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

Poland suspends weapons shipments to Kyiv. Is that a spat or a sign that support for Ukraine's

counter-offensive is waning among its fiercest allies? I ask former US Ambassador to

NATO Kurt Falker.

And Zelensky appeals to world leaders at the UN.

Now he's in Washington to shore up support for more aid from Congress.

I speak to acting Deputy Secretary of State Victoria Newland.

Then... The only way forward is a political resolution. The Syrian president

back on the world stage in part two of my exclusive interview with the katari

Prime Minister I ask him about his state's crucial role mediating from Syria to

Afghanistan and much more also ahead we are in a better world where Google is forced to fight

fair. The United States versus Google. Harry Streenovassen talks to Columbia

law professor, author of The Curse of Bigness, Antitrust in the New Gilded Age. Welcome to the program everyone. I'm Christiane-Iman-Pore in New York, where world leaders are

wrapping up another UN General Assembly, a summit that was all about finding unity and solidarity

amid a torrent of crises from climate change to the war in Ukraine.

President Zelensky has appealed to the UN and today he did the same with congressional leaders

at the Pentagon and he will with a White House meeting with

President Biden. And closer to home, one of Ukraine's most ardent supporters, its own

neighbor Poland, says that it's going to stop sending weapons across the border right at a

critical time in Kyiv's counter-offensive against Russian occupation and as if on

Q Russia bombarded the capital and elsewhere with a barrage of missiles overnight.

Joining me now is the former US ambassador to NATO, Kurt Volker.

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