Examines the United States' import of goods allegedly made with forced labor in the Soviet prison system, and the question of enforcing the U.S. ban on products made with slave labor.

Examines obstacles standing in the way of a U.S.-Soviet arms control treaty and congressional pressure to develop the MGM-134 "Midgetman" missile.

Examines President Reagan's "zero-option" and the challenges facing American policymakers in negotiating the next round of nuclear arms control agreements.

Examines the nature of the Contra guerilla groups in Nicaragua fighting the leftist Sandinista government, as well as the congressional debate over U.S. assistance to the rebels.

Former National Security Advisor Zbigniew Brzezinski discusses President Reagan’s decision to attend the Reykjavik Summit and the United States’ prospects for success at the conference.

Examines the military strategy and foreign policy of the Soviet Union.

Examines NATO's internal disputes over weapons strategy and the costs of expanding defense needs.

Guests Madeleine Albright, Karen Elliott House and Richard Allen discuss the Cold War, is it finally over, and what does the end of the Cold War mean for American foreign policy?