CIA’s Debacle Dodged
By Jim HoaglandThe Washington Post, 24 July 1997 Marking its 50th birthday, the Central Intelligence Agency needs bold, creative leadership...
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What’s Good For Silicon Graphics is Not Necessarily Good for America: Some Super Computer Sales Imperil US Security
(Washington, D.C.): Earlier in this century, the sentiment that U.S. national interests were defined by those of powerful domestic economic...
Pull The Plug On Mir
(Washington, D.C.): Against the backdrop of renewed rumors of war with Iraq and mounting evidence of an emerging Russian-abetted Iranian...
“Hard Questions About Land Mines”
By Patrick M. Cronin and Ted Sahlin The Washington Post, 09 July 1997 There can be no disagreement on the...
The Battle is Joined: Defense Department, Congressional Opposition Mounts to Fatuous Landmine Ban
(Washington, D.C.): In recent days, the pell-mell rush toward an unverifiable unilateral or negotiated ban on the use by U.S....
“On My Mind: Laughing In Beijing”
By A. M. RosenthalThe New York Times, 04 July 1997 How delightful it must be these days to be a...
Will Moscow Be Allowed To Recreate In Cuba The Nuclear Nightmare It Has Bequeathed To Bulgaria?
(Hong Kong): On the evening of 19 June 1997, the CBS Evening News broadcast a chilling report about an incipient...
THE WILLIAM J. CASEY INSTITUTE’S SYMPOSIUM ON THE STRATEGIC AND ECONOMIC OUTLOOK FOR THE ASIA/PACIFIC REGION
9 June 1997 The ANA Hotel Washington, D.C. In anticipation of congressional consideration of President Clinton's proposal to renew China's...
Excerpts of Testimony by Dr. Peter Leitner before the Joint Economic Committee of the United States Congress
Washington, D.C. 17 June 1997 Introduction Mr. Chairman, members of the Committee, I am the author of the book entitled...
First, Clinton Mutates NATO; Now, The G-7: Why Denver Should Be The First — And Last — ‘Summit Of The Eight‘
(Washington, D.C.): President Clinton's decision to transform the Group of Seven (G-7) meeting in Denver on 20-22 June into a...
So Far, So Good: Feingold’s Defeat In Committee Points Way For Senate To Support Independent International Broadcasting
(Washington, D.C.): The U.S. Senate is currently expected to complete work over the next two days on legislation intended to...
Freeing and Strengthening Freedom Radios May Be Helms-Biden Reorganization Initiative’s Most Important Achievement
(Washington, D.C.): The Senate Foreign Relations Committee is scheduled this afternoon to complete work on legislation intended to reorganize and...
European Security Act — Two Steps Forward on NATO Enlargement, One Ill-Advised Step Back on Missile Defense
(Washington, D.C.): The Senate Foreign Relations Committee is scheduled this afternoon to complete work on legislation intended to reorganize and...
Non-Renewal of M.F.N. For China: A Proportionate Response to Beijing’s Emerging, Trade-Subsidized Strategic Threat
(Washington, D.C.): Congress is expected shortly to consider President Clinton's proposal to renew for an additional year China's Most Favored...
Jim Woolsey Helps U.S. Reach ‘Critical Mass’ on Missile Defense
(Washington, D.C.): As Congress returns to work following the Memorial Day recess, one of the most important tasks confronting it...
‘Penetrating’: Clinton’s ‘New’ Nuclear Weapon Underscores Continuing Need for Nuclear Deterrence, Danger of the C.T.B.
(Washington, D.C.): Yesterday's Washington Post Outlook Section featured a crie de coeur about the recent deployment of a B-61 nuclear...