Latest in Foreign Relations & International Law
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International Shocks and Regional Responses in Data Governance
Recent global crises in intelligence, health, and the military have influenced the evolution of data regulation locally and globally. -
ChinaTalk: Soviet Ruins and China's Future
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Lawfare Daily: A Trip Around the ‘Hidden Globe’ with Atossa Araxia Abrahamian
What is the 'hidden globe?' -
ICC Arrest Warrants for Heads of State Are Not Risk Free
Expecting countries to prioritize ICC membership over their national interests is unrealistic and harmful for conducting foreign affairs. -
Sounding the Alarm on Digitally Enabled Sanctions Evasion
Innovative sanctions evasion practices should prompt a reassessment of the national security risks posed by digital financial technologies. -
Chatter: Freedom of the Seas, with David Bosco
Discussing the origins of the freedom of the seas concept. -
How Autocrats Gained the Upper Hand
A review of Anne Applebaum, “Autocracy, Inc.”(Doubleday, 2024). -
A Financial Primer on a New International AI Organization
Creating an effective international AI organization requires knowing how to pay for it. -
Artificial Intelligence Is Accelerating Iranian Cyber Operations
Over the past few decades, Iran has been quietly building its cyber capability in the shadow of great powers. -
Why Is Ukraine Ratifying the Rome Statute With an Article 124 Caveat?
Ukraine seeks a balance between bolstering its justice efforts and managing risk perception by its military and security officials. -
Xi Jinping: The Man, the System, the Icon
A review of Chun Han Wong, “Party of One: The Rise of Xi Jinping and China’s Superpower Future” (Simon & Schuster, 2023) -
Western Sahara and a Fraught Path to Peace
Morocco gains further support for its Western Sahara claim, but deep divisions and regional tensions make peace unlikely anytime soon.


