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Daily digital law and policy journal that elevates the discourse on national security, democracy, the rule of law, and rights.
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The Trump admin is preparing sweeping sanctions against the Int'l Criminal Court as an institution.
@rgoodlaw and Siven Watt on the 6 ICC detainees awaiting trial or judgment who could be released if the campaign against the Court succeeds:
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Journalists are showing solidarity in the face of President Trump's effort to ban select media outlets from the White House.
Professor @bechamilton on their collective action and what it means:
justsecurity.org/158868/trum…
#newsmedia #journalism #whitehouse #pressban
Taiwan should establish protocols for advanced industrial AI agents, write Ethan Chiu and Brian Jay Tang.
"Taiwan could thus protect its own factories while offering democratic partners a safe industrial AI adoption model," they write.
justsecurity.org/157057/taiw…
Today's news roundup:
- Macron says France plans to send troops to Saudi Arabia
- Miliband warns Iran against hostile activity in the UK
- Nepali PM Shah scolds world leaders over climate change
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On the latest episode of the Just Security Podcast, @davidcaaron is joined by Adam Hickey to discuss last week's unusual announcement from the Department of Justice on the Foreign Agents Registration Act.
Listen here:
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The International Criminal Court adopted a policy confirming that its jurisdiction extends to cyber crimes.
Lindsay Freeman on why Mexico's surveillance campaign against journalists constitutes provides the new cyber policy's first test:
justsecurity.org/158283/pers…
The witnesses in Guantanamo’s first-ever death penalty trial, the USS Cole bombing case, are expected to testify by video feed.
Carol Rosenberg reports:
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Government reformers seeking to rein in agency overreach should remember a basic rule, writes Martha Roberts of @PolicyIntegrity.
“First, do no harm.”
Four questions policymakers should ask before proposing any new procedural requirement:
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A string of Supreme Court rulings has made durable, expert, democratically authorized AI regulation much harder to build, writes Jack Thorlin.
justsecurity.org/155792/supr…
Today's news roundup:
- Xi Jinping arrives in Washington, U.S. and China extend trade truce
- U.S. negotiators held meeting with Iran's foreign minister at the U.N. on Tuesday
- Tigrayan leaders say a new war with the Ethiopian government has begun
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justsecurity.org/158728/earl…
What U.S. democracy and rule of law advocates can learn from Brazil’s experience in protecting elections, building broad pro-democracy coalitions and holding leaders to account.
From @LauraLThornton:
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Michael Schmitt outlines the body of international law governing the placement and use of weapons in outer space.
justsecurity.org/158436/expe…
The introduction of Muse, Meta's new 24/7 AI assistant, carries significant implications for users' autonomy and data privacy, writes Mariana Olaizola Rosenblat.
justsecurity.org/157437/muse…
Today's news roundup:
- Macron dismisses Trump's claim that peace was secured in Gaza
- Meta has been testing a "human concierge" for its AI assistant Muse
- US plans to welcome additional 17,500 White Afrikaner refugees
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29 Questions that Congress should ask the Trump administration about the Venezuelan assets it claims to have seized.
From Kate Brannen and Tess Bridgeman:
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Despite their flaws, Syrian institutions have the potential to become vehicles of accountability with sustained international engagement, writes Terry Flyte.
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Carol Rosenberg reports from Guantánamo Bay on the last pretrial hearing before jury selection in the USS Cole bombing case.
justsecurity.org/158316/guan…
Today's news roundup:
- Trump and Mamdani's third in-person meeting continues trend of friendly encounters
- ICE has stopped sharing location of detainees subject to final deportation orders
- G7 ministers urge Iran to stop support for Houthis
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When the federal government won’t enforce white collar law, state attorneys general can step in, writes David L. Noll.
Every enforcement action, every damages award, every consent decree obtained by a state AG can help uphold the rule of law, he writes:
justsecurity.org/149209/stat…
UN member states must ensure peacekeeping forces are prepared and equipped to deploy, mediate, protect, and respond to global crises, writes David Haeri, a division director in @UNPeacekeeping.
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