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1972 Richard Nixon met with Chou En-Lai in Shanghai to “cement a new world order”. America crawled into bed with the commies. The same communists who were holding our POW/MIAs from the Korean and Viet Nam "conflicts." Only God knows how many were still alive, but those butchers of Beijing had them a

The argument that missile defense for America is not feasiblesuffered a stunning setback on June 10, 1999.

Balancing Trade and National Security in the 21st Century

The People's Republic of China (PRC) might be setting the stage for a war with the U.S., and if that is so, what would such a war look like? Would it include ground troops? Cyber attacks? Or would it be an economic war fueled by trade disputes?  Who would win in each scenario? Is conflict inevitable? Or can it be avoided?

Revelations that China may have illegally acquired advanced nuclearweapons and radar technology provoked the Clinton Administrationand Members of Congress to propose ways to enhance security at thelabs.

In regards to Asia, the Bush administration will have to overcome the message of vacillation and lack of steady, even-handed attention to priorities.

Theater Missile Defense: How Will It Recast Security and Diplomacyin East Asia?

In crafting the Export Administration Act, Congress has theresponsibility of weighing America's commercial interests againstits national security concerns

President Clinton has extended China's normal trade relations (NTR)status for another year.

There is considerable momentum behind the idea of deploying an NMDsystem.