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From How Africa Works to How It Will Transform
A review of Joe Studwell, “How Africa Works: Success and Failure on the World’s Last Developmental Frontier” (Atlantic Monthly Press, 2026). -
The Kill Switch and the Long Arm
Washington can’t promise allies it will never cut off their access to American AI or reach their data—but it can set, and eventually codify, clear rules for both. -
Lawfare Daily: Nuclear Weapons in the Age of AI, with Joshua Keating
Will AI change how we engage with nuclear weapons? -
Afrikaner Refugees and the Limits of U.S. Pressure on South Africa
Beyond Washington’s refugee policy is a larger story about South Africa’s foreign policy and the limits of U.S. power in a multipolar world. -
Reconstructing Iran’s Nuclear Baseline
To reach an effective nuclear agreement with Iran, negotiators first must establish the status of Iran’s nuclear program. -
Justice Delayed, Justice Denied? The HCJ’s ICRC Visits Judgment
The Supreme Court belatedly finds refusal to allow ICRC visits to Palestinian prisoners a blatant violation of Israeli and international law. -
NATO 3.0: A Tagline in Search of a Concept
Force posture decisions have become another coercive tool in the Trump administration’s alliance management toolkit. -
Lawfare Daily: Trump's Cuba Problem
Is the Trump administration going to attempt regime change in Cuba? -
The EU Cloud and AI Development Act
Inside the European Union’s latest bid to achieve technological sovereignty. -
Trump’s Cuba Problem
The “Venezuela Option” would address only a portion of the issues that have hobbled the country and driven the conflict with the United States. -
Ceasefire Without End
The memorandum of understanding with Iran will end the U.S.-Iran conflict without ending the war. -
Lawfare Daily: A Breakthrough in Ukraine’s EU Accession Talk
What is the status of Ukraine's accession to the European Union?


