Bush’s View Of The Peace “Dividend”: Savaging The Defense Budget To Bail Out Moscow?
The Center for Security Policy today noted with alarm the latest evidence that the Bush Administration is prepared to embrace...
National Security Policy
Not Free, Not Fair: An Assessment Of The 20 May 1990 Elections In Romania
Introduction On 20 May 1990, 14.6 million of the over 17 million registered voters in Romania voted in national elections....
Violence In Romania: Early Returns On The Communists’ Rigging Of The May Elections
The Center for Security Policy today decried the use of force by the Romanian communist regime, the National Salvation Front,...
Center Calls For Course Correction On Bush Middle East Policy
The Center for Security Policy today urged the Bush Administration to use the occasion of the election of a new...
Time To Reinvigorate The US-Israeli Strategic Relationship
Introduction Monday's election of a new Israeli government may prove to be an historic watershed in relations between the United...
Bail-Out Of Soviet Cash Crunch By Western Central Banks? : A Bridge Loan To Nowhere
The Center for Security Policy warned Western central banks against entering into bilateral or coordinated gold-swap arrangements with the Soviet...
‘Free’ Czechoslovakia?: Shadows Over The Transition
Introduction The unravelling of the communist regime in Czechoslovakia in late 1989 led to the establishment of an interim government...
Center Applauds Free Czechoslovakian Election, Warns Of Shadows Over Transition To Come
The Center for Security Policy today expressed enthusiastic support for the apparently free and fair elections held in Czechoslovakia on...
Soviet military relief act
Rep. Les Aspin, Wisconsin Democrat, chairman of the House Armed Services Committee, recently introduced a new argument in his campaign...
Center Applauds The US West Decision, Warns Of New Dangers To Technology Security
(Washington, D.C.): The Center for Security Policy today commended the Bush Administration for its decision to disapprove the construction of...
Center Sees Summit As Strategic Miscalculation On Par With Yalta
The Center for Security Policy today issued a critical assessment of the just-concluded Washington summit. The Center believes that George...
The Washington Summit: The Worst Strategic Miscalculation Since Yalta
Introduction Even though many of the details of the superpower meeting just concluded in Washington have yet to be disclosed,...
Now You See ‘Em, Now You Don’t: Bush’s Ineffectual Sanctions Against China
On the first anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre, the Center for Security Policy questioned the accuracy of President Bush's...
‘Where Have All The Sanctions Gone?’: Additional Arguments For Blocking MFN To China
Introduction On 24 May 1990, President Bush called a press conference to announce his decision to renew China's most-favored nation...
Center Reveals SS-18 Flim-Flam
The Center for Security Policy today revealed a pernicious mischaracterization of the Soviet strategic threat that has profound implications for...
Center Poses Tough Questions On Summit
The Center for Security Policy today released a compendium of pointed questions designed to clarify the Bush Administration's intentions for...