hello, and welcome to the amanpour hour. here s where we re headed. this i m at the munich security conference where world leaders are reacting it seemed to the deaths of russian opposition leader alexei navalny s. they re also asking whether ukraine can hold off putin s forces. and if nato can still count on americans leadership. my conversation with president volodymyr zelenskyy then in their darkest hour, you can put us in the most horrific circumstances but you can t take away our are celebration of our humanity, hollywood, a-lister, matt damon on the extraordinary power of music during the siege of sarajevo. the documentary he s produced about bono and u2 in bosnia, also ahead, sent to die that was somebody, somebody them babbling children asked me when their dad is coming home, she sobs, russia is recruiting thousands of soldiers from nepal for its war in ukraine many never make it home. a special report from kathmandu next, another legend of the screen, the g
it s time to get together with some smart people to break down the big stories. today, we re asking just how crushing, not ruling by a new york judge ordering donald trump to by 355 million in penalties we ll be to the former president s personal fortune and political future. then with vladimir putin s biggest opponent dying in prison, and usaid for ukraine on the verge of collapse does washington have the will to stop russia later and forget someone s looks? some people are now finding love using a credit gore the gang is here and all ready to go. so sit back, relax and let s talk about it first up. that devastating ruling in new york, a state judge ordered donald trump and his companies to pay nearly 355 million in a civil fraud case and banned him from running a business there for three years. the latest chapter in a week full of legal drama. but will it affect trump s bid for the white house? a tale of two cities in donald trump s legal battle is this week. first in new y