World 3170 Videos
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Women in the World
Air Date 03/08/2011Tina Brown, Dina Powell, and Zainab Salbi describe their initiatives to improve women's rights and economic opportunities. 22:09 -
U.S. Intervention in Libya?
Air Date 03/08/2011A panel of experts discuss whether or not the U.S. should intervene in the conflict in Libya and, if so, to what extent. 31:40 -
Gita Wirjawan
Air Date 03/01/2011Gita Wirjawan of Indonesia's Investment Coordinating Board the success of his country, economically, politically, and socially. 15:32 -
Amy Chua
Air Date 03/01/2011Yale Law professor Amy Chua on her new book, "Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother," which has ignited fierce controversy. 37:23 -
Lakhdar Brahimi
Air Date 02/28/2011Lakhdar Brahimi, former U.N. special advisor to Kofi Annan, offers advice on reaching peace in the Middle East. 32:26 -
Unrest in Libya
Air Date 02/21/2011Professor Dirk Vandewalle and correspondent Barbara Plett describe the conflict in Libya and whether it will escalate into civil war. 18:42 -
Chris Matthews
Air Date 02/18/2011Chris Matthews from MSNBC discusses his documentary following Bill Clinton and his global initiative called, "President of the World." 24:32 -
Bobby Ghosh
Air Date 02/17/2011Columnist, Bobby Ghosh, discusses the growing unrest in the Arab world, what triggered it, and how the U.S. factors in. 15:52 -
Michael Slackman
Air Date 02/17/2011Michael Slackman from the New York Times phones in from Manama, Bahrain to report on the violent crackdown on sleeping protesters. 09:40 -
Berlusconi Sex Scandal
Air Date 02/16/2011Journalists comment on the Italian Prime Minister's sex scandal and explain Berlusconi's popular appeal. 14:56 -
Shady el-Ghazaly Harb
Air Date 02/15/2011Protest leader Shady el-Ghazaly Harb discusses his meeting with military leaders in Egypt following the anti-government revolutions in Cairo. 12:47 -
Naguib Sawiris
Air Date 02/14/2011C.E.O. Naguib Sawiris reflects on the Egyptian revolution, Hosni Mubarak's ouster, and the Muslim Brotherhood. 27:57 -
Egypt After Mubarak
Air Date 02/14/2011Journalists John Simpson, Richard Engel, Andrew Hammond, and Robert Fisk comment on Hosni Mubarak and what will happen in Egypt now that he has... 24:51 -
Mubarak Resigns, Pt. 2
Air Date 02/11/2011Professor Emad Shahin and protester Aly Alaa comment upon the resignation of Hosni Mubarak and the role of social media in organizing protests in... 22:03 -
Mubarak Resigns, Pt. 1
Air Date 02/11/2011Journalists Roger Cohen and Hafez al Mirazi report on the jubilation in Egypt after Mubarak's resignation and predict the future of Egypt's... 28:06 -
Cairo Revolution
Air Date 02/10/2011Charlie and a group of journalists report from Tahrir Square on the last few days of the public protests against President Mubarak. 22:45 -
Thomas Friedman
Air Date 02/10/2011Charlie and Thomas Friedman from the New York Times are in Cairo discussing the day's events in Tahrir Square. 29:44 -
David Sanger
Air Date 02/09/2011Journalist David Sanger on the White House's handling of the crisis in Egypt and the criticism his coverage has faced. 13:17 -
Peter Bergen
Air Date 02/09/2011Journalist Peter Bergen shares his new book about the continuing U.S-Al Qaeda conflict, "The Longest War." 14:21 -
Roger Cohen
Air Date 02/07/2011Journalist Roger Cohen phones in from Cairo with an update on the protests in Egypt. 11:01 -
Lara Logan
Air Date 02/07/2011CBS News journalist Lara Logan reports on the public protests in Cairo and the growing violence against protesters. 20:51 -
Mounir Abdel-Nour
Air Date 02/07/2011Mounir Abdel-Nour of the Wafd Party, phones in from Cairo to share his opinions on the protests and how the issues should be solved. 09:33 -
Mohamed Abd El-illah
Air Date 02/07/2011Mohamed Abd El-illah, of the National Democratic Party, on the protests in Cairo against President Mubarak in Tahrir Square. 10:06 -
Max Rodenbeck
Air Date 02/04/2011Journalist Max Rodenbeck of The Economist phones in from Cairo to report on the continued protests in Egypt. 18:44 -
Reform in Egypt
Air Date 02/04/2011David Ignatius and Michele Dunne look at the American view of the movement in Egypt. 16:11 -
Henry Kissinger
Air Date 02/03/2011Henry Kissinger talks about the history of the Middle East and Egypt and its impact on the current protests. 21:10 -
Lyse Doucet
Air Date 02/03/2011BBC correspondent Lyse Doucet phones in with an update on protests calling for the resignation of President Mubarak. 10:34 -
Thomas Friedman
Air Date 02/03/2011Journalist Thomas Friedman discusses the conflict on the ground in Egypt following the anti-Mubarak protests. 19:35 -
Mona El-Naggar
Air Date 02/02/2011Mona El-Naggar phones in from Cairo with an update on the Tahrir Square uprising. 08:20 -
Jake Tapper
Air Date 02/02/2011Jake Tapper reports on Obama's stance on the Egyptian uprising, Mubarak's resignation, and concerns about the next leader. 05:10 -
Naguib Sawiris
Air Date 02/02/2011Naguib Sawiris of Orascom Telecom shares his perspective on the Tahrir Square uprising and President Mubarak's resignation. 09:42 -
Brian Williams
Air Date 02/02/2011Brian Williams reports from Cairo on the increasingly violent confrontation in Tahrir Square. 09:34 -
Bill Keller
Air Date 02/02/2011Executive editor of The New York Times Bill Keller on Julian Assange, WikiLeaks, how the paper received early leaks. 18:35 -
David Kirkpatrick
Air Date 02/01/2011David Kirkpatrick phones in from Cairo with a report on the protests that led to Mubarak's announcement that he will not run for reelection. 11:25 -
Egyptian Protests
Air Date 02/01/2011Marwan Muasher and Robert Satloff offer their impressions of the events leading to Mubarak's decision to not run for reelection. 21:04 -
Protests in Tunisia and Egypt
Air Date 01/26/2011Robert Malley and Marc Lynch explore the recent protests in Egypt and Tunisia. 26:37 -
George Shultz
Air Date 01/24/2011Former Secretary of State George Shultz on the future of U.S.-China relations and his distinguished career. 37:24 -
Kenneth Roth
Air Date 01/21/2011Kenneth Roth discusses the lack of human rights in China and the need for change in the country. 10:04 -
John J. Mack
Air Date 01/21/2011John Mack examines the economic relationship between China and the United States and the role that business plays in those relationships. 16:47 -
Zhou Wenzhong
Air Date 01/21/2011Former Chinese Ambassador to the United States Zhou Wenzhong examines the visit of the President of China to the United States. 23:01 -
Tunisian Revolt
Air Date 01/17/2011Tunisian scholars Taoufik Ben Amor and Malika Zeghal report on the recent revolt to oust autocratic President Ben Ali. 21:05 -
Bernard-Henri Lévy
Air Date 01/14/2011Philosopher Bernard-Henri Lévy shares his book, "Public Enemies," a correspondence between Lévy and Michel Houellebecq. 16:30 -
Afghanistan Update
Air Date 01/04/2011New York Times correspondents Alissa Rubin and Rod Nordland offer a report on the war in Afghanistan. 24:59 -
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Air Date 01/03/2011Former National Security Advisor Zbigniew Brzezinski discusses Chinese president Hu Jintao's upcoming visit to Washington. 19:22 -
Israeli-Palestinian Talks
Air Date 01/03/2011Professor Rashid Khalidi and journalist Aluf Benn discuss the ongoing peace process in the Middle East. 16:35 -
Hugh Shelton
Air Date 12/30/2010Gen. (Ret.) Hugh Shelton shares his biography, "Without Hesitation: The Odyssey of an American Warrior." 21:03 -
North Korea
Air Date 12/20/2010David Sanger and Ian Bremmer examine the escalating tensions between North Korea and South Korea. 17:50 -
Jon Huntsman, Jr.
Air Date 12/17/2010U.S. Ambassador to China Jon Huntsman talks about his time traveling in China and its growth as a world power. 34:24 -
Dominique Strauss-Kahn
Air Date 12/16/2010Dominique Strauss-Kahn, managing director of the IMF, analyzes the global recovery from the economic crisis. 28:42 -
John Wood
Air Date 12/09/2010John Wood talks about Microsoft and his nonprofit, Room to Read, which brings education and literacy to the developing world. 13:32 -
Paul Keating
Air Date 12/03/2010Paul Keating explores the rise of Asia, economic relationships around the world, and President Obama's foreign policy. 20:00 -
Mohammad-Javad Larijani
Air Date 11/26/2010Head of Iran's Human Rights Council Mohammad-Javad Larijani discusses the role of Islam in politics. 38:37 -
David Sanger
Air Date 11/23/2010David Sanger analyzes the rising tension in the Korean Peninsula and concerns about the North's nuclear program. 10:57 -
Ian Bremmer
Air Date 11/15/2010Ian Bremmer, president of the Eurasia Group, provides an update on the U.S. relationship with Asia. 20:32 -
Obama's Debt Reduction Proposal
Air Date 11/11/2010Martin Feldstein of Harvard and David Walker of the Peterson Foundation on President Obama's debt reduction proposal. 12:47 -
Thanassis Cambanis
Air Date 11/11/2010Journalist Thanassis Cambanis examines Hezbollah and their war against Israel and shares his latest work. 20:03 -
Dexter Filkins
Air Date 11/11/2010Journalist Dexter Filkins of The New York Times, who covers the war in Afghanistan, offers updates on the war. 18:43 -
John C. Mack
Air Date 11/10/2010Photographer John C. Mack discusses his book, "Revealing Mexico." 14:36 -
Felix Rohatyn
Air Date 11/09/2010Former U.S. ambassador to France Felix Rohatyn shares his new memoir, "Dealings: A Political and Financial Life." 23:54 -
Thomas Friedman
Air Date 11/08/2010Journalist Thomas Friedman examines the relationship between the United States, India, and China after President Obama's visit to India. 26:22