Can We Afford Any More Breakthroughs On Chemical Weapons Arms Control?
(Washington, D.C.): The Bush Administration is letting it be known that the Soviet Union has accepted an important U.S. demand...
The National Aerospace Plane
Testimony by FRANK J. GAFFNEY, JR., Director of THE CENTER FOR SECURITY POLICY Before a JOINT HEARING OF THE U.S....
Must History Repeat Itself? Congress Should Not Invite North Korean Aggression
On January 12, 1950, then-Secretary of State Dean Acheson made a tragic mistake: When publicly describing those areas of vital...
Senator Bumpers Invites A New Korean Crisis
(Washington, D.C.): As the Senate moves to consider legislation that would require the unilateral reduction of 10,000 U.S. troops stationed...
A Call For A US ASAT Capability: Avoiding A Black Hole In Our Defense Posture
(Washington, D.C.): The Center for Security Policy today issued a comprehensive report urging immediate action to deal with what former...
Toward A US Anti-Satellite Capability: Correcting America’s “Most Serious Military Deficiency”
Today, the United States is critically dependent upon satellites for essential intelligence and for communications between, and command of, its...
A Formula For Disaster: Computers For The Soviet Military
This week, the Commerce Department announced that it would facilitate the Soviet bloc's ability to acquire advanced desktop computers. It...
Key Lawmakers Applauded For Opposing Commerce Department Decision To Aid Soviet Military’s Acquisition Of Computers
(Washington, D.C.): The Center for Security Policy today commended Senators Sam Nunn and John Glenn and Congressman Les Aspin for...
Commerce Department Blasted For Assisting Soviet Military’s Acquisition Of Computers
(Washington, D.C.): The Center for Security Policy issued today a highly critical assessment of the Commerce Department's recent decision to...
“East-West Relations At A Crossroads: The Role Of Western Economic And Financial Assistance”
Remarks by Roger W. Robinson, Jr., President, RWR Inc., former Senior Director for International Economic Affairs at the National Security...
Blowing Smoke About Chemical Arms Control
(Washington, D.C.): The Center for Security Policy today sharply criticized recent leaks to the press concerning ostensible diplomatic breakthroughs in...
“US Relations With China”
Testimony by FRANK J. GAFFNEY, JR., Director of THE CENTER FOR SECURITY POLICY Before the HOUSE FOREIGN AFFAIRS COMMITTEE 19...
Get The National Aerospace Plane Off The Ground
Introduction: On 21 April 1989, the Center for Security policy released a prescription for reinvigorating America's space program. This paper,...
Save The National Aerospace Plane
(Washington, D.C.): As the President's National Space Council meets this morning to consider the future of the National Aerospace Plane...
Center For Security Policy Calls For Real Sanctions On China
(Washington, D.C.): The Center for Security Policy today advocated the application of additional U.S. sanctions in response to the continuing,...
Center For Security Policy Celebrates First Anniversary
(Washington, D.C.): The Center for Security Policy last night celebrated its first year of operations with a standing-room-only crowd of...