Videos

Mr. Gutman talked about international law, war crimes, and how the understanding of war crimes had changed due to events in Bosnia and Rwanda. He also talked about the impact of the press…

The panelists talked about the challenges facing journalists who report from war zones or other hot spots where First Amendment protections are not available, and how this has colored their view of…

Mr. Gutman talked about current and future military action in Afghanistan. He responded to audience telephone calls, faxes and electronic mail.

Roy Gutman talked about the 50th Anniversary of the Geneva Conventions, and the various conflicts in violation of those Conventions. He responded to telephone calls, faxes and electronic…

Legal scholars and others discussed the ability and effectiveness of international tribunals to try war crimes. They talked about tribunals which were currently sitting, historic tribunals,…

Viewer call-in Roy Gutman, European Bureau Chief for Newsday discussed the recent events in former Yugoslavia and the NATO efforts to enforce the current ceasefires.

Roy Gutman of Newsday, recently returned from Bosnia, spoke about the issue of ethnic cleansing in Bosnia. He won the 1993 Pulitzer Prize for his recently released book, Witness to…

Roy Gutman, the national security correspondent for Newsday, took part in a viewer call in program. Mr. Gutman discussed the political situation in Nicaragua and the United State’s policy in regard to…

Roy Gutman, National Security Correspondent with Newsday, discussed foreign relations, including the Reagan administration’s decision to deploy U.S. troops to intervene between Nicaragua…