The United States has tried to shift its foreign policy focus from the Middle East to the Asia-Pacific for two decades. Will Biden finally succeed?

Lawfare’s biweekly roundup of U.S.-China technology policy and national security news.

Stakeholders are increasingly advocating for a multilateral accord on government surveillance.

Tuesday’s House Armed Services Committee hearing previewed some problems that might emerge as a result of withdrawing from Afghanistan.

China’s “gray-zone” tactics around the South China Sea, diplomatic developments with Taiwan and applying the Law of the Sea in the Spratly Islands.

Alarmed rhetoric about great power competition over the Arctic has been based partly on common errors about extended continental shelf claims. Accurate descriptions of these claims are necessary to under...

As the Biden administration reconsiders the role of industrial policy in the U.S. economy, it will need to ask whether the United States should follow WTO rules even if it believes they cannot be enforce...

Common interests and shared values are necessary for durable bilateral relations—and the United States shares neither with Russia. 

Protests and riots in response to the new post-Brexit customs border have raised fears about renewed sectarian violence.