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The Week That Will Be
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Justice Department Arrests Two New York Residents for Operating Clandestine Chinese Police Station
The secret office enabled China’s Ministry of Public Security to monitor and intimidate political dissidents on U.S. soil. -
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On Vanuatu's “diplomatic feat of Herculean proportions" in New York City. -
Livestream: Justice Department to Hold Press Conference on ‘Significant National Security Matter’
The Justice Department announced that it will hold a press conference at 1 p.m. ET in Brooklyn, New York. -
Can Whistleblowing Save Tech?
Whistleblowers are a crucial source of information about the tech industry, but their role is often overlooked. -
Who's Tackling Classified AI?
Innovative tools could collect the views of U.S. national security officials about what kinds of defense and intelligence AI we should use. -
Why Is Vladimir Putin So Difficult to Deter?
Personalist leaders present unique challenges for deterrence. -
The Week That Was: All of Lawfare in One Post
Your weekly summary of everything on the site. -
ChinaTalk: Schell on the Long Arc of US-China and Long Reach of Leninism
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ChinaTalk: Chips Avengers 2023: Chips Act + AI Revolution
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ChinaTalk: TikTok Hearing: The End of an Era
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The Lawfare Podcast: A TikTok Ban and the First Amendment
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Justice Department Charges Suspected Leaker of Classified Documents
The 21-year-old from Massachusetts is charged with two counts having to do with unauthorized release of national defense information and classified material. -
Why Divergent Civil Society and Military Approaches Matter for CHMR-AP Implementation
Enhanced clarity on divergent civil society and military approaches will allow prioritization of institutional reform efforts that maximize the utility of civilian harm mitigation practices without compr... -
Enforcement of Cybersecurity Regulations: Part 3
Cybersecurity enforcement will likely require an expansion of government inspections of critical infrastructure. -
The Chatter Podcast: Reporting from the Front Lines with Nancy Youssef
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Rational Security: The 'Signed Pol Pot Rookie Card' Edition
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The Lawfare Podcast: The Saudi-Iran Deal Featuring China
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Wagner, PMSCs, and the Limits of Transnational Governance
Definitional challenges in international law make regulating Wagner Group activity difficult, and transnational governance is not a ready substitute. What can be done instead?
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Lawfare Live: Trials of the Trump Administration, March 14
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A Dynamic Governance Model for AI
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