Giving Peace A Chance In Cambodia: A Primer For US Policy
Introduction In the face of continuing warfare in Cambodia, many Americans have chosen to turn away from the conflict there,...
Month: February 1990
How To Give Peace A Chance In Cambodia
The Center for Security Policy today issued an analysis outlining key developments affecting the prospects for lasting peace and genuine...
Now More Than Ever: The Case For Broadcasting Glasnost From Israel
The Center for Security Policy today called on Congress to reject eleventh-hour efforts to scuttle a Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty...
Our Contribution To Glasnost
MODERN COMMUNICATIONS technology is perhaps the single most important factor contributing to the worldwide demand for liberty and the decline...
Save The V-22 And Avoid Another FSX Fiasco
Frank J. Gaffney, Jr., director of the Center for Security Policy, today released an analysis critiquing the Bush Administration's decision...
THE NEXT FSX FIASCO
FSX Redux A little over a year ago, a furious debate swept Washington and the Nation. Cabinet officers in the...
Bush Must Denounce Sandinista Election Fraud
The Center for Security Policy today urged the Bush Administration immediately to denounce Sandinista efforts to rig the upcoming presidential...
This Is No ‘Free And Fair Election’ In Nicaragua
Tammany Hall Sandinista-Style Few events in recent Central American history have had a greater potential to serve as a watershed...
Center Calls On Sen. Metzenbaum To Investigate New Securities Threat: Soviet ‘Junk Bonds’
The Center for Security Policy today commended Senator Howard Metzembaum's efforts to examine the impact of "junk bonds" -- the...
Is The Emerging US-Soviet Chemical Weapons Accord Too Unverifiable To Be A Treaty?
The Center for Security Policy has been advised that the Bush Administration believes the U.S.-Soviet agreement aimed at eliminating the...
A Schizophrenic Policy Toward The USSR: Hard Line On Defense Cuts; Soft Line In Arms Talks
Responsible Rhetoric: A Strong Defense is Still Needed In recent public appearances President Bush and Secretary of Defense Richard Cheney...
Center Decries Latest Evidence Of Commerce’s Reckless Technology Decontrol Decisions
The Center for Security Policy today learned that the Commerce Department has decided to decontrol yet another strategic technology for...
Why Does The US Want Moscow To Have A State-Of-The-Art Microelectronics Industry?
Yet Another Dangerous Decontrol Action The Bush Administration has decided to decontrol next week yet another sensitive dual-use technology: polysilicon....
Bush’s Troop Cut Proposal Jeopardizes US Interests
(Washington, D.C.): The Center for Security Policy today raised serious concerns about President Bush's latest arms control gambit. In his...