Scowcroft Is Partly Right: The Administration Should Start Over On Mobile ICBMs
The Center for Security Policy today noted with concern the latest evidence of disarray in the Bush Administration's management of...
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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...
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...
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...
Secretary Baker’s Collapse On Mobile Missiles: First Step Toward An Unratifiable Start Treaty
The Center for Security Policy today sharply criticized Secretary of State James Baker's hastily announced decision to accede to Soviet...
Save The National Aerospace Plane
(Washington, D.C.): As the President's National Space Council meets this morning to consider the future of the National Aerospace Plane...
Center For Security Policy Urges Bush To Enunciate New Policy On Nuclear Testing
(Washington, D.C.): With U.S. and Soviet negotiators resuming discussions today at the Nuclear Testing Talks in Geneva, the Center for...
Center For Security Policy Applauds Senator Pell
(Washington, D.C.): The Center for Security Policy today applauded the decision by the Chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee,...
A Different Approach To Strategic Missiles, SDI And Arms Control
Citing concerns about the strategic benefits and significant opportunity costs associated with the Bush Administration's decisions to deploy mobile versions...
Higher Defense Costs If No-Exceptions Policy Is Abandoned
Over the weekend, a late-night press story launched an administration trial balloon suggesting that restrictions on certain Western high-technology would...
Alcatel’s Soviet Joint Venture: A Sale The West Cannot Afford To Make
Alcatel N.V., a French computer and telecommunications giant, intends to provide the Soviet Union with a 20-30 year leap forward...