World 3170 Videos
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Russian Parliamentary Elections
Air Date 12/19/1995A conversation about the Russian elections for Parliament officials. 16:02 -
Jim Rogers
Air Date 12/18/1995Investor Jim Rogers analyzes Japan's recession and predicts that the 21st century will be characterized by China's ascendancy. 17:17 -
David Hackworth
Air Date 12/13/1995Colonel (Ret.) David Hackworth, contributing editor of Newsweek, talks about his recent visit to Bosnia. 17:36 -
Stephen Cohen
Air Date 12/11/1995A conversation with scholar Stephen Cohen about the Russian Parliamentary election. 24:49 -
Yevgeny Kiselyov
Air Date 12/05/1995Yevgeny Kiselyov on the first uncensored battlefield reports made by Russian news organizations. 23:16 -
Senator Alfonse D'Amato
Air Date 12/04/1995Senator Alfonse D'Amato talks about sending U.S. troops to Bosnia and the "Whitewater" investigation. 37:57 -
Jo Franklin
Air Date 12/01/1995Documentary filmmaker Jo Franklin discusses her first novel which is based upon her experiences in the Persian Gulf. 08:50 -
Paul Theroux
Air Date 12/01/1995Paul Theroux discusses travelling the Mediterranean and his latest novel “The Pillars of Hercules.” 12:51 -
George Soros
Air Date 11/30/1995Philanthropist George Soros on the Bosnian peace treaty and the conversations he had with treaty negotiators. 16:11 -
U.S. Troops in Bosnia
Air Date 11/28/1995A discussion of the possible risks involved in sending 20,000 U.S. troops to Bosnia. 20:02 -
Richard Holbrooke
Air Date 11/27/1995Assistant Secretary of State Richard Holbrooke talks about Bosnia and President Clinton's address on the peace accord. 14:18 -
Senator Bob Kerrey
Air Date 11/27/1995Senator Bob Kerrey on the unrest in Bosnia and the benefit of United States intervention. 08:34 -
Robert Massie
Air Date 11/23/1995A conversation with Robert Massie the author of, "The Romanovs: The Final Chapter: The Terrible Fate of Russia's Last Tsar and His Family." 19:16 -
Muhamed Sacirbey
Air Date 11/22/1995Foreign minister Muhamed Sacirbey of Bosnia-Herzegovina on resigning from his position. 19:10 -
Henry Kissinger
Air Date 11/21/1995Former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger on the signing of a peace agreement regarding the former Yugoslavia. 18:07 -
Misha Glenny
Air Date 11/21/1995Journalist Misha Glenny comments on the peace agreement that put an end to the Bosnian War. 18:25 -
Itamar Rabinovich
Air Date 11/10/1995Israeli ambassador Itamar Rabinovich describes the mood in Israel in the wake of the assassination of Yitzhak Rabin. 18:44 -
Funeral of Yitzhak Rabin
Air Date 11/07/1995Writers Mortimer Zuckerman and Elie Wiesel on the funeral of Yitzhak Rabin, which they attended with President Clinton. 16:28 -
Boutros Boutros-Ghali
Air Date 11/01/1995Boutros Boutros-Ghali discusses the future of the U.N. as he sees it. 24:29 -
Václav Havel
Air Date 10/27/1995President of Czech Republic Václav Havel discusses his U.N. address, President Clinton's initiative to send troops to Bosnia, and NATO. 09:48 -
Benjamin Netanyahu
Air Date 10/27/1995Benjamin Netanyahu comments on global, interconnected networks of terrorism and critiques Yasser Arafat's leadership. 24:32 -
United Nations 50th Anniversary
Air Date 10/25/1995A look at the United Nations and its prospects for the future with Representative Lee Hamilton and Brian Urquhart of the U.N. 21:58 -
Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto
Air Date 10/24/1995Prime Minister of Pakistan Benazir Bhutto on her long political career and the power of the United Nations. 26:27 -
Mass Graves in Bosnia
Air Date 10/18/1995Forensic pathologist Michael Baden and Stephen Skakel of Americares on identifying bodies in mass graves in Bosnia. 17:12 -
Mortimer Zuckerman
Air Date 10/17/1995Mort Zuckerman, editor in chief of U.S. News & World Report, reflects on the state of U.S.-Chinese relations. 19:31 -
Harry Wu
Air Date 10/16/1995Harry Wu, who spent 19 years in a forced labor camp for alleged counterrevolutionary actions, recounts his re-arrest and imprisonment. 25:18 -
Brian Mulroney
Air Date 10/11/1995Former Prime Minister Brian Mulroney of Canada on his time as PM and his upcoming meeting with major world leaders. 19:49 -
Anatoly Dobrynin
Air Date 10/11/1995Anatoly Dobrynin, former Soviet ambassador to the United States, on his memoir, "In Confidence." 32:51 -
'Hidden Treasures Revealed'
Air Date 10/04/1995Art experts Albert Kostenevich and Paul Gottlieb introduce a new collection of art, hidden since WWII, at the Hermitage. 18:57 -
Gitta Sereny, Pt. 1
Air Date 10/04/1995Gitta Sereny, author of "Albert Speer: His Battle with Truth," discusses the second most powerful man in the Third Reich. 20:25 -
Amr Moussa
Air Date 09/28/1995Foreign Minister of Egypt Amr Moussa looks toward a peace agreement regarding the West Bank. 14:27 -
Malcolm Rifkind
Air Date 09/26/1995British Foreign Minister Malcolm Rifkind reports on the decisions made by the United Nations regarding action in Bosnia. 28:24 -
A. M. Rosenthal
Air Date 09/19/1995Journalist A. M. Rosenthal examines the history of the war in Bosnia and explains his support of Colin Powell's view on this war. 09:34 -
Itamar Rabinovich
Air Date 09/14/1995Israeli ambassador to the U.S. Itamar Rabinovich analyzes the steps taken toward peace in the Middle East. 10:12 -
Henry Kissinger
Air Date 09/14/1995A look at the conflict in Bosnia with former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and guest host Mortimer Zuckerman of U.S. News & World Report. 23:54 -
Martin McGuinness
Air Date 09/07/1995Martin McGuinness talks about the peace process in Northern Ireland. 18:48 -
Clyde Haberman
Air Date 09/06/1995Clyde Haberman talks about his life as a foreign correspondent, and his new metro column for the New York Times. 18:25 -
Senator Joseph Lieberman
Air Date 09/05/1995Sen. Joseph Lieberman discusses the resumption of NATO airstrikes and the arms embargo against Bosnia. 07:22 -
Violence in Bosnia
Air Date 07/20/1995Senators Joseph Lieberman and John Kerry comment on the violence in Bosnia and look toward a resolution. 37:18 -
Hiroshima: 50 Years Later
Air Date 07/20/1995Journalist Evan Thomas and author Greg Mitchell reflect on the bombing of Hiroshima. 15:56 -
Rep. Bill Richardson
Air Date 07/19/1995Bill Richardson discusses his negotiations with Saddam Hussein and Nizar Hamdoon and his experience with foreign policy. 18:06 -
Lawrence Eagleburger
Air Date 07/13/1995Former Secretary of State Lawrence Eagleburger examines the options available for the U.N. to quell the fighting in Bosnia. 30:39 -
Arctic Ocean Expedition
Air Date 07/13/1995Polar explorers Will Steger and Julie Hanson, and their lead dog Rex, look back at their expedition crossing the Arctic Ocean. 09:54 -
David Hannay
Air Date 07/12/1995David Hannay, Britain's ambassador to the United Nations, discusses events in China and Bosnia. 25:59 -
James Lilley
Air Date 07/10/1995Former U.S. ambassador to China James Lilley on foreign relations with China and human rights activist Harry Wu. 16:50 -
Jeffrey Fiedler
Air Date 07/10/1995Jeffrey Fiedler, director of the Laogai Research Institute, discusses the arrest of Chinese human rights activist Harry Wu. 13:10 -
After the Berlin Wall
Air Date 07/03/1995Authors Marc Fisher and Tina Rosenberg examine how Germany, Czechoslovakia, and Poland have developed since Berlin Wall fell. 17:48 -
Jim Hoagland
Air Date 06/30/1995Jim Hoagland reports on his trips to Moscow and Berlin and the state of these two cities. 22:16 -
'When Elephants Weep'
Air Date 06/30/1995Jeffrey Moussaieff Masson and Susan McCarthy describe their book, "When Elephants Weep." 16:12 -
David Remnick
Air Date 06/19/1995David Remnick reports on the war in Chechnya and the effect it will have on Boris Yeltsin's political career. 16:13 -
Jane Proctor
Air Date 06/14/1995Tatler editor Jane Proctor dIscusses the British magazine, the discord in the royal family, and the nature of the British class system. 12:25 -
Prime Minister Haris Silajdžić
Air Date 06/13/1995PM Haris Silajdžić talks about his visit to Washington to rally support for the lifting of the U.N. arms embargo on Bosnia. 21:26 -
Karen Elliott House
Air Date 06/13/1995Karen Elliott House talks about the global perception of the U.S. based on our leadership and foreign policy. 18:09 -
Laurie Garrett
Air Date 06/09/1995Journalist Laurie Garrett shares her experiences traveling through Zaire to report on the outbreak of Ebola. 16:21 -
Susan Eisenhower
Air Date 06/09/1995Chairman of the Center for Post-Soviet Studies Susan Eisenhower shares her memoir "Breaking Free." 10:49 -
Zlatko Dizdarević
Air Date 06/06/1995Journalist Zlatko Dizdarević on his book, "Portraits of Sarajevo." 19:58 -
Li Lu
Air Date 06/05/1995Li Lu, one of the Tiananmen Square student protest leaders, reflects on Chinese culture and politics and his plans for the future. 26:44 -
General Michael Dugan
Air Date 06/05/1995Former Air Force Chief of Staff Michael Dugan shares his advice on U.S. and NATO military strategy in Bosnia. 11:53 -
Anthony Marshall
Air Date 06/02/1995Anthony Marshall of the Wildlife Conservation Society shares an update on the Society's mission to save endangered species. 11:29 -
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Air Date 06/01/1995A conversation with former national security advisor Zbigniew Brzezinski. 22:14