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Right or wrong, the executive branch likely thinks Trump has the legal authority to do it—at least until Congress or the courts say otherwise.
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Ukraine’s practice of trying Russian military officials in absentia for war crimes could be at odds with the prescribed international law.
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Scott Anderson sat down with Tyler McBrien, Daniel Byman, and Dana Stuster to talk through the week's big news in the Middle East.
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What is the nature of the U.S. involvement in the conflict?
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Military strikes, even ones that display impressive operational skills, can fail or even backfire in the long-term.
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Satellite imagery is vital to better understanding the reasons for conflict and identifying the best policy options.
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While § 12406 guarantees some role for the state, it is likely far more minimal than what California asserts.
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Can protesters show more discipline than the president in a dangerous situation?
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Beyond mere military damage, the drone attack will usher in a new era of paranoia and disrupt Russia’s internal economy.
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Discussing Ukraine's drone strikes on Russian warplanes.
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Scott Anderson, Anastasiia Lapatina, Eric Ciaramella, and Alex Zerden talked through the week’s big national security news.
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The agreement incentivizes the U.S. to support Ukraine’s defense, while Ukraine risks earning little revenue from the partnership.
