NIST’s latest forays in risk management frameworks disavow concrete metrics or outcomes, and solicit voluntary participation instead of providing stable mandates.

Uncertainty about U.S. policy toward Ukraine is fueling Russia’s confidence. A NATO-integrated security agreement approved by Congress could help.

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Two years of Indo-Pacific Strategy; Taiwan elects a new president; AUKUS faces industrial capacity challenges; Pacific Islands warn Congress about funding delays; and more.

Remarks from General Counsel of the Department of Defense Caroline D. Krass  delivered at the 2024 USSPACECOM Legal Conference.

The recent Chinese cyber intrusion highlights the need for a reexamination of U.S. cybersecurity strategy.

Why Protect Democracy filed a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request with the Biden administration demanding the release of its legal justification for ongoing military action in Yemen.

The Supreme Court’s ruling in Trump v. Anderson punts several questions about disqualifying Donald Trump under Section 3 of the 14th Amendment.

Five hundred miles apart, two courts held major hearings in Trump criminal cases.

Rather than continue waiting for Congress to act, the executive branch is right to pursue measures targeting some of the lowest-hanging national security risks posed by data brokerage.

Moscow’s long practice and tolerance of illicit activities makes Russia well placed to bust Western sanctions. Two years on from Putin’s illegal invasion, what more can be done?

To avoid openly violating their principled opposition to economic sanctions, China’s top leaders often outsource punishment to subnational authorities—with mixed success.