Jackson-Vanik: Will Bush Reward Soviet Repression Or Preserve Key Incentive For Reform?
Introduction On 27 September 1972, the late Senator Henry M. Jackson (D-WA) introduced an amendment to the East-West Trade Relations...
National Security Policy
Soviet Crackdown Watch (Part I)
Evidence continues to mount suggesting that the regime of Mikhail Gorbachev is preparing for a comprehensive and possibly brutal crackdown...
Would You Go To Oslo To Get A Nobel Peace Prize While Preparing A Bloody Crackdown In The USSR?
The Center for Security Policy today expressed alarm at Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev's sweeping orders to his military authorizing the...
Mirabile Dictu: The New York Times Breaks The Code On Moscow’s Double Game In Iraq
The Center for Security Policy today welcomed the insightful -- albeit astonishingly belated -- assessment of the state of U.S.-Soviet...
Moscow Center’s Food Aid Crusade: Where’s The Beef?
The Center for Security Policy today called for a careful and expeditious review of the Soviet Union's claims of imminent...
The Moment Of Truth: Which Side Will Washington Take In The Soviet Union ?
This morning's command performance by Mikhail Gorbachev in the Soviet Chamber of People's Deputies should put to rest once and...
Agenda For The CSCE Meetings In Paris: Three Steps Backward On European Security?
Introduction On 18-19 November, President Bush and the leaders of thirty-four other countries interested in European security matters will meet...
Center Warns Of Potential Triple-Play In Paris
On the eve of key meetings of the Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe (CSCE) in Paris on 18-19...
Brainard Wins Amex Prize, Deserves Nobel For Analysis Of Eastern European Financial Crisis
The Center for Security Policy today applauded the work of Bankers Trust senior economist Lawrence J. Brainard, one of the...
Reunified Germany, The New Europe: Opportunities And Challenges
Introduction In a period of epic change, perhaps no country has been more profoundly altered with greater strategic implications than...
The New Germany: Engine For Democratic Change In The East Or Moscow’s Trojan Horse In The West?
Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev goes to Bonn today, searching for fresh economic and technological assistance from Germany and seeking to...
Center to President Bush: Get On with the War
(Washington, D.C.): In the wake of President Bush's announcement this afternoon that the United States was greatly increasing the size...
Flash: Secretary Baker To Perform Brain Surgery
The Center for Security Policy today expressed incredulity at published reports that Secretary of State James Baker would, in the...
Baker’s Dead Wrong: Sign The Export Control Bill!
The Center for Security Policy today urged President Bush to reject Secretary of State Baker's recommendation that the United States...
Veto Shmeeto: Bush Should Sign The New Export Administration Act
Introduction Recent press reports have indicated that the State Department has recommended that President Bush veto H.R. 4653, a bill...
Could The US Really Be Agreeing In Paris To Weaker Export Controls After Iraqi Fiascoes?
The Center for Security Policy today expressed incredulity that -- despite mounting congressional and press criticism concerning current, deficient U.S....