Latest in Foreign Relations & International Law
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South Korea’s Digital Regulation Proposal Sparks U.S. Pushback
South Korea’s proposed online platform regulation has drawn less attention than Trump’s tariffs, but may play a role in trade negotiations. -
On the Path to AI Sovereignty, AI Agency Offers a Shortcut
More than AI sovereignty, strengthening AI agency can create a powerful buffer against volatile geopolitical headwinds. -
Lawfare Daily: Nayib Bukele's Crackdown on Dissent in El Salvador
Discussing the situation in El Salvador -
Ceding American Biodefense Is a Gift to Russia
The world banned biological weapons 50 years ago, but the threat is still growing. -
The Shifting Landscape of U.S.-China Economic Relations
Both countries are expanding their efforts to influence politics through trade regulation. -
ChinaTalk: The AI Attention War
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Lawfare Daily: What Trump’s Middle East Trip Means for Gaza and the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict, with Joel Braunold
Discussing recent updates in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. -
Rational Security: The “Doodle Ordinance” Edition
Scott Anderson, Natalie Orpett, Tyler McBrien, and Daniel Byman talked through the week’s big national security news. -
Trump’s 'Emergencies' Are Pretexts for Undermining the Constitution
The president’s abusive invocations of emergency powers threaten American liberty and the constitutional system. -
Lawfare Daily: How China Might Coerce Taiwan
What can be done to reduce the risk of Taiwanese coercion? -
Romania, Foreign Election Interference, and a Dangerous U.S. Retreat
The candidates may sound typical for today’s Europe; however, the ongoing Romanian election has been anything but. -
The Trump Admin’s Attempt to Redefine a ‘Foreign Affairs Function’
Courts will likely reject this effort to shield all of the executive’s cross-border actions from Administrative Procedure Act review.


