The Mounting Price Of US Inaction In The Gulf: Grave Risks Attend Pandering To Israel’s Foes
The Bush Administration's decision to initiate a U.N. Security Council resolution condemning Israel is but the latest illustration of the...
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....
Halleluiah! Capitol Hill Finally Awakens To Frightening Specter Of Failed Export Controls
The Center for Security Policy today commended the House Government Operations Subcommittee on Commerce, Consumer, and Monetary Affairs for its...
Holding our noses against gas attack
Of the many military, political and human dramas relating to the Persian Gulf crisis that television has played out in...
Iraqi Biological Weapons Capabilities Require New US Debate On ‘Assured Vulnerability’
The Center for Security Policy today welcomed official confirmation of its earlier warnings that Saddam Hussein was capable of engaging...
What We’re Not Prepared for From Saddam’s Arsenal
How would the U.S. government and the American people react if the following nightmarish scenario materialized? The U.S. is at...
Iraq Gives Hill Wake-Up Call On Export Controls
In the aftermath of two important congressional hearings on U.S. exports of militarily relevant technology to Iraq, the Center for...
Will Congress Restore US Technology Security? Export Controls’ Imminent Moment Of Truth
Introduction Within the past week the congressional Joint Economic Committee and the House Government Operations Committee have held important hearings...
Congress Puts A Marker Down: End The Japanese Default On Burden-Sharing
Today, a bipartisan group of seventy members of the House of Representatives -- led by Rep. Charles D. Schumer (D-NY)...
Gorbachev Balk On Reform Forces Choice On West: Endorse Freedom Or Renewed Authoritarianism?
Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev yesterday threw down the gauntlet to his opponents in the Soviet Union bent on genuine, urgent...
Beyond The ‘Great Glaspie’: Commerce’s Misdeeds Surpass State Department Kow-Towing To Iraq
It may seem difficult to top U.S. Ambassador to Iraq April Glaspie's recent statement that " didn't think...that the Iraqis...
‘Veto Bait’: Irresponsible Congressional Cuts In SDI And Other Defense Programs
The Center for Security Policy today welcomed the announced intention of the House Armed Services Committee's ranking minority member, Alabama...
Excerpts From Nuclear Testing Negotiations: What Is The Bush Administration’s Agenda?
(No. 89-34, 26 June 1989) Introduction Under the charter for the NTT negotiations agreed to in September, 1987 by then-Secretary...
What Are The Bush Administration’s ‘Next Steps’ On Nuclear Testing Arms Control?
Coincident with the start of the Senate Armed Services Committee's deliberations on two arms control treaties involving nuclear testing, the...
Security Policy In The Post-Kuwait World
An Address by Frank J. Gaffney, Jr. Director of the Center for Security Policy The Heritage Foundation September 12, 1990...
‘Tough Love’: Gaffney Commends, Critiques Bush Performance On Iraq
Frank J. Gaffney, Jr., director of the Center for Security Policy, commended President Bush for his powerful address last night...