Corridors of Power: Should America Police the World?

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Corridors of Power: Should America Police the World?

No easy answers? Decision-makers from Kissinger to Rice revisit how the US responded to conflicts from Rwanda to Iraq. Faced with human suffering - who has responsibility to act?

Series 1: 1. Iraq 鈥� For Every Insect There Is an Insecticide (57 mins)

Series 1: 1. Iraq 鈥� For Every Insect There Is an Insecticide
Exploring the US's complicated relationship with Iraq.
57 mins
Series 1: 2. Bosnia 鈥� Our Soldiers Are Not Toy Soldiers
Should the US use force to save innocent civilians in the Balkans from genocide?
56 mins
Series 1: 3. Rwanda 鈥� That Was a Local Thing
Why did the world stand by in 1994 as nearly one million people were murdered in Rwanda?
57 mins
Series 1: 4. Kosovo 鈥� In the Name of Our Future
Old conflicts in the Kosovo region are rekindled, and Nato intervenes, but at what cost?
57 mins
Series 1: 5. Darfur 鈥� Carrots for a War Criminal
Would Obama鈥檚 2008 election success change the US's stance on ethnic cleansing in Sudan?
57 mins
Series 1: 6. Libya 鈥� If You Break It You Own It
When Gaddafi declared his intention to 'disinfect' Benghazi, Obama faced a dilemma.
57 mins
Series 1: 7. Syria 鈥� The Risk of Doing Nothing
Obama warns the Syrian regime against considering using chemical weapons.
57 mins
Series 1: 8. Syria 鈥� A Loop of Imperfection
America鈥檚 unwillingness to act after a chemical attack causes Syrian rebels to despair.
58 mins

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Corridors of Power: Should America Police the World?