Truth to Power
Tonight's State of the Union address should be unlike any in recent memory. Not because George W. Bush turns...
National Security Policy
2006/07 Winter National Security Academy
Under Secretary of State for Arms Control and International Security, Dr. Robert Joseph, (right) provides an update on proliferation threats. (CSP...
Next Steps in the Iran Crisis
Below is the prepared statement of Center for Security Policy Advisory Council Co-Chariman R. James Woolsey's testimony before the House Committee on...
A tale of three leaders
This is a tale of three men, all prominent figures on the world stage. Two of them - Saddam Hussein...
Ethiopia and Somalia
Paul B. Henze. Paul B. Henze, a former US National Security Council Staff Officer, has been a student of, and...
Securing America’s energy needs
Seemingly unrelated events of the past week suggest considerable trouble ahead for U.S. vital interests. As President Bush puts the...
Baker’s poisoned fruits
It seems as though poison is much in vogue at the moment. For example, Russia's emerging dictator, Vladimir Putin, appears...
Center’s Kyl and Woolsey warn against negotiating
In the wake of the submission to President Bush and the Congress of the Iraq Study Group's report, members of...
R.I.P. Jeane Kirkpatrick
With the passing of Jeane Kirkpatrick earlier today, the Nation lost one of its most accomplished public servants and skilled...
Farewell John Bolton
(Washington, D.C.): Today's announcement that John Bolton will forego further efforts to remain at his post as the (ironically named)...
Iraq Surrender Group
On Wednesday, an unelected, unaccountable and substantially unqualified commission will formally report what hasn't already been leaked about its recommendations...
The forgotten project: Afghanistan and its future
By Dat Cao Mr. Cao is a former research intern with the Center for Security Policy and a student of...
Why North Korea’s nukes?
The ongoing nuclear goings-on in North Korean have been greeted with a mixture of incredulity, outrage, confusion, and even downright...
The way ahead
Democratic political strategist Pat Caddell is one angry man. His is not the anger, however, of a typical partisan, seething...