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Around this time last year, we rang in 2017 with a review of the year that was in the Middle East and a series of questions:
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On Dec. 11, the New York City Bar Association hosted a session on “The Global War on Terrorism: Do We Need a New AUMF?” William Castle, deputy general counsel of the Department of Defense, explained why ...
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On Dec. 6, following two days of talks in Shanghai, China and Japan reached a tentative agreement on the implementation of a crisis management hotline to avoid sea and air clashes in disputed areas of th...
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Last week, the Supreme Court of Israel issued a decision concerning one of the most sensitive areas of counterterrorism policy and practice. The decision considered so-called “pressure techniques” the Is...
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What the National Security Strategy Means for U.S. Policy in the Middle East
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Last week, I wrote for Lawfare's feed at Foreign Policy about the ambiguity in the president's Dec. 6 announcement that the United States will recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel. The piece begi...
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This post is the third of three essays on addressing the crisis with North Korea. Read parts one and two.
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This post is the second of three essays on addressing the crisis with North Korea. Read parts one and three.
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The White House outlined it's national security strategy in a document on Monday. At 2:00 p.m. EST, the president will deliver remarks on the strategy.
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The White House released the following National Security Strategy document on Monday, Dec. 18.
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This post is the first of three essays on addressing the crisis with North Korea. Read parts two and three.
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Editor’s Note: The relationship between soldiers and civilians is a fundamental question for any democracy. In the United States, the military has long been respected, but only recently has it been idoli...