteemed Iowa pollster Anne Salsa says women are driving the late shift towards

Democrats. Quote, age and gender are the two most dynamic factors that are explaining

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