Clinton’s Acquiescence to Chinese Thuggery in Washington, Hong Kong Encourages Bloodshed in July
(Washington, D.C.): On Tuesday, the Clinton Administration sponsored a theater of the absurd performance in Washington by the Chinese Minister...
National Security Policy
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...
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...
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...
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...
This time, get Saddam: Cut this cancer out now, before the Butcher of Baghdad becomes even deadlier
By Frank J. Gaffney, Jr. USA Today, September 4, 1996 The proverbial handwriting is now clearly on the wall. The...
Unfinished Business: Christopher, Perry Depart But Saddam Abides — Will ‘Clinton II’ Finally Put Him Out of Business?
(Washington, D.C.): Lest anyone be tempted to mourn the departure from office of many of the Clinton Administration's senior security...
The Debate Begins Over Russia’s Financial ‘Break-out’;
Where Will it End for U.S. Taxpayers, Interests?
(Washington, D.C.): News is reverberating in Moscow and the international business community that Paul E. Tatum -- a prominent American...
Election ’96 Endgame: There’s Still Time– and An Urgent Need — to Address Security Policy Issues
(Washington, D.C.): The almost complete absence of discussion of foreign and defense policy in the course of the 1996 Presidential...
More Evidence That the Clinton Team Is Covering up the Truth About Saddam’s Use of Chemical Weapons on U.S. Troops
(Washington, D.C.): On 25 September 1996, the Center for Security Policy published a Decision Brief posing the provocative question: Is...
HARLAN COUNTY II: ANOTHER COUNTRY, ANOTHER SHIP — BUT THE SAME INCOMPETENT CLINTON FOREIGN POLICY DEMEANS U.S. PRESTIGE, POWER
(Washington, D.C.): The U.S.S. Harlan County has long served as the "poster child" for efforts to depict -- and correct...
Threat? What Threat?
The Washington Times, 29 October 1996 Wouldn't it be nice if instead of misleading the American people about the potential...
CONGRESSIONAL WHO’S WHO ON NATIONAL SECUR
(Washington, D.C.): As a contribution to an informed electorate essential to accountable democratic government, the Center for Security Policy is...
If You Like the Rigging of the Lebed Dismissal, You’ll Love the Rigging of the Global Credit and Securities Markets
(Washington, D.C.): It is ironic that the firing of Russian National Security Advisor Aleksander Lebed -- a key indicator of...
Arafat’s War Card
By: Charles Krauthammer The Washington Post, October 3, 1996 The PLO commits itself to . . . a peaceful resolution...