Whose Foreign Policy, Mr. President?
(Washington, D.C.): As part of its "local color" reporting on the recently concluded summit in Moscow, yesterday's New York Times...
Editorial Trifecta on Clinton’s Mishandling of Missile Defense
(Washington, D.C.): President Clinton's summit with Vladimir Putin did not result in the "Grand Bargain" arms control agreement (read, "legacy")...
Lady Thatcher on Missile Defense By James Hackett
The Washington Times, 05 June 2000
The Washington Times, 05 June 2000
Last month, I brought bad news - most of America's allies are siding with Russia and China in opposition to...
Post-Mortem on the Summit: The Talbott Communique
Call it the Talbott Communique. To be sure, President Clinton and Russian President Vladimir Putin issued what was entitled their...
How to Share’ U.S. Missile Defense Protection: Deploy Sea-Based Anti-Missile Systems
(Washington, D.C.): Yesterday, on the margins of meetings with European allied leaders and en route to his weekend summit with...
Refusenik: Sharansky’s Dissent At The Undoing of the Jewish State
(Washington, D.C.): On the eve of tomorrow's meeting between Bill Clinton and Ehud Barak in Berlin, a pivotal member of...
Sea-Based Missile Defenses — for the Allies, for the U.S.
(Washington, D.C.): As President Clinton traipses across Europe this week en route to his weekend meetings with Russian president Vladimir...
Foreign Policy in U.S. marketsFinancial Times, 24 May 2000
By Thomas Catn, Joshua Chaffin and Stephen Fidler
By Thomas Catn, Joshua Chaffin and Stephen Fidler
To enforce its will around the world, Washington has traditionally relied on the time-honoured trade embargo. But under a new...
With PNTR Approved, U.S. Capital Markets Take Center Stage Thompson Legislation Focuses on Proliferators’ Access
(Washington, D.C.): As the Clinton Administration celebrates its foreign policy victory over human rights-, religious freedom- and national security-minded opponents...
Defining Issue: Bush Speech Offers Stark Alternative on Missile Defense, Nuclear Deterrence
(Washington, D.C.): For the first time in sixteen years, it appears that fundamental differences between the candidates on strategic deterrence...
AN OPEN LETTER TO THE CONGRESS
Hon. Dennis Hastert Speaker of the House of Representatives H-232 U.S. Capitol Washington, D.C. 20515 Hon. Trent Lott Majority Leader...
Shattering Illusions: Jacoby, North Weigh-in Against PNTR
(Washington, D.C.): As the House of Representatives prepares to vote on granting Permanent Normal Trade Relations to China two trenchant...
Twenty-one National Security Leaders Urge Rejection of PNTR
(Washington, D.C.): On the eve the House of Representatives vote on granting the People's Republic of China Permanent Normal Trade...
Say No To ChinaBy Jim Hoagland
The Washington Post, 21 May 2000
The Washington Post, 21 May 2000
Appeals to greed and fear should provide a quick victory to those that deploy them in any argument decided by...
‘What the Definition of National Security Is’ Not: P.N.T.R. for China Under Present and Foreseeable Circumstances
(Washington, D.C.): The bizarre mutation of the term "national security" continues apace. The Clinton-Gore Administration tells us it must now...
A Summary of “The China Nonproliferation Act”
To Be Introduced by Sen. Fred Thompson (R-TN) DRAFT National Security Legislation For The China-PNTR Debate May 2000 A national...