Videos

Honduran President Rafael Callejas discussed recent developments in Honduras, Central American politics, democracy, and economic development.

Guillermo Ford Panamanian vice president delivered the morning Newsmakers address at the National Press Club which discussed the situations in Panama.

Mr. Cristiani’s appearance came while he was in the United States to meet with United Nations General Secretary Javier Perez de Cuellar concerning the Central American presidents' peace plan…

John Turner spoke at the National Press Club Morning Newsmaker.

Speaking through an interpreter, the writer and politician discussed the effects of the Chernobyl nuclear accident on the region. He also discussed ethnic diversity within a Ukrainian nation…

Mr. Maksoud discusses the kidnapping of Muslim cleric Sheik Obeid by Israel and accuses the Israelis of manipulating the hostage situation to influence U.S. opinion. Maksoud argues that the …

National Press Club’s Newsmaker Breakfast with Jeff Cohen, Executive Director of Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting, in which he discussed his most recent study titled “Are You On The Nightl…

National Press Club hosted a morning newsmaker which spoke on Columbia’s peace process & guerilla actions.

At a National Press Club Newsmakers Breakfast, Ma Beiqiang spoke about economic developments in China and its relationship with the Soviet Union.

Ambassador Juan Sosa, the Panamanian ambassador to the United States, spoke to the National Press Club about his country, the developing democracy, and the relationship between his country a…

Prime Minister Sadiq al-Mahdi talked about the returning the Sudan to a democracy and the challenges the country faces. Prime Minister al-Mahdi answered audience questions.

Stanley Gault talked about the effect of the economy and the federal deficit’s on manufacturing. He answered questions from the audience.

Ambassador Fernando Illanes answered questions about the ongoing cocaine eradication operations in Bolivia.

President Juan Azcona talked about the unrest in Central America and answered audience questions. The President’s speech is in Spanish with translation.

Senator Paul Simon talked about his concerns over judicial appointments and the Senate’s role in the confirmation process. He answered audience questions.