TV Programm für CNN am 24.12.2025

Wolf Blitzer and Pamela Brown are in the command center for breaking news, politics and extraordinary reports from around the world.

Explore Istanbul after dark. Delve into the city's hidden gems, unique cultures, and of course, its tantalizing street food, with three characters who lead very different lives.

Dana Bash features the top political stories, sourced by the best reporters.

Christiane speaks with Iceland's President Halla Tómasdóttir and film director Pamela Hogan about the day 50 years ago when Iceland's women went on strike to demand equal treatment, and the recent documentary telling the full story. Also, CNN's former Cairo bureau chief Gayle Young speaks with Christiane about her career and recent memoir, "Update", and Hari Sreenivasan speaks with tech writer Cory Doctorow about his book exploring what he calls the "ensh*ttification" of the internet.

Documentary filmmaker Ken Burns has been called "America's biographer," but in this moving conversation, he reveals how his own history has been shaped by early loss - the death of his mother Lyla when Ken was eleven years old.

Web Summit has become the must-attend conference in Europe for the tech world. For founders, investors, policymakers and startups, it provides a front-row seat for the tech debates that will shape our future. Europe continues to lag behind when it comes to unicorns - while the U.S. has around 800 startups valued at over $1billion, Europe has just over 200 - but that number has been growing with the AI boom, so we sat down with some of those leading lights in the continent's tech scene.

We explore how art has influenced the cultural landscape of Qatar and how it can be an immersive experience for those who visit, live and work there. We meet designers and artists who reflect the country's layers of creativity, cultural diversity and modern identity. They guide us through Doha's open-air gallery, taking us to the public artwork that inspires them the most and represents a milestone in Qatar's artistic evolution. From Doha Mountains and Cesar's Pouce to remembering Qatar's pearl diving heritage and the first artistic landmark - the Museum of Islamic Art.

Daily sports show features major stories and issues making news in the world of sports.

Bill Weir speaks with the biggest stars working to revolutionize the environmental impact of live music; exploring their efforts to reform an industry known for its massive energy use and waste.

Documentary filmmaker Ken Burns has been called "America's biographer," but in this moving conversation, he reveals how his own history has been shaped by early loss - the death of his mother Lyla when Ken was eleven years old.

Anderson Cooper and Laura Coates co-host the 19th annual celebration honoring the year's Top 5 CNN Heroes and reveal the viewer's choice for CNN Hero of the Year.

Sara Sidner shares a powerful portrait of a multi-racial Southern family that confronts and explores its painful shared history and comes together in spite of it. United, they consider how they can serve as a blueprint for racial healing.