Mar 16 Survey Shows Growing Doubt About U.S. Policies Abroad Anti-American sentiment is growing in several European nations a year after the war in Iraq began, according to a survey released Tuesday by the independent Pew Global Attitudes Project. Continue reading
Mar 16 Watch Civilian Targets in Iraq Following a string of ambush attacks on civilian aid workers in Iraq, Gwen Ifill talks to the leaders of two relief organizations about the escalating violence against civilians. Continue watching
Mar 16 Watch Terrorism & Politics in Spain The investigation into the train bombings in Madrid last week widened Tuesday as the death toll from the attacks rose to 201. Ray Suarez discusses the attacks and the political aftermath with two experts on Spanish politics. Continue watching
Mar 15 Watch Aftermath in Spain Reverberations continued across Europe from the elections in Spain, where Socialists swept the ruling Conservatives out of office over the issue of Spain's support of the Iraq war. Margaret Warner looks at the election's ramifications for European and U.S-Spain relations,… Continue watching
Mar 15 Watch Aftermath in Spain Reverberations continued across Europe today from Sunday's elections in Spain, where Socialists swept the ruling Conservatives out of office over the issue of Spain's support of the Iraq war. Ray Suarez gets an update from Madrid from Washington Post correspondent… Continue watching
Mar 12 Watch Conversation: Spanish Ambassador Javier Ruperez Millions of Spaniards took to the streets Friday to mourn the hundreds killed and injured in Thursday's train blasts in Madrid. Spain's ambassador to the United States Javier Ruperez describes his nation's efforts to catch the bombers and his own… Continue watching
Mar 11 Al-Qaida Group Takes Credit for Train Blasts in Madrid A series of powerful explosions that ripped through commuter trains in the Madrid area Thursday killed at least 190 people and injured more than 1,000 in the country's worst-ever terror attack. Continue reading
Mar 11 Watch Madrid Bombing At least 190 people were killed when a series of bombs exploded in Madrid, Spain today. Ray Suarez discusses the situation with Michael Radu, chairman of the Center on Terrorism and Counterterrorism at the Foreign Policy Research and Institute, and… Continue watching
Mar 10 Watch Handling Haiti American forces will intervene to stop Haitian-against-Haitian violence, the U.S. military said this week. Congress, meanwhile, contemplated how to best stabilize Haiti at a hearing Wednesday. Gwen Ifill discusses the situation with two senators who were at the hearing. Continue watching
Mar 08 Watch Iraq Interim Constitution Signed Members of Iraq's Governing Council signed an interim constitution Monday that is geared toward helping the country prepare for self-rule after the U.S.-led coalition transfers power in June. Gwen Ifill discusses the significance of this transitional law with two regional… Continue watching