China and U.S. Debt
Originally published at The American Thinker As the U.S. federal debt is steadily climbing closer to $17 trillion, President Obama...
Economic Security in Asia
Will Brazil and China abandon the dollar?
In March 2009, Premier Wen Jiabao made an astonishing announcement when he expressed his deep worries about the safety of...
China’s double-standard on debt
Communist China has done it again. Desperate for new sources of energy, the Chinese are moving into an oil-rich...
How Not to Lend To A Bankrupt Russia: Eximbank Energy Deal Should Be Iced, Reworked
The terms of a multi-billion dollar series of loan guarantees to the Russian oil and gas sector in preparation by...
Chapter (11) And Verse: Center Warnings Confirmed as Soviet Deadbeats Endanger U.S. Firms
Over $100 million are owed to U.S. companies by the Soviet Union. This is the wholly unnecessary by-product of the...
Bail-Out Of Soviet Cash Crunch By Western Central Banks? : A Bridge Loan To Nowhere
The Center for Security Policy warned Western central banks against entering into bilateral or coordinated gold-swap arrangements with the Soviet...
The Bush Administration’s Response To Repression: US Concessions On Gatt Membership
Even as Soviet tanks were rumbling through the streets of Vilnius last week -- and the Bush Administration was softly...
Submitted Testimony by Frank J. Gaffney, Jr. on The Application Of National Security Export Controls To The East Bloc
before the U.S. House of Representatives Foreign Affairs Committee Subcommittee on International Economic Policy and Trade 25 January 1990 Why...
An Ominous Strategic Development: “Perestroika Bonds” And Soviet Entry Into US Securities Markets
The Center for Security Policy has discovered that major U.S. banks have been invited by the Soviet Union over the...
Trading Places: NATO May Lose Technological Edge To Warsaw Pact As Commerce Decontrols Key Technologies
In July, the Commerce Department decided to completely eliminate export controls that previously prevented the sale of a wide array...
The Bush Administration’s Shrinking Chinese Sanctions Policy
(Washington, D.C.): According to an unclassified U.S. government cable (attached) obtained by the Center for Security Policy, the Bush Administration...
Western Corporations’ “Short March” Back To China: Bad Business, Awful Public Relations, Dangerous Policy
From the perspective of the Chinese government, a far more important casualty of its recent, brutal crackdown than the loss...
Administration’s Soviet Assistance Binge Will Damage US Security Interests And Undermine Genuine Reform
The Center for Security Policy today questioned the approach apparently adopted by President Bush for integrating the Soviet Union into...
Center For Security Policy Applauds Ford Decision To Pull Out Of Soviet Joint Venture
The Center for Security Policy today applauded the decision by Ford Motor Company to withdraw from a multibillion dollar joint...
Economic And Financial Security: Gorbachev’s Perestroika and How the West Should Respond
Executive Summary One of the most important security challenges now facing the West is the need to define and pursue...