Our rotten intelligenCIA
As the Wall Street Journal observes in a highly informative editorial today, fired CIA officer Mary McCarthy appears to be...
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Intelligence failures
Anniversaries are opportunities for reflecting on the year just past. For the U.S. intelligence community - and for the Nation...
Our man Rumsfeld
Suddenly, a hardy perennial of the Washington political hothouse is once again in full bloom. The usual suspects are clamoring...
Ehud Olmert’s ‘Convergence’ Plan
By Caroline B. Glick. Ms. Glick is the Center for Security Policy's Senior Fellow for Middle Eastern Affairs. Israel's incoming...
No money for latest U.N. human rights flim-flam
Two weeks ago, the United States took an important stand against the United Nation's record of feckless and contemptuous treatment...
Margo D.B. Carlisle, R.I.P.
The Center for Security Policy Tuesday night lost one of the longest-serving members of its Board of Directors and a...
Nigeria ablaze
By David McCormack It was hoped by many that President Bush's meeting today with Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo augurs a...
The disengagement delusion
Decision Brief No. 06-D 16 2006-03-27 (Washington , D.C.): Today, even more than is usually the case, Israel is...
Sudan’s Chinese guardian
By Fred Stakelbeck Sudan's brutal Islamist President Omar al-Bashir and Chinese President Hu Jintao have become fast friends as of...
No worries for Beijing’s suppression
By Robert T. McLean On March 8, Western investors and the Chinese government came together at the United Nations headquarters...
What if we lose?
Three years after the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq swept away the brutal dictatorship of Saddam Hussein, eroding public support for...
Center co-sponsors international conference
The Center for Security Policy on Monday joined the Institut pour la Defense de la Democratie in co-hosting a day-long...
Islamists’ creeping coup in Turkey
Decision Brief No. 06-D 14 2006-03-13 (Washington, D.C.): Arguably, among the most pressing questions of our time...
Farewell to arms control
Decision Brief No. 06-D 11 2006-03-06 (Washington , D.C.): The deal struck last week by President Bush and...
Soul-trying times
Decision Brief No. 06-D 10 2006-03-01 (Washington, D.C.): Recent headlines call to mind a notable turn of phrase...
Russia’s emerging autocracy
Despite objections from Russian authorities, wishful Western policy-makers and other Kremlin apologists, Russia is unmistakably plummeting deeper and deeper into...