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Recent resolutions shift some of the burden of protecting rights away from states conducting counterterrorism operations.
The Turkish offensive in northern Syria may force European countries to finally decide what to do about its citizens who fought for the Islamic State.
The terrorist group is a shell of its former self, but it has dramatically changed how terrorist groups operate and countries respond.
The terrorist group's goals haven't changed, and it now appears poised to take advantage of a more permissive strategic environment.
A hardline approach will fuel rather than defuse a burgeoning Islamist insurgency.
Security cooperation may be the one thing the U.K. and the European Union can agree on.
What will the UAE take away from their intervention in Yemen now that they have decided to draw down?
The United States can apply lessons of it has learned over the past 18 years to the current surge in white nationalist violence.
Past Lawfare coverage of the issues raised by the Aug. 3 mass shooting in El Paso, Texas.
In is meeting with Prime Minister Imran Khan, Trump heaped praise on Pakistan when he should have been raising the pressure.