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Afghanistan as a Site of U.S.-China Competition
The Taliban’s struggle to provide security after the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan in 202 -
The Fight Over Judicial Appointments in Israel
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Reversing the “Constitutional Revolution”: The Israeli Government’s Plan to Undermine the Supreme Court’s Judicial Review of Legislation
How did the Israeli Supreme Court use its authority after the constitutional revolution of the 1990s, and what do current proposals to limit the power of the Court to exercise judicial review over Knesse... -
The New Israeli Government’s ‘Constitutional Law Reforms’: Why now? What do they mean? And what will happen next?
With the swearing in of Israel’s new government, Israel’s legal system is facing proposals for sweeping reform that would change fundamental aspects of the courts’ ability to check and balance the Knesse... -
The U.S. Government Should Try Harder to Minimize Costs of China Defensive Measures
The U.S. government’s proliferating defensive measures aimed at protecting sensitive technology, particularly screening of foreign investments, are actually counterproductive to its goal of staying ahead... -
Contextualizing the Nigerian Government’s Forced Abortion Program
The unprecedented campaign is a test of the Biden administration's commitment to addressing conflict-related sexual violence. -
Biden Brings Semiconductors to the Forefront of Americans’ Minds
On technology, President Biden’s State of the Union address sent a clear message: U.S.-China competition is here to stay, the American people are key stakeholders in the semiconductor industry, and publi... -
Biden Brings Semiconductors to the Forefront of Americans’ Minds
On technology, President Biden’s State of the Union address sent a clear message: U.S.-China -
The U.S. Government Should Try Harder to Minimize Costs of China Defensive Measures
The U.S. government’s proliferating defensive measures aimed at protecting sensitive technol -
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The EU Can, and Should, Designate the IRGC as a Terrorist Group
The European Parliament recently voted to designate Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) as a terrorist group. The EU’s policy chief insists that such a move is not possible until a European c...
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