Christiane Amanpour to leave CNN after 43 years
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Christiane Amanpour will end her tenure at American news network CNN next year, where she worked for 43 years. She announced her departure on Monday. She wants to end the show Amanpour in May or June 2027, while changes to the daily broadcast are set to begin as early as the beginning of next year. NOS ↗
Amanpour is one of CNN's most recognizable faces, and during her career she reported from numerous crisis and war zones. As a reporter, she also covered the first Gulf War. She also conducted interviews with prominent politicians and other public figures. Spiegel.de ↗
The announcement comes after more than four decades at the network. Amanpour rose to become one of the leading correspondents for international affairs at CNN, and her show focused on foreign policy, conflicts, and global events. Tagesspiegel ↗
Her departure is also linked to changes in the ownership structure of Warner Bros., which owns CNN. Paramount Skydance, owned by the Ellison family, recently finalized a deal to acquire Warner Bros. El Pais ↗
CNN has not yet announced who will replace Amanpour on her show or what the program will look like after the planned changes. Amanpour is set to continue at the network until next year, when she will end her 43-year career at CNN. Index.hu ↗
Amanpour is one of CNN's most recognizable faces, and during her career she reported from numerous crisis and war zones. As a reporter, she also covered the first Gulf War. She also conducted interviews with prominent politicians and other public figures. Spiegel.de ↗
The announcement comes after more than four decades at the network. Amanpour rose to become one of the leading correspondents for international affairs at CNN, and her show focused on foreign policy, conflicts, and global events. Tagesspiegel ↗
Her departure is also linked to changes in the ownership structure of Warner Bros., which owns CNN. Paramount Skydance, owned by the Ellison family, recently finalized a deal to acquire Warner Bros. El Pais ↗
CNN has not yet announced who will replace Amanpour on her show or what the program will look like after the planned changes. Amanpour is set to continue at the network until next year, when she will end her 43-year career at CNN. Index.hu ↗
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Christiane Amanpour anuncia que deja la CNN después de 43 años como referencia del periodismo internacional
El Pais
| 19:39 19.10.
Presentator Christiane Amanpour verlaat CNN na 43 jaar
NOS
| 06:43 20.10.
Nach 43 Jahren: Reporter-Legende Christiane Amanpour hört 2027 bei CNN auf
Tagesspiegel
| 06:00 20.10.
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