May 31 Watch U.S., EU Clash Over Airplane Subsidies The United States and European Union have filed complaints against each other with the World Trade Organization over subsidies to aircraft makers Airbus and Boeing. Continue watching
May 30 Watch Outgoing Head of World Bank, James Wolfensohn, Shares Views on U.S., Mideast Outgoing World Bank president James Wolfensohn discusses U.S. contributions to world needs and his new position as negotiator in the Middle East. Continue watching
May 30 Watch France Rejects European Constitution France handed the European Union a setback Sunday when it voted against a constitution aimed at making the EU a united global powerhouse. Three European specialists discuss the vote. Continue watching
May 27 Watch The Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty Conference Ends Without An Agreement The month-long 188-nation meeting to review the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty conference ended Friday without a new plan to tighten controls on the spread of nuclear arms. Continue watching
May 26 Senate Delays Vote on Bolton Nomination to U.N. By PBS News Hour The Senate moved Thursday to postpone a vote on the embattled nomination of John Bolton as U.S. ambassador to the United Nations until next month. Continue reading
May 26 Watch Cache of Nerve Gas Destroyed in Indiana Town Elizabeth Bracket of WTTW-Chicago looks at an Indiana town trying to get rid of a weapon of mass destruction. Continue watching
May 23 Watch Afghan Turmoil Afghan President Hamid Karzai visited President Bush at the White House Monday, where the two leaders discussed the reported maltreatment of Afghan detainees, the spread of poppy cultivation and the autonomy of U.S. troops in Afghanistan. Continue watching
May 20 Watch Ahmed Nazif Egyptian Prime Minister Ahmed Nazif defended his country's effort to move toward a more democratic system even as critics worry upcoming presidential elections will not be free and fair in a newsmaker interview with Margaret Warner. Continue watching
May 18 Watch Senate Oil-for-Food Probe Points Finger at Foreign Officials, Corporations The Senate subcommittee investigating allegations of wrongdoing in the U.N. oil-for-food program this week released reports implicating British Parliament Member George Galloway and a number of private corporations of wrongdoing. Continue watching
May 18 Watch Plans Shift for World Trade Center Site Designers and government leaders have decided to rework the plans for new buildings and memorials on the World Trade Center site in downtown Manhattan after the New York City Police Department outlined their concerns about security. Continue watching