It Walks Like a Duck…: Questions Persist That Clinton C.I.A.’s Missile Threat Estimate Was Politically Motivated
(Washington, D.C.): At a Capitol Hill hearing today, members of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence heard testimony that was...
Year: 1996
New Recruits to Denuclearization Cause Offer Hope for Real Debate, at Last, on Clinton’s Sub Rosa Policy
(Washington, D.C.): An international initiative aimed at ridding the world of nuclear weapons that is being spearheaded by a group...
When China’s Gen. Chi comes to call
By: William Triplett II The Washington Times, 4 December 1996 In San Diego, the Republicans declared their attitude toward the...
Coming Home to Roost: Clinton’s Policies Put
the United States on the Wrong Side — Again
(Washington, D.C.): The sustained outpouring of popular opposition to Serbian dictator Slobodan Milosevic's regime is yet again putting into sharp...
Fiddling While the Nation’s Nuclear Weapons Complex ‘Burns’ Down: O’Leary’s Last Denuclearization Shot?
(Washington, D.C.): It is perhaps fitting, if reprehensible, that Secretary of Energy Hazel O'Leary -- the Clinton Administration official most...
Bad for (the nation’s) business
By: Frank Gaffney Jr. The Washington Times, 26 November 1996 Ominous international trends suggest that what is now called the...
Roger W. Robinson CNBC Interview
Russia's Eurobond Issuing Thursday, November 21, 1996 CNBC: Russia has issued its first international bond in more than 75 years-the...
Russian ‘Bondage’: Moscow’s Financial Breakout Gets Underway with Wildly Oversubscribed Eurobond Sale
(Washington, D.C.): Official Washington may have not been paying close attention but a momentous and potentially ominous development took place...
No Go: Tony Lake’s Position on Russian Spying, Alger Hiss Should Disqualify Him for Director of The C.I.A.
(Washington, D.C.): In the wake of President Clinton's reelection, conventional wisdom has been that his second-term Cabinet shuffle would relocate...
Clinton’s Dangerous China Policy Is Bad for U.S. Trade and Security Interests
(Washington, D.C.): This weekend, President Clinton is headed to Manila to participate in the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Summit....
An ‘Environmental’ Disaster: Clinton Insecurity Policies Are Creating Conditions That Invite Intelligence Fiascos
This is the sixth in a series of Center for Security Policy Transition Briefs intended to identify critical, looming challenges...
And Now, The Gati Revelations: No Further Delay Can Be Tolerated in Fixing The Clinton Team’s Insecurity Practices
This is the fifth in a series of Center for Security Policy Transition Briefs intended to identify critical, looming challenges...
Secretary ‘Halfbright’? Hard Questions For Madeleine Albright, Her Promoters
This is the fifth in a series of Center for Security Policy Transition Briefs intended to identify critical, looming challenges...
Hard Questions Re: Serbian-Libyan Missile Cooperation
This is the third in a series of Center for Security Policy Transition Briefs intended to identify critical, looming challenges...
Our Worst Nightmare — and George Mitchell, Sam Nunn’s: Strobe Talbott in a ‘Black Box’ National Security Council
This is the second in a series of Center for Security Policy Transition Briefs intended to identify critical, looming challenges...
A Deadly Silence On Iraq
By: Jim Hoagland The Washington Post, November 8, 1996 Rolf Ekeus and his courageous band of United Nations arms inspectors...