The threat we’re ignoring now
The televised hearings convened last week by the 9/11 Commission proved to be one of the most interesting and valuable...
Foreign Policy
Bush team strategy to destroy al Qaeda predated 9/11
President George W. Bush's national security team devised "a strategy to eliminate al Qaeda" well before the terrorist attacks of...
A win for terror
(Washington, D.C.): The war on terror suffered a body blow Sunday as Spanish voters responded to last Thursday's murderous attacks...
It is a Global War on Terror
(Washington, D.C.): The terror attacks in Madrid today which left over 170 rush hour commuters dead have yet to be...
Hemispheric security watch
The following is one of a series of occasional papers illuminating emerging threats to hemispheric security. The Center for Security...
Hemispheric insecurity
(Washington, D.C.): Democratic Congressman Charles Rangel was absolutely furious over the weekend. The ostensible reason for his rage was the...
Reykjavic redux?
The United States and four other nations will soon sit down in Beijing with representatives of Kim Jong-ils Stalinist North...
The right questions
(Washington, D.C.): President Bush has reportedly decided, wisely, to accept the inevitable and endorse the creation of yet-another, blue-ribbon, bipartisan...
Russian ‘anti-terror’ drill simulates ‘all-out nuclear war’ against United States
Calling it an 'anti-terror' drill, the Russian government is preparing for a massive exercise simulating a nuclear attack on the...
Privatizing counterproliferation
(Washington, D.C.): What is a citizen concerned about the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction (WMD) and the possibility they...
60 Minutes to reveal how average American investors are underwriting terrorist-sponsors and weapons of mass destruction
(Washington, D.C.): This Sunday night at 7:00 pm, the country's most prestigious and watched television news magazine, the CBS program...
Mexico: Not ‘with us’ in the war on terrorism
It’s way too early to do any favors for the Mexican government and its president, Vicente Fox. Though most Americans...
Nuclear freelancing with Kim Jong-il
The North Korean regime is encouraging some Jimmy Carter-style freelancers to get involved in nuclear weapons negotiations with the US...
Deja vu all over again in North Korea
(Washington, D.C.): In today's editions, the Wall Street Journal forcefully editorialized about what the Center for Security Policy has described...
Unhelpful freelancing
The Bush Administration takes a dim view of the freelance diplomacy that will inevitably attend visits to North Korea now...
The threat at home
(Washington, D.C.): This holiday season, the U.S. government has been warning that foreign aircraft might be hijacked and used to...