Conditions on Aid to Russia
The Washington Post, December 21, 1993 WHEN VICE President Gore was in Moscow last week, he suggested that perhaps some...
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Trouble For Talbott’s ‘Less Shock – More Therapy Gambit: Even the Washington Post Says ‘No-Go’
(Washington, D.C.): On 20 December, Ambassador-at-Large for Russia and other former Soviet states Strobe Talbott ran up the proverbial flag-pole...
CLINTON GETS A ‘TWO-FER’: ASPIN DEPARTURE PERMITS HALPERIN NOMINATION TO BE ABANDONED GRACEFULLY
(Washington, D.C.): The resignation of Secretary of Defense Les Aspin allows President Clinton a desperately needed opportunity to try a...
For Avoiding Disaster At The NATO Summit: ‘The Wallop Doctrine’
As things stand now, next month's summit meeting of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization promises to be an utter debacle....
‘LE MOMENT ZHIRINOVSKY’: THE WEST CAN NO LONGER AFFORD ILLUSIONS OF AN ACCOMMODATING RUSSIA
(Washington, D.C.): The outcome of last weekend's elections in Russia should make one thing perfectly clear to the Clinton Administration:...
HOW DOES THE CLINTON TEAM HONOR HUMAN RIGHTS DAY? APPARENTLY, BY ABANDONING THOSE RIGHTS IN VIETNAM
(Washington, D.C.): The Clinton Administration chose a curious way to observe today's anniversary of the signing of the Universal Declaration...
U.S. ‘DE-NUCLEARIZATION’: WHO IS MINDING THE STORE?
(Washington, D.C.): It is somehow fitting that the Secretary of Energy, Hazel O'Leary, chose Pearl Harbor Day 1993 to launch...
HERE WE GO AGAIN: AFTER IRAQI DEBACLE, WILL SYRIA BE LET OFF THE STATE SPONSORS OF TERRORISM LIST?
(Washington, D.C.): Articles in today's New York Times and Washington Post report that Secretary of State Warren Christopher is prepared...
YALTA II: WESTERN MOSCOW-CENTRISM INVITES NEW INSTABILITY IN FORMER SOVIET EMPIRE
(Washington, D.C.): The just-completed NATO ministerial meetings in Brussels provide the latest evidence of the dangerous course being charted for...
‘RETURN TO SENDER’: THIRTEEN REASONS WHY CLINTON SHOULD TAKE SENATE’S HINT, DROP HALPERIN NOMINATION
(Washington, D.C.): President Clinton has been offered a face-saving mechanism for cutting his losses on the preposterous nomination of Morton...
The Trouble With Halperin
By JOSHUA MURAVCHIKForward, 5 November 1993 After two decades spent battling the "national security state," Morton Halperin has been nominated...
Accept No Substitutes: The Senate Must Determine The Truth About The Halperin-Agee Relationship
At today's hearing of the Senate Armed Services Committee on President Clinton's nomination of Morton Halperin to become the Assistant...
There Tim Weiner Goes Again: More New York Times’ Partisan Advocacy Masquerading As ‘News’
In recent days, leading national newspapers have published a number of spirited defenses of Morton Halperin, President Clinton's controversial nominee...
Center’s Gaffney Joins Krauthammer In Urging Clinton to Apply The Stick — Not More Carrots — To North Korea
In a brilliant column in today's Washington Post, Charles Krauthammer excoriated the Clinton Administration for its general inattention to the...
Excerpts from REMARKS BY FRANK J. GAFFNEY, JR. before THE AMERICAN ENTERPRISE INSTITUTE FOREIGN POLICY SYMPOSIUM
Washington, D.C. 2 November 1993 WHAT TO DO ABOUT NORTH KOREA'S NUCLEAR THREAT: HOLD THE 'CARROTS,' APPLY THE 'STICK' I...
North Korea’s Coming Bomb: It’s Clinton’s crisis, and he’s not ready to lead
BY: Charles Krauthammer The Washington Post, November 5, 1993 This first year of the Clinton administration has featured a foreign...