Latest in Foreign Relations & International Law
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What the Washington Post Gets Wrong About the United States and Afghanistan
The Post's claim that successive administrations deliberately lied to the American people goes too far. -
China Is Operating Mass Detention Centers in Xinjiang. How Should the U.S. Respond?
What can the United States do to respond to China’s human rights abuses in Xinjiang? We outline potential congressional and executive actions available to U.S. lawmakers. -
Office of Management and Budget Issues a Memo on Withholding Ukraine Aid
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The Remarkable Case of the Triple Agent and the Bombing in Khost, Afghanistan
Ten years later, the man who planned the attack is still at large and heading al-Qaeda. -
Livestream: The House Judiciary Committee Mark Up of Articles of Impeachment
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Covert Military Information Operations and the New NDAA: The Law of the Gray Zone Evolves
Congress has been building a domestic legal framework for gray zone competition in the cyber domain. Now it is extending that effort to the broader context of information operations. This warrants close ... -
The Trade-Offs in the Articles of Impeachment
The concerns of a member of Congress focused on political messaging aren’t the concerns of a prosecutor. And when a single document tries to speak to both sets of goals at the same time, compromises will... -
House Releases Articles of Impeachment Against President Donald J. Trump
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The One Episode From the Mueller Report That Democrats Must Include in Impeachment
Democrats should focus on the president’s effort to get White House counsel Don McGahn to falsify evidence. -
The NBA and China’s Predatory Liberalism
The NBA, and the world, should take a firmer stance against China's use of economic coercion to try to silence critical international voices. -
Defining a Theory of ‘Bribery’ for Impeachment
If adopted by the House of Representatives, the theory that President Trump engaged in bribery by pushing Ukraine for an investigation into Burisma could have consequences for the separation of powers. -
Britain Goes to the Polls in a High-Stakes Election
Next week’s vote will be a decisive moment in the polarizing Brexit debate, with the outcome indicating support for a divorce deal with the European Union, a second referendum, or continued stalemate.