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

We will go further develop a coalition of the willing to defend a deal in Ukraine and to guarantee the peace.

The British Prime Minister calls this a crossroads in history.

Europe steps in as America gets dangerously close to breaking the Transatlantic Alliance.

I'll discuss with the former Foreign Secretary, Sir Malkin Rivkin, and the President of Finland, Alexander Stubb.

Then, Ukrainians stand with their president who they say stood up to Trump and Vance.

But they get the new danger as well.

Top journalist Natalia Gumenyuk joins us from Kiev.

And to the Middle East, where the Gaza ceasefire hangs by a thread,

Jeremy Diamond also reports on one Israeli man's need to free the remaining hostages

despite the terrible price. Plus, I mean, it's kind of a dream come true for an actor to play

such a complicated, interesting person. My conversations with this year's big Oscar winners. Welcome to the program, everyone. I'm Christiana Manpur in London. The British Prime Minister

is leading the way with Europe, trying to pick up the pieces of the very public rupture in the

Transatlantic Alliance. Sarkia Stama says that we are at a crossroads in history. Prophetic words, indeed,

as in the course of just one week, America has appeared to pivot away from Pax Americana,

aligning itself with an aggressive Russian dictatorship and against its democratic wartime ally

fending off that invader. From last Monday's unprecedented vote with Russia and a host of

anti-American hunters at the UN to this very day,

continuing to berate President Zelensky after kicking him out of the White House.

And even a few days before this bust-up, Kremlin spokesperson, Dmitri Peskov said,

quote, the new U.S. administration is rapidly changing all foreign policy

configurations. This largely coincides with our vision. Surely that is a dangerous fact.

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