Beware Moscow’s End Run On COCOM
The Center for Security Policy today released an analysis of a shift in the existing multilateral technology transfer regime now...
Month: December 1989
Center For Security Policy Applauds Bush Action On Panama
The Center for Security Policy today commended President Bush for his decision to engage U.S. military forces in an effort...
The China Syndrome: The Bush Administration’s Credibility Meltdown
The Center for Security Policy today decried a pattern of obfuscation and misrepresentation with which the Bush Administration is conducting...
An Emerging “Bush Doctrine”? “Stability” Over Freedom
Displacing the Reagan Doctrine The Bush Administration is being properly assailed for its decision furtively to dispatch two senior officials,...
In Memory Of Andrei Sakharov: A New US Policy Toward Anti-Communist Reform
The Center for Security Policy today released an analysis of the Bush Administration's approach to communist governments that raises troubling...
Block The End Run On COCOM: No Blanket Exemptions For Moscow’s Warsaw Pact Allies
(Washington, D.C.): The Bush Administration is being stampeded into responding positively to mounting pressure from the Soviet Union, its allies...
Iraq’s Missile Program Shows Urgent Need For SDI
Yesterday, Iraq announced that it had successfully launched a missile capable of lofting a satellite into space. Such a missile...
Will The West Upgrade The USSR’s Strategic C3 System?
US West, an American telecommunications firm, announced yesterday that it was going to lead a massive multinational effort to install...
Center For Security Policy Assesses The Damage To US Security From The Malta Summit
Following a meeting with President George Bush today to discuss the Malta summit, Frank J. Gaffney, Jr., director of the...
The Maltese Summit: An Assessment Of The Damage Done To US Security Interests
(Washington, D.C.): The dust has begun to settle on the Bush Administration's conduct of its first summit with Soviet President...