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Global Counterterrorism in (and After) a Pandemic
Terrorist attacks have declined since the start of the pandemic, but it is unclear what factors have driven this trend and whether it will last. -
Live Recording: Lawfare Podcast on Ukraine Sanctions
In response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the United States and its international allies are pursuing an unprecedented set of economic sanctions measures against Russia. But what do these measures ent... -
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International Law and the Russian Invasion of Ukraine
Now is the time for a narrower, more focused international legal order dedicated to a strong core of sovereignty-protecting norms that preserve the territorial status quo and promote international peace ... -
The Lawfare Podcast: Matthieu Aikins on Traveling as an Afghan Refugee
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Lawfare No Bull: The DOJ's Role in Combatting Nation State Threats
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Chile’s Security Agenda: A Policy Challenge for Incoming President Boric
Incoming Chilean President Boric faces numerous social and institutional challenges. -
Full Translation: Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s Feb. 23 Speech
A full Ukrainian and Russian transcript with a complete English translation of President Zelenskyy’s remarks made hours before the Russian invasion of his country. -
Putin Can’t Destroy the International Order by Himself
It’s too early to write the obituary of the postwar international system. -
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The World Reacts to Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine
The reactions reflect how the world sees Russia’s actions, a perception that is relevant to both international law and policy surrounding Ukraine moving forward. -
Three Things to Know About NATO’s Role in Responding to the Ukraine Crisis
As events continue to unfold, it’s helpful to rehash some relevant background about NATO’s role. -
The Lawfare Podcast: The Information War in Ukraine
Evelyn Douek and Quinta Jurecic spoke with Olga Lautman, a non-resident senior fellow at the Center for European Policy Analysis—who has been tracking Russian disinformation in Ukraine—and Shane Harris, ... -
The Chatter Podcast: Assassination by Poison with Neil Bradbury
This week's episode takes a walk on the dark side, with a molecular look at a prominent international poisonings. -
How Congress Can Ensure CHIPS Act Funding Advances National Security Interests
As Congress moves towards conference consideration of major China-related legislation, funding for domestic semiconductor manufacturing will feature prominently. -
Mazars Creep and the Jan. 6 Committee
Tracing the influence of the Supreme Court’s decision in Trump v. Mazars on the House investigation into the Capitol riot. -
ChinaTalk: Space Industry Literacy, NASA and Elon versus the Taliban
Jordan Schneider and Casey Handmer discuss the U.S. space ecosystem in both the private and public sector. -
TechTank: Laura Coates on Racial Inequities in Our Criminal Justice System
The latest episode of TechTank. -
FBI Statement on Investigation into Bomb Threats at HBCUs
The FBI released a statement detailing its findings in the ongoing investigation into bomb threats at historically Black institutions. -
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