The UN has agreed on a global cybersecurity mechanism, but consensus may come at a cost, ignoring divides and risking deadlock. 

How buyers can use performance measures to drive better security in software products. 

The ILC must stay true to its progressive mandate and reject personal immunity for international crimes tried in national courts.

Evidence suggests that Guantanamo is a de facto U.S. territory. For that reason—among others—PCA violations committed there are actionable.

Making Washington Safe Again

The president’s concerning use of the D.C. National Guard relies on incredibly broad and outdated statutory law and a history of maximalist executive branch practice.

The G7’s prosperity statement is emblematic of a broader shift in multilateral AI policy discussions.

Legislators should consider strategies to boost congressional influence as they craft public-facing messages about foreign affairs. 

Taiwan is a preview of the future of authoritarian meddling in democratic politics.

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Israel’s June use of force against Iran was legally justified as an exercise of its right to self-defense in response to Iran’s 2024 missile attacks launched directly against it. 

In a world where data brokers enable violence by selling our information, safety requires a data-deletion right that people can reliably enforce.