Center Applauds Bush Opposition On Loans To Moscow
The Center for Security Policy today commended President Bush for flatly opposing Western loans to the Soviet Union. In a...
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Webster’s Assessment Of Soviet Prospects Warrants An Independent Review
The Center for Security Policy today urged President Bush to empanel an independent team of experts to examine the assumptions...
A New Technology Transfer Fiasco Demands A Time-Out On Decontrol Decisions
The Center for Security Policy today sharply criticized the most recent in a series of decisions made by the Bush...
Chemical Warfare: Beware Bush’s Perilous Delusions
In no area has the Bush administration 's preoccupation with the public-relations aspects of arms-control policy been more clearly in...
Post-Wyoming Damage Control: Start Without SDI Should Amount To No Deal
The Center for Security Policy today released an analysis of the devastating impact on the U.S. SDI program that will...
Reading Between The Lines In Soviet Military Power
The Center for Security Policy today expressed profound concern over this year's version of the Defense Department's annual publication Soviet...
Open Skies, Open Lands: Open Season On US Security
The Center for Security Policy today expressed grave misgivings about the elimination of most travel restrictions on Soviet diplomats and...
Emergency Alliance Consultations Are Needed To Map A Common Response To The Coming Soviet Crackdown In The Baltics
(Washington, D.C.): The Center for Security Policy today called for immediate alliance consultations aimed at providing powerful disincentives to potential...
It’s Time For The Soviet Union Formally To Renounce The Nazi-Soviet Agreements Of August 1939
(Washington, D.C.): The Center for Security Policy marked the fiftieth anniversary of the notorious Hitler-Stalin Non-Aggression Pact by releasing a...
A Call For A Rigorous Damage Assessment In The Aftermath Of The Felix Bloch Affair
(Washington, D.C.): The Center for Security Policy today renewed its call for a thorough assessment of the damage that could...
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...
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...
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...
Black Day On The Black Sea For US Interests
(Washington, D.C.): Washington's Center for Security Policy today took sharp issue with the efforts of an unofficial contingent of Americans...
Center For Security Policy Commends “Mosbacher Principles” On East-West Trade
Testifying before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee today, Frank J. Gaffney, Jr. commended Secretary Mosbacher for his approach to East-West...