Distressing Signals On Summitry
(Washington, D.C.): The Center for Security Policy views with concern the announcement by President George Bush yesterday that he will...
Year: 1989
Congress Must Preserve A Vital Strategic Reconnaissance Capability — The SR-71
(Washington, D.C.): Action is expected to be completed today on the FY1990 Defense Authorization bill. One of the few remaining...
An Ominous Strategic Development: “Perestroika Bonds” And Soviet Entry Into US Securities Markets
The Center for Security Policy has discovered that major U.S. banks have been invited by the Soviet Union over the...
Bring Glasnost To The US Government: Unmuzzle Bob Gates
Today's New York Times reports that Secretary of State James Baker has personally intervened to prevent the Deputy National Security...
Radargate: Soviet Admission Of An “Open” Treaty Violation Makes Fools Of American Apologists
(Washington, D.C.): Today, the Soviet Union formally acknowledged what it has systematically denied since July 1983 when the United States...
Hapless Chemical Weapons Policy Threatens US Security
The Center for Security Policy decried recently disclosed initiatives by the Bush Administration and by some members of Congress that...
Safeguarding US Equities While Aiding Poland And Hungary
Tomorrow, the U.S. House of Representatives will consider H.R. 3402, the Polish and Hungarian Democracy Initiative of 1989. This legislation...
COCOM’s Coming Moment Of Truth
Next week, the leading industrial democracies will gather in Paris to hold what may be one of the most important...
Scripting A US Approach For Effective Multilateral Export Controls
The Center for Security Policy today called on the Bush Administration to adopt a stalwart approach to imminent allied consultations...
Banning Chemical Weapons: Negotiating Unilateral US Disarmament
In recent months, starting with the NATO summit in May, the Administration has been generating arms control and related initiatives...
Chemical Warfare: Beware Bush’s Perilous Delusions
In no area has the Bush administration 's preoccupation with the public-relations aspects of arms-control policy been more clearly in...
Chemical Weapons Arms Control: Formula For Disaster For US Security
The Center for Security Policy today released an analysis entitled Banning Chemical Weapons: Negotiating Unilateral U.S. Disarmament. This analysis --...
“Trade with the Soviet Union: Country Risks and Global Markets”
Remarks of Roger W. Robinson, Jr. President, RWR, Inc. former Senior Director for International Economic Affairs at the National Security...
Post-Wyoming Damage Control: Start Without SDI Should Amount To No Deal
The Center for Security Policy today released an analysis of the devastating impact on the U.S. SDI program that will...
The Soviet Wyoming Formula On Start Would Kill SDI
During the recent ministerial meeting between Secretary of State James Baker and Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze, the Soviet Union made...
Reading Between The Lines In Soviet Military Power
The Center for Security Policy today expressed profound concern over this year's version of the Defense Department's annual publication Soviet...