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Why Some Ukrainians Are Betting on Trump
Whether out of shrewdness or desperation, many Ukrainians are optimistic about the president-elect’s ability to help Ukraine. -
ICC Issues Arrest Warrants for Netanyahu, Gallant, and Deif
The Court alleges the three men committed crimes against humanity and war crimes following the prosecutor’s May 20 application for arrest warrants. -
Lawfare Daily: Haiti's Deteriorating Security Situation, with Robert Fatton
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The Situation: Four is Easier Than One
Safety in numbers for disaster nominees. -
Do We Want an “IAEA for AI”?
While some experts have called for an “IAEA for AI,” it is important to consider the limitations of this model for AI governance. -
The Constitutional Dimensions of AUKUS and War Powers
Domestic war powers frameworks impact alliance commitments, warranting greater consideration by partners. -
Lawfare Daily: Chris Johnson on Space Law (or Lack Thereof)
What is space law? -
How Geoblocking Limits Digital Access in Sanctioned States
Websites, faced with the complexity of applying sanctions to digital services, voluntarily restrict risky countries from their platforms. -
The United States and Australia’s AUKUS Delusion
The deal exacerbates the threat to Australia without committing the United States to containing China. -
Lawfare Daily: IHL and Private Tech in Conflict, with Jonathan Horowitz
How could international humanitarian law affect the private digital sector? -
Sovereign AI in a Hybrid World: National Strategies and Policy Responses
As countries develop sovereign AI, U.S. policymakers must understand and navigate the trend to maintain leadership and foster collaboration. -
Water Wars: Partnerships and Perils
China spotted in the Arctic, Europe courting Indo-Pacific partners, Taiwan in increasingly dire straits, and more.
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