‘Fool Me Twice’? Imhausen Believed Building Second Poison Gas Factory In Libya
The Center for Security Policy today released an unclassified U.S. government cable reporting that the West German company, Imhausen, is...
Libya
Imhausen: Plans For A Second Poison Gas Plant In Libya?
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Excerpts From: Banning Chemical Weapons: Negotiating Unilateral US Disarmament
(No. 89-61, 3 October 1989) The Strategic Problem with Chemical Arms Control The abhorrent nature of chemical weapons has made...
Center Commends Bush For Making End Of Saddam Hussein’s Regime US Policy Goal
The Center for Security Policy today applauded published press accounts reporting that, in the aftermath of Iraq's invasion of Kuwait,...
Time To Reinvigorate The US-Israeli Strategic Relationship
Introduction Monday's election of a new Israeli government may prove to be an historic watershed in relations between the United...
‘Free’ Czechoslovakia?: Shadows Over The Transition
Introduction The unravelling of the communist regime in Czechoslovakia in late 1989 led to the establishment of an interim government...
Soviet military relief act
Rep. Les Aspin, Wisconsin Democrat, chairman of the House Armed Services Committee, recently introduced a new argument in his campaign...
House Proposal To Rewrite Export Control Laws: “The Soviet Military Relief Act Of 1990”
Introduction The House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on International Economic Policy and Trade begins work today on legislation to rewrite the...
Can The United States Afford Not To Be Properly Defended?
Submitted Testimony by Frank J. Gaffney, Jr. Director of the Center for Security Policy before the U.S. Senate Budget Committee...
Defense “Scorecard” Ii: An Assessment Of The Bush Budget
Introduction On 26 January 1990, the eve of the release of the Bush Administration's budget submission to the Congress, the...
A Scorecard On The Defense Budget: Preserving Key Priorities And Programs In An Era Of Cuts
Tomorrow, the Bush Administration will unveil its outline for the defense budget. That budget reportedly will reportedly seek $295 billion...
Banning Chemical Weapons: Negotiating Unilateral US Disarmament
In recent months, starting with the NATO summit in May, the Administration has been generating arms control and related initiatives...
“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...
Perle Assails German Leadership’s Incompetence In Dealing With “Gorbomania”
(Washington, D.C.): Richard Perle, former Assistant Secretary of Defense and member of the Center for Security Policy's Board of Advisors,...
Where Is The Bush Administration’s Commitment To Bipartisan Consensus On Foreign Policy Issues When We Really Need It?
(Washington, D.C.): "At a time when the Bush Administration has made bipartisan foreign policy a paramount objective, it is particularly...
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...