Videos

Current news events and political issues were examined through reviews of the morning newspapers; interviews with journalists, newsmakers and legislators; and viewer telephone calls, faxes a…

Martin Sieff, State Department Reporter for the Washington Times, spoke on U.S. foreign policy issues in Eastern Europe and Asia. He also spoke on the continuing controversy about Western re…

Mr. Sieff discussed President-elect Clinton’s cabinet appointments in areas affecting American foreign policy, and how the Clinton presidency may handle foreign policy issues.

B’nai B’rith International sponsored a forum entitled, “Is the New Europe a Recreation of Pre-World War II Europe?” during its convention in Washington, DC. Speakers discussed the political …

On this viewer call-in program, Martin Sieff spoke about a recent trip to five Soviet Republics, including Azerbaijen, Georgia, Russia, Latvia and Estonia. He discussed his trip and the late…

Mr. Seiff talked about President Bush’s summit meeting with Soviet President Gorbachev, and especially the president’s trip to Kiev.

Guests discussed the resignation of Prime Minister Thatcher of Great Britain and other topics. Guests discussed how history will judge Thatcher.

Washington Times State Department Correspondent Martin Sieff participated in a live call-in program and spoke about his recent article, “Cheers May Turn to Jeers When Gorbachev Gets Home.”

Martin Sieff, Soviet Affairs columnist and desk editor of the Washington Times, took viewers' calls about the rapidly changing situation in the Soviet Union’s political structure which led t…

Washington Times reporter Martin Sieff answered questions from live viewer call ins regarding recent events in Poland with regard to the Soviet Union.

Martin Sieff discussed Secretary General Mikhail Gorbachev’s promise of reforms. He answered questions from viewers. Note: Due to the age of the program, there is some video breakup.