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Christiane Amanpour to leave CNN after 43 years
October 20, 2026Christiane Amanpour's announcement comes after Paramount Skydance's controversial merger with Warner Bros. Discovery, CNN's parent company. Veteran journalist Christiane Amanpour on Monday said she was leaving her role at CNN after 43 years at the network. "After thinking carefully for several months and experiencing a few sleepless nights, as you can imagine, I've decided to separate from CNN," Amanpour, 68, said in a statement. "This daily show on CNN and PBS will come to an end at the end of this year.
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Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 Pop-Up: The DMZ Has Never Been This Much Fun
Having just returned to Oz from a review trip at Infinity Ward, I was in a pretty good position to judge how authentic (and fun) a Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 Pop-Up Experience could be. As luck would have it, Sydney recently hosted just such a shenanigan for press, content creators, lucky Xbox Fan Fest attendees and there were some limited slots open to the public via registrations. I infiltrated it fully. Let me bust out my Tac-map and give you a sitrep on how the organisers decided to… well, run DMZ (as in a recreation of a real Korean demilitarised zone).
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Christiane Amanpour leaving CNN after 43 years
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Elon Musk says he’ll give every kid in America a SpaceX share in 2027
Will your child become a SpaceX shareholder? They will if Elon Musk lives up to his promise — something he doesn't have a very good track record of doing. Early Monday morning, in a post on his social media platform X, Musk shared that he was planning to give a SpaceX share to every child in the U.S. in 2027. This Tweet is currently unavailable. It might be loading or has been removed. "Next year, I will give one of my SpaceX shares to every kid in America," Musk posted at 3:52 a.m. ET.
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Christiane Amanpour to Leave CNN: Biggest Moments in 4 Decades of Reporting
Christiane Amanpour, one of CNN's most recognizable international journalists, announced Monday that she will leave the network in June 2027 after 43 years. Her departure will close a career at CNN that stretched from the network's early years through wars in the Persian Gulf, Bosnia, Rwanda, Afghanistan and Ukraine, making her a defining figure in television foreign correspondence. The 68-year-old will gradually reduce her on-air schedule before her CNN International program ends in May, although she plans to continue reporting and traveling for the network through June.
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Christiane Amanpour to Leave CNN After 43 Years
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Christiane Amanpour to Leave CNN After 43 Years
Christiane Amanpour is wrapping up an incredible 43-year journey with CNN, announcing her departure after a long and impactful career. She shared that this decision came after much reflection, and while she’ll end her daily programs by the end of 2026, she’ll still be around for a weekly show on CNN International until May 2027. It’s a bittersweet moment, as she’s been a cornerstone of the network’s international reporting since joining in 1983.
Mark Thompson, CNN’s chairman, expressed his sadness over her leaving but acknowledged that it’s the right time for her. He praised her as one of the most trusted journalists and noted her remarkable rise from a news desk assistant to a celebrated international correspondent. Her early days at CNN were filled with challenges, but she proved her critics wrong and became a leading voice in journalism, covering major global conflicts and earning numerous awards along the way.
Amanpour’s signature interview program has featured countless influential figures, and she’s made a significant impact with her work on both CNN and PBS. As she prepares to step back, she’s grateful for the teams she’s worked with and the stories she’s covered, from the Gulf War to Ukraine.
Looking ahead, she plans to explore new projects, including continuing her podcast, “The Ex-Files.” She also emphasized the importance of truth in journalism, reminding everyone to be truthful, not just neutral. It’s a poignant moment for both Amanpour and CNN, marking the end of an era in international news reporting.
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Christiane Amanpour to Leave CNN Next June After 43 Years
CNN’s legendary chief international anchor is departing the network. Christiane Amanpour, 68, has decided to sign off from CNN next June, she announced in a bombshell statement on Monday. “After many months of thought and a few sleepless nights, I have decided to separate from CNN, my partner of 43 fantastic years!” she said, adding that she “looks forward to interesting new projects down the line, and will always be rooting for CNN and maintaining its history of independent journalism.
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Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 Campaign Review - Somehow, The Glory Days Returned
It's no secret that Call of Duty campaigns haven't hit the heights players expect in recent releases, regardless of which branch of the franchise it comes from. Both Black Ops and Modern Warfare have understandably prioritized other modes, but that really didn't need to happen at the expense of the campaign as a whole. It wasn't always this way either. We all remember how spectacular the storytelling was in the earlier entries, peaking between the debut of Soap McTavish in the original Modern Warfare, through the sequel and into the first Black Ops title.
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Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 pays tribute to late COD co-creator and Infinity Ward co-founder Vince Zampella
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 has a heartfelt tribute to Vince Zampella, one of the co-creators of the franchise and co-founder of Infinity Ward. The game includes a special credit screen that reads “In memoriam – Vince Zampella,” honoring his significant contributions to the gaming world. Zampella passed away in a car crash in December 2025, just two months after the release of Battlefield 6, a project he led to great success.
Zampella's journey in gaming began in the 90s as a graphic designer, but he really made his mark as the lead designer on Medal of Honor: Allied Assault. This success led him to co-found Infinity Ward, where he played a crucial role in developing the original Call of Duty series. Under his leadership, the studio produced several hits, including Modern Warfare 2, before he had a falling out with Activision in 2009.
After leaving Activision, Zampella and his partner Jason West founded Respawn Entertainment, which went on to create popular titles like Titanfall, Apex Legends, and Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order. Their studio was acquired by EA in 2017, and Zampella continued to influence the industry by taking the helm of DICE’s LA studio and later overseeing the Battlefield series.
His impact on both Call of Duty and the first-person shooter genre is undeniable, and this tribute in Modern Warfare 4 serves as a reminder of his legacy in gaming.