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Geographic and geopolitical obstacles, deficient financial and legal infrastructure, and other impediments make Western exploitation unwise. -
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Trump’s Vision for Policing Comes into Focus
With its recent order “strengthening and unleashing” U.S. law enforcement, the Trump administration is pushing for militarized and unaccountable policing. -
Maintaining Military Justice in the Face of Presidential Expansionism
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Is Accountability Polarizing? What Bolsonaro’s Indictment Can Tell Us
Holding anti-democratic leaders accountable is often seen as a risky endeavor. But a recent study in Brazil complicates that assumption. -
Lawfare Live: Trials of the Trump Administration, May 22
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South Korea’s Digital Regulation Proposal Sparks U.S. Pushback
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On the Path to AI Sovereignty, AI Agency Offers a Shortcut
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Lawfare Daily: Nayib Bukele's Crackdown on Dissent in El Salvador
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The Situation: And What If He Meant It?
James Comey could have gone a lot stronger than “8647” and still not risked jail. -
On AI Policy, Congress Shouldn’t Cut States Off at the Knees
A sweeping preemption provision tucked into a federal budget bill would be a major step backwards in AI policy. -
The Return of Schedule F
The Trump administration has proposed new rules to remove due process protections for thousands of federal employees. -
Lawfare Daily: The Trials of the Trump Administration, May 16
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Ceding American Biodefense Is a Gift to Russia
The world banned biological weapons 50 years ago, but the threat is still growing.
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