Russia

Five Reasons Why the Republican Russia “Investigation” Falls Short

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Mar 1st, 2017

Why You Should Doubt Reports that the First Amendment Would Protect Gen. Flynn from Prosecution under the Logan Act

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Feb 28th, 2017

The General Assembly & Accountability for International Crimes

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Feb 27th, 2017

Norms Watch: Tracking the Erosion of Democratic Traditions (Feb. 17-24)

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Feb 24th, 2017

Russia Maintains Objection to General Assembly’s Mechanism for Syria

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Feb 24th, 2017

Dissecting Reince Priebus’ Denials of Russian Connections

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Feb 20th, 2017

Trump Offers New Denials on Russia Contacts, Including: “Haven’t made a phone call to Russia in years”

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Feb 16th, 2017

There’s a Strong Case for a Special Prosecutor to Investigate Trump’s Russia Ties

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Feb 16th, 2017

A Second Motive?–Putin and Trump’s Shared Interest in Undermining the Election Process

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Feb 16th, 2017

Post-Flynn’s Resignation: New and Important Questions Raised

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Feb 14th, 2017

The Other Bombshell in Flynn Story: Contacts during the campaign and Russian hacking

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Feb 10th, 2017

Full Text of Remarks by Top State Dep’t Official Discharged by Trump’s White House

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Feb 3rd, 2017

Ukraine v. Russia: Before the International Court of Justice

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Feb 2nd, 2017

Understanding Complicity: When the US Makes a “Substantial Contribution” to War Crimes Committed by Foreign Partners

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Jan 26th, 2017

White House Spokesman Changes the Story on Flynn’s Calls to Russian Ambassador

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Jan 23rd, 2017

Tracking the Trump Team’s Conflicting or False Statements on Russia (Chart)

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Jan 19th, 2017

How Trump Can Work with Russia to Challenge the Status Quo and to Control ISIS

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Jan 18th, 2017

The President-Elect and the Logan Act

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Jan 13th, 2017

Cross-Border Cyber Ops to Erode Legitimacy: An Act of Coercion

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Jan 12th, 2017

Trump’s Responses to Allegations of Russian Connections

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Jan 11th, 2017

Questions for Journalists to Ask Trump About the Unsubstantiated Allegations of Russian Connections

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Jan 11th, 2017

Trump’s Dangerous Attribution Message on Russian Hacking—and How to Counter It

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Jan 10th, 2017

And Dan Coats Makes Five–Senior Policymakers in a Trump Administration Who Would Take a Hard Line on Russia

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Jan 5th, 2017

A Tweet Recap of the Senate Armed Services Committee Hearing on Foreign Cyber Threats to the US

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Jan 5th, 2017

International Law and the US Response to Russian Election Interference

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Jan 5th, 2017

The DHS/FBI Report on Russian Hacking was a Predictable Failure

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Jan 4th, 2017

Five (Overlooked) Decision Points for the Trump Administration in National Security

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Jan 4th, 2017

U.S.-Russian Relations After the Russian Hacking Affair

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Dec 30th, 2016

Full List of All Gov’t Docs in US Response to Russian Election Hacking–with summaries

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Dec 29th, 2016

White House Retaliation for Russian Hacking

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Dec 29th, 2016

Recommended Reading: Kristen Eichensehr on Classifying the Election System as “Critical Infrastructure” in Response to Russian Hacks

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Dec 29th, 2016

The “Hacked” US Election: Is International Law Silent, Faced with the Clatter of Cyrillic Keyboards?

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Dec 16th, 2016

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