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The Role of International Assistance in Cyber Incident Response
Some cybersecurity incidents can render crucial government services inaccessible, like recent events in Costa Rica and Vanuatu exemplify. In these cases, international assistance can be a key part of the... -
How China’s Spies Fooled an America That Wanted to be Fooled
A review of Alex Joske, “Spies and Lies: How China’s Greatest Covert Operations Fooled the World” (Hardie Grant, 2022). -
Afghanistan Requires a Change from Humanitarian Business as Usual
Given Afghanistan’s economic weakness and uncaring regime, the international community’s current approach to humanitarian aid for the country is unsustainable. -
The Lawfare Podcast: Juliette Kayyem on Dealing with Disasters
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The Lawfare Podcast: Talking IoT Security with Google
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The Lawfare Podcast: Ashley Deeks on International Regulation of National Security AI
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A Dispatch From Italy: Meloni’s First Six Months
An appraisal of “Europe’s most dangerous woman” and her first months as prime minister of Italy. -
Late Effort at the International Law Commission to Decriminalize the Crime of Aggression Is Wrong in Law
The international community’s renunciation and criminalization of aggressive wars resulted from a conscious law reform project inspired by two costly world wars. A recommendation from the International L... -
The Cyberlaw Podcast: China in the Bull Shop
The latest episode of the Cyberlaw Podcast. -
Biden Administration Notifies Congress of Strikes Targeting IRGC-Affiliated Groups in Syria
President Joe Biden sent a letter notifying the speaker of the House and president pro tempore of the Senate of the precision strikes. -
Bukele Has Defeated El Salvador’s Gangs—for Now. How? And What Does It Mean for the Region?
Why has Nayib Bukele’s crackdown succeeded in “thwarting” criminal groups in El Salvador when so many others in the region have failed? -
Biden Administration Bans Government Use of Commercial Spyware
President Biden signed an executive order prohibiting government employees from using spyware which could harm U.S. national security.
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