Host Peter Krogh and guests look back on the Reagan presidency and its record of intervention overseas, and discuss the morality of overthrowing foreign governments.

Examines Venezuela's request to purchase sophisticated F-16 fighter jets from the United States and the growing sale of arms to Third World countries.

Discusses the position of the United States as a superpower in today's world and the legacy of the Reagan administration.

Examines the question of whether the United States should fund UNITA forces in their fight against Angola's communist government.

Examines the importance of negotiation with former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, as well as the state of affairs in Europe and the Middle East.

Examines the United States' objectives at the United Nations and the role the institution plays in American foreign policy.

A wide-ranging interview that examines some of the central foreign policy issues confronting American policymakers in 1984.

Examines U.S. foreign policy towards South Africa under apartheid, and the split within President Reagan's conservative coalition over South Africa.

Peter Krogh discusses U.S. preparations for the Geneva Summit meeting between President Reagan and General Secretary Gorbachev.

Examines the United States' war on drugs both at home and abroad, and asks, "Is this a war we can win?"