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Join the Lawfare team at 4 pm ET for a discussion of the litigation surrounding the Trump administration.
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Ukraine can now prosecute Russian soldiers for crimes committed in Syria—but its 2024 law leaves the practical mechanics unresolved.
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How have the Ukrainian attacks on Russian energy sites shifted attitudes towards the war inside Russia?
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Trump has said he will remove sanctions on Iran if a peace deal is reached. But the case of Syria suggests it won’t be easy.
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AI in the near term may drive cybersecurity back to its roots, when widespread vulnerabilities, not deceptive intrusions, drove incidents.
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Steve Feldstein argues that the conventional wisdom about AI warfare has it backwards.
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A federal appellate court limited a key asset in the Department of Justice’s counterterrorism toolkit.
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Government Accountability Office finds State Department delayed in reporting U.S. international agreements to Congress and the public.
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Has has Ukraine's position in the negotiations changed?
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The memorandum of understanding leaves Hormuz dangerously ambiguous, inviting disputes over transit fees and navigation.
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Dismantling the machinery that coordinates U.S. foreign policy led to disaster, from ill-conceived tariffs to the calamitous war with Iran.
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