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Why Bush Is Right to Reject a Defective B.W.C. Protocol

CSP July 30, 2001

(Washington, D.C.): President Bush's most recent profile in courage came with the announcement last week that the United States would...

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U.S. Sovereignty, Not Isolationism, is What Guides Bush Rejections of Defective Treaties

CSP July 26, 2001

(Washington, D.C.): The common if rather sophomoric response to President Bush's recent decisions to disassociate the United States from five...

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Dr. No,’ Meet President Yes’

CSP July 24, 2001

(Washington, D.C.): Today, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee will hold what amounts to a pep rally for the campaign its...

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A Putin Set’-Up on Missile Defense?

CSP July 23, 2001

(Washington, D.C.): At the press conference George W. Bush and Vladimir Putin held after their meeting Sunday in Genoa, the...

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Friends Don’t Let Friends Underfund Defense

CSP July 20, 2001

(Washington, D.C.): Today's Washington Post features a column by Robert Kagan that constructively challenges the adequacy of the Bush Administration...

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Why Would the Bush Team Eschew Use of Capital Markets Sanctions When a Potential Target Agrees They Would Work?

CSP July 19, 2001

(Washington, D.C.): Notwithstanding mounting official U.S. concern about the devastating war the government of Sudan is waging against its own...

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The End of The Beginning’ For The Deployment of Missile Defenses?

Frank Gaffney, Jr. July 16, 2001

(Washington, D.C.): Saturday night's impressive intercept of a simulated ballistic missile warhead high over the Pacific Ocean may not mark...

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The Bush Missile Defense Plan: Good As Far As It Goes — But It Doesn’t Go Far Enough

CSP July 12, 2001

(Washington, D.C.): Today, Deputy Secretary of Defense Paul Wolfowitz and the Director of the Ballistic Missile Defense Organization Director, Lieutenant...

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Proof of the Palestinians’ Pudding

CSP July 9, 2001

(Washington, D.C.): The Palestinian leadership's latest gambit is an appeal to Western moral equivalence involving the insertion of "international observers"...

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Testing President Bush

Frank Gaffney, Jr. July 9, 2001

(Washington, D.C.): Saturday's New York Times reported that "President Bush has resolved to let the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty (CTBT)...

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Trade as An Engine for Democracy in China: The Big Lie

CSP July 9, 2001

(Washington, D.C.): Despite last week's resolution by the European Parliament opposing Beijing as the site of the 2008 Summer Olympic...

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Robinson Wall Street Journal Op. Ed. Puts the Spotlight on Unwitting U.S. Investor Funding of Global Bad Actors’

CSP July 6, 2001

(Washington, D.C.): Today's Wall Street Journal features an important op.ed. entitled "Are You Investing in Rogue States?" by Casey Institute...

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Lukoil Punches Out of N.Y.S.E. for Fear of Public Opposition to Its Rogue State Relationships; Heads For London

CSP July 4, 2001

(Washington, D.C.):(Washington, D.C.): On 29 June, the Financial Times reported that the Russian oil company Lukoil switched its upcoming share...

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Flame Out: China’s Communists Must Not be Legitimated As The Nazi Regime Was as the Host of Olympic Games

CSP July 3, 2001

(Washington, D.C.): In a little over a week the International Olympic Committee will make its final decision on the site...

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V-22: A discussion on the way ahead

CSP July 2, 2001

(Washington, D.C.): In the aftermath of the report by a Blue-Ribbon Commission asked by the Defense Department to evaluate the...

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The Far Eastern Economic Review Illuminates the Global Implications Of Strengthened SEC Disclosure Requirements

CSP June 27, 2001

(Washington, D.C.): The 21 June issue of the Far Eastern Economic Review featured an insightful article by Murray Heibert on...

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