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Since his passing, Archbishop Desmond Tutu, renowned for his fight against South African's apartheid and racism, has been widely eulogized for his accomplishments.  Less

  (Archived document, may contain errors)     30   September 12, 1984 FOR U.S. FIRMS IN SOUTH AFRICA, THE THREAT OF COERCIVE SULLIVAN PRINCIPLES INTRODUCTION "I'm not here to keep American companies in South Africa." -- The Reverend Leon Sullivan' A voluntary code of corporate conduct for American firms with South African investments has turned into a bureaucratic quagmire and created a controversial backlash with major foreign and domestic policy implications.

Faced with China's creation of companies to bring in defensetechnology to serve the People's Liberation Army and themilitary-industrial complex, as well as its medium- and long-termhigh-technology research and development needs, Washington needs tomaintain law enforcement, counterintelligence, and securityeducation and industrial security programs to protect our nation.

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(Archived document, may contain errors) U.S. EXPORT POLICY AND NATIONAL SECURITY A Discussion with Senator John Heinz Plican, and Stephen D. Bryen Director, Defense Technology Security Administration M oderated by W. Bruce Weinrod The Lehrman Auditorium The Heritage Foundation July 29, 1987

Congress should cap and cut spending, move toward budget balance, and take steps toward tax reform that will enable free markets to grow the economy.

U.S. Commerce Department’s BIS published in the Federal Register a final rule updating its guidance regarding BIS’s penalty determinations in the settlement of administrative enforcement cases involving violations of the antiboycott provisions of the Export Regulations EAR.

On October 7, 2022, the U.S. Department of Commerce's Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) simultaneously published a final rule strengthening the antiboycott regulations in Part 766...

Permanent Trade Relations with China: Necessary Steps for Congress

In his May 2017 visit to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, President Trump committed with King Salman Bin Abdulaziz Al-Saud to a “renewed path toward a peaceful Middle East where economic development, trade, and diplomacy are hallmarks of regional and global engagement.”