Latest in Foreign Relations & International Law
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Lawfare Live: U.S.-Iranian Relations During a Presidential Transition With Suzanne Maloney
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Saudi Crown Prince Facing Lawsuits in D.C.
A preliminary analysis of the legal questions likely to be raised in the lawsuits against the Saudi crown prince. -
Rethinking Global Counterterrorist Financing
Financial intelligence analysts need to go beyond "following the money" to tackle contemporary terrorist threats. -
Taiwan, “Strategic Clarity” and the War Powers: A U.S. Commitment to Taiwan Requires Congressional Buy-In
An ongoing foreign policy debate over whether the United States should clarify a security guarantee to Taiwan needs to consider Congress's role in such a policy. -
ChinaTalk: The Blunder Down Under? How China-Australia Relations Fell Off a Cliff
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The Mistake of Designating the Houthis as a Foreign Terrorist Organization
The label misunderstands the conflict and would harm Yemeni civilians more than the Houthis themselves. -
ChinaTalk: 5G in the Caribbean, Open Source Tech, CCP Twitter Bots, Chinese TV and Rap
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The Cyberlaw Podcast: Henry Kissinger and Michael Daniel on How To Be a Cyber Czar
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What’s in the Lead Inspector General’s Quarterly Report on Afghanistan?
The inspector general’s quarterly report provides an interesting status update on the conflict in Afghanistan in light of the Trump administration’s expedited drawdown. -
Why the Nagorno-Karabakh Cease-Fire Won’t End the Conflict
The agreement introduces a number of novel terms that have not previously been included in any cease-fire—all considered successes for Azerbaijan and Russia, but not necessarily for Armenia. -
ChinaTalk: Incoming NSA Jake Sullivan on an Alternative Vision for US-China Relations
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ChinaTalk: HR McMaster on His Time as NSA, China, and History's Role in Policymaking



