The Dangers Of “Looking The Other Way” On Sensitive Foreign Acquisitions In The United States
The Center for Security Policy today questioned the Bush Administration's failure to put a proposed acquisition by the Japanese firm...
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An Effective US Response To Soviet Economic Warfare Against Lithuania
In the aftermath of Mikhail Gorbachev's declaration of economic war against Lithuania unless its recent legislative measures bolstering the 11...
Devising a Sound U.S. Policy Toward an Elected East German Government
Introduction On 18 March 1990, the 16 million people of East Germany had the first opportunity since 1932 to vote...
East German Election Results Pose Opportunities For Active US Policy
The Center for Security Policy today released the first of a series of analyses of transitions to democracy. This paper,...
Center Cheers AFL-CIO Opposition To Soviet Membership In EBRD
As the AFL-CIO today paid formal tribute to the late Jay Lovestone -- an individual whose personal contributions during years...
Summary Of High-Level Discussion Of The B-2 Bomber Program
The Center for Security Policy today published a summary of a recent roundtable conference on the B-2 bomber involving senior...
Recognize Lithuania Now! : Silence Is Consent To Moscow’s Coercion
The Center for Security Policy today lamented recent U.S. responses to events in Lithuania which it believes offers further evidence...
Center Decries Apparent Conflict Of Interest In Recent Technology Decontrol Initiatives
The Center for Security Policy today urged the Bush Administration to repudiate the recommendations for the wholesale decontrol of sophisticated...
Center Applauds Bush Opposition On Loans To Moscow
The Center for Security Policy today commended President Bush for flatly opposing Western loans to the Soviet Union. In a...
Why Is Moscow Cheating On The INF Treaty And Is Washington Minimizing The Implications?
The Center for Security Policy today asked the Bush Administration to disclose publicly the full extent of Soviet violations of...
Can The United States Afford Not To Be Properly Defended?
Submitted Testimony by Frank J. Gaffney, Jr. Director of the Center for Security Policy before the U.S. Senate Budget Committee...
Webster’s Assessment Of Soviet Prospects Warrants An Independent Review
The Center for Security Policy today urged President Bush to empanel an independent team of experts to examine the assumptions...
Center Reveals Emerging Threat To Eastern Europe’s Independence: Soviet Energy Leverage
The Center for Security Policy today published evidence of the acute vulnerability of Eastern European nations seeking independence from the...
Energy Leverage: Moscow’s Ace in the Hole
The Emerging Instrument of Choice for Soviet Coercion As Soviet troops begin to withdraw from Eastern Europe, their value as...
Now It’s Time To Ensure That Democracy Actually Prevails In Nicaragua
'People Power' Nicaraguan-Style In a stunning victory for the courageous people of Nicaragua, the repressive Sandinista regime was soundly defeated...
Giving Peace A Chance In Cambodia: A Primer For US Policy
Introduction In the face of continuing warfare in Cambodia, many Americans have chosen to turn away from the conflict there,...