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

As Russia bombard southern Ukraine, I'm joined from Kyiv by activist Daria Kalinuk. We discuss the

reality of daily life and I ask her if cleaning up corruption could unlock

NATO membership for Ukraine and excitement abounds at a historic

Women's World Cup while nations begin battling out on the pitch I get the

latest with top sports journalist Christine Brennan.

Also ahead, U.S. China Relations reach a crossroads.

As America's elder statesman Henry Kissinger meets with Chinese President Shizhing Ping, I talk to author and

China expert Cayou Jin about what lies ahead.

Then,

We're in a race against the Nazis there. And I know what it means.

If the Nazis have a bomb.

As a new film about the father of the atomic bomb explodes at cinemas.

Walter Isaacson talks to author Kai Bird,

whose book on Robert J Oppenheimer inspired the movie. And the Welcome to the program everyone. I'm Bianna Galadriga in New York sitting in for

Christiane Amanpour. The Ukrainian Port City of Odessa has faced its third consecutive night of

Russian strikes. This bombardment of Odessa comes after Russia left the Black Sea grain deal

that allowed Ukraine to export foodstuffs amid the war.

Top EU official Joseph Burrell is accusing Moscow of causing a global food crisis

and deliberately attacking grain storage facilities in Odessa.

These kinds of attacks punctuate life for my first guest.

The journalist and activist Daria Kalenik, the head of the Anti-Corruption Action Center

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