Israel’s airstrike in Doha, which was a serious violation of international law, risks normalizing preventive war under Article 51.

International law and U.S. policy leave room for pragmatic security policy.

Tech companies’ promises of digital sovereignty in Europe warrant skepticism—and could have pernicious impacts on the Global South.

Microsoft’s recent action against Israel’s Unit 8200 demonstrates Big Tech’s growing ability to limit state-operated surveillance practices.

U.S. entities should be aware of new data transfer rules and how they compare to one another.

There’s a word for what they’re doing.

What it means that the president’s son-in-law is part of the group buying Electronic Arts.

The unlawful policies and practices of the previous post-9/11 administrations laid the foundation for the Trump administration’s current legal overreach.

While Europe worried about the United States flipping a “kill switch” on digital services, they accidentally triggered their own.