‘It’s Time For Change’: The West Can’t Afford Any More German ‘Leadership’ On East-West Ties
German Chancellor Kohl's first meeting with President Clinton was billed as an opportunity for the veteran in East-West relations to...
Foreign Policy
Uh Oh: Will Another Kremlin ‘Compromise’ Mean The West Will Give Old Guard A New Lease On Life?
As Russian President Boris Yeltsin begins meeting with those who twenty-four hours ago were determined to impeach him -- Parliamentary...
Statement by President Reagan to the Center for Security Policyon the Occasion of the Tenth Anniversary of the Announcement of the Strategic Defense Initiative
March 23, 1993 Good morning. It's a pleasure to be able to speak to you today on this tenth anniversary...
Bravissimo Boris! Yeltsin Does The Right Thing; Here’s How The West Can Do It, Too
Already, within hours of President Boris Yeltsin's dramatic announcement that the Russian people -- and not the warmed-over communists in...
What To Do About North Korea’s Nuclear Threat: Execute The ‘Osirak’ Remedy
An ominous new milestone in the passivity and disengagement of American foreign policy under the Clinton Administration is being established...
Rep. Gonzalez Breaks The Code On ‘A Tale Of Two Cities’: Will Clinton Repeat Bush-Baker’s Financial Malfeasance?
(Washington, D.C.): In an historic address on the House floor on 4 March, Rep. Henry B. Gonzalez -- chairman of...
‘The Full (Dead) Weight of U.S. Diplomacy’: Clinton Sells Out The Bosnians
(Washington, D.C.): The Clinton Administration has failed its first test of leadership in the field of foreign policy: In announcing...
No Way to Run a Railroad — Or National Security: Clinton Cleaver Endangers Effective Military
(Washington, D.C.): The Clinton Administration has dropped the second shoe on the U.S. military. First, the President tried to impose...
Thanks, But No Thanks: Clinton Should Back Bosnia in Rejecting Vance-Owen ‘Peace In Our Time’
(Washington, D.C.): President Clinton's baptism of fire in foreign affairs looms before him. The long-suffering people of Bosnia, those elsewhere...
Red Ink Rising: Congress Needs To Take A Hard Look At New Loans To Defaulting Moscow
U.S. taxpayers are facing a rapidly-rising pool of red ink marring the books of two U.S. government lending agencies --...
Wake-Up Call From Saddam: Turkey Is A Friend In Need, A Friend Indeed
If nothing else, the renewed outbreak of hostilities with Saddam Hussein's Iraq is an important reminder of the volatility of...
Say It Ain’t So: Clinton’s Pledge To Restore Moral Compass In Foreign Policy Abandoned Before The Inauguration?
(Washington, D.C.): In the course of a press conference yesterday, President-elect Bill Clinton sounded a breathtakingly conciliatory note toward Saddam...
Overdue, Underdone: What the Coalition Air Strikes on Iraq Should Have Been About, But Weren’t
(Washington, D.C.): For the second time in as many years, U.S. and coalition forces in the Persian Gulf have been...
How Not to Lend To A Bankrupt Russia: Eximbank Energy Deal Should Be Iced, Reworked
The terms of a multi-billion dollar series of loan guarantees to the Russian oil and gas sector in preparation by...
‘IN THE NAME OF GOD, GO’ IN: TIME TO END THE WEST’S ‘KITTY GENOVESE’ SYNDROME ON BOSNIA-HERCEGOVINA
(Washington, D.C.): However inconvenient it may be in light of the political transition underway at the moment, the United States...
REVOLVING DOORS: EXIMBANK OFFICIAL’S SCANDALOUS SELF-DEALING IS A BLOW TO U.S. TAXPAYERS, ‘REDCARPET’ FOR RETURNING RUSSIAN HARDLINERS — AND THEIR AMERICAN FRIENDS
(Washington, D.C.): The outgoing Bush Administration is poised to extend some $2 billion in U.S. Export-Import Bank (Eximbank) loan guarantees...