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"The government's decision to use Section 247 but not Section 249 will probably make successful prosecution more difficult, for several reasons."

See what attracted the most readers over this tumultuous year.

From the conflict in Northern Ireland to moral injury to cyberwar and a prescient sci-fi collection, our end-of-year reading recommendations from Just Security editors.

While Gambia wrestles with its past and decides how to hold those accused of human rights violations to account, the United States must similarly determine what to do with a former…

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While “high crimes and misdemeanors” dominated the news cycle in Washington this month, the focus in The Hague was on grave crimes and mistreatment. Just days before the International…

President Trump's decision to disengage with the YPG and ultimately side with Turkey was rash and immoral, yet fundamentally inevitable.

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Analysis of top national security and rights-related issues of the week.

A product of its time, the Convention emphasized preventing future terrorist attacks by punishing perpetrators. But now, several decades later, it’s clear that stopping hostage…

The ad hoc release of OLC opinions raises more fundamental questions about the role of the OLC and the public’s right to know how the executive branch interprets the law.