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The Lawfare Podcast: The SEC and the Facebook Papers
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A Brief History of Online Influence Operations
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Lawfare Live: A Discussion on Recent Climate Security Reports
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Rational Security 2.0: The ‘Very Windy’ Edition
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The Lawfare Podcast: Somalia, Al-Shabab, and the United States, with Julian Barnes and Emilia Columbo
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Afghanistan and American Jihadists: More Inspiration, Less Destination
Some American law enforcement and national security officials speculate that the Taliban takeover in Afghanistan may embolden American jihadist sympathizers. -
Alternative Channels for Police Transparency
Fourth Amendment doctrine and new policing technologies have made law enforcement less transparent, less accountable and less trustworthy. Transparency law is beginning to fill the gap. -
What You Need to Know About the New Climate Security Reports
The reports offer a clear-eyed analysis of the climate threats facing the nation and world. -
The Lawfare Podcast: Katrina Northrop on the Evergrande Debt Crisis
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Rational Security 2.0: The 'Ku Ku Kachoo' Edition
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After a Year of Silence, Are EU Cyber Sanctions Dead?
The European Union has stopped issuing cyber sanctions, but it's not for lack of new attacks. -
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The Cyberlaw Podcast: The FBI Laughs Last
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The Week That Will Be
Lawfare's weekly roundup of event announcements and employment opportunities. -
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Belarus’s Lawfare Against Latvia, Lithuania and Poland
Belarus is currently using migrant issues as “lawfare” in its hybrid operations against Western European neighbors. -
The Lawfare Podcast: Pete Strzok on Declining FISAs and Human Source Handling
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State Anti-Protest Laws and Their Constitutional Implications
States have recently passed laws targeting a range of protest actions. How exactly do these statutes work and what constitutional questions do they raise? -
What Kind of Safe Haven Is Afghanistan?
Al-Qaeda will now have a more permissive environment in which to operate, but the precise context will be important for the U.S. policy response.
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Back to the Future: The U.S. Court for Berlin’s Lessons for the ATRC
A half-century ago, the United States brought to life a moribund court in West Berlin; that experience provides lessons for today’s ATRC -
Lawfare Live: Lawfare Live: Seduction, Intelligence Gathering, and the Allegations Against Nvidia CEO
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After Good Faith: Intelligence Oversight in the New Congress
Congress should demand answers about the assault on the intelligence community.
