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

Ukraine's counter-offensive intensifies.

President Zelensky's advisor Ego Jovka, joins me from Keene.

Then...

It's a very detailed indictment and it's very, very damning.

Boris Johnson asked me to do something that I wasn't prepared to do.

Political tremors on both sides of the pond, Donald Trump's indictment, Boris Johnson

resigns, a discussion on holding former leaders to account with

Alisto Campbell, the top Downing Street advisor for Tony Blair. Plus.

We also miss a cultural and historical lens. This is why Americans Chinese would look at the same question and come to

radically different conclusions. The new China playbook. Walter

Eisenson speaks to economist K.U.jin about why that country's new generation is misunderstood.

And...

I work hard for my money so you better to be right.

The inimitable Donna Summer, we talk with her daughter Brooklyn's sonano on her new

documentary about her disco queen mother. And then Welcome to the program everyone. I'm Christina Manpur in London. As former

presidents and prime Ministers face legal and

political battles both here and the United States, tonight we examine why the

rule of law matters and how Donald Trump and Boris Johnson are being held accountable.

But first, Russia's war in Ukraine is top of the agenda in Washington, with top NATO officials

in town to meet President Biden about continued support for Kyiv's counter-offensive.

On the battlefield, fierce clashes reported in the south and the east of the country, and Ukraine

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