As Secretary of State Colin Powell prepares to make the U.S. case for war against Iraq, Gwen Ifill gets four views on his role in the Bush administration and his efforts on the world stage.

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Secretary of State Colin Powell on Wednesday will present the U.S. case for war in Iraq. Gwen Ifill reports on Powell's role in world events.

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Iraqi ambassador to the U.N. Mohammed Aldouri discusses his country's response to the U.N. weapons inspectors report presented to the United Nations Security Council this week.

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Four Europeans provide perspectives on the growing division in Europe over a possible U.S.-led war with Iraq.

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Iraqi Ambassador to the United Nations Mohammed Al-Douri told reporters Wednesday that Iraq will "go a step farther and proactively cooperate" with U.N. weapons inspections.

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President Bush warned in his State of the Union address that the U.S. will see that Iraq is disarmed, even if that means launching military strikes. Kwame Holman reports with excerpts from the president's speech.

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Chief United Nations weapons inspector Hans Blix told the Security Council Monday that Iraq has not genuinely accepted U.N. disarmament demands.

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Two former weapons inspectors discuss their reaction to the report by U.N. inspectors detailing Iraq's level of compliance with the disarmament demands.

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Ray Suarez discusses the latest public opinion polls and the question of Iraq with the director of the Pew Center for the People and the Press.

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As a war of words continued between Bush administration officials and foreign diplomats opposed to a military intervention in Iraq, U.S. and British leaders renewed their calls for Iraq to disarm, warning Saddam Hussein that time is running out.

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