Tragedy of errors
The mistakes that led to last week's elections - and the errors that seem likely to flow from them -...
National Security Policy
Gaffney on Rumsfeld’s departure
In this video, CSP Director Frank Gaffney discusses the perils entailed with the departure of Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld. ...
Elections in Ecuador
by Luis Fleischman On November 26, a run-off election will take place in Ecuador that will determine who the next...
Postcards from Saigon
By Caroline B. Glick (Jerusalem): Apropos of nothing, Wednesday night Channel 2 news broadcast a jihadi snuff film. The video,...
Divest North Korea
Decision Brief No. 06-D 54 2006-10-23 (Washington, D.C.): North Korean dictator Kim Jong-Il has reportedly told Chinese interlocutors that...
What, me worry?
(Washington, D.C.): In a recent press conference, U.S. Ambassador to Turkey Ross Wilson dismissed as "political cacophony" concern about the...
Snatching defeat?
Decision Brief No. 06-D 53 2006-10-16 (Washington, D.C.): America's preoccupation with the crises du jour - the rising terrorist...
2005-2006 National Security Scorecard
The Center for Security Policy has released its seventh National Security Scorecard grading members of Congress on votes vital to...
An African Taliban
By David McCormack Thirteen years ago this week, a pitched battle erupted in Mogadishu that led to the deaths of...
Testing, testing
Decision Brief No. 06-D 51 2006-10-03 (Washington, D.C.): In the wake of the panicky response to North Korea's announcement today that...
Castaneda’s Legacy for US-Mexico Relations
By Fredo Arias-King. Mr. Arias-King is a Harvard-trained businessman and scholar of contemporary Russia , was advisor of international affairs to...
7-Eleven cuts off Chavez; it’s about time
Were it not for his vitriolic speech at the United Nations earlier this month, the problem of Venezuelan dictator Hugo...
Securing Africa
By David McCormack For decades, the United States has regarded its security interests in Sub-Saharan Africa as insignificant, instead treating...
The Free World’s Achilles Heal
By Caroline B. Glick (Jerusalem): Britain's Prime Minister Tony Blair is Israel's best friend in Europe. And he's not a...
China looks to the Middle East
By Frederick W. Stakelbeck In late July, Qiushi , a state-controlled publication and recognized mouthpiece of the ruling Chinese communist...
‘No place to run’
In the 2006 mid-term elections, no issue is likely to be more determinative of the outcomes of congressional races and,...