Afghanistan

National Security at the United Nations This Week

by Preston Lim

Mar 1st, 2019

Norms Watch: Damage to Democracy and Rule of Law in January 2019

by Just Security

Feb 1st, 2019

If Trump’s Syria and Afghanistan Decisions Seem Bad, Imagine What He’d Do in a Crisis

by Joshua Geltzer

Jan 7th, 2019

U.S. Air Strike Data from Afghanistan Takes Step Back in Transparency

by Jessica Purkiss and Abigail Fielding-Smith

Dec 20th, 2018

Uptick in U.S. Air Strikes on Buildings in Afghanistan Raises Questions

by Jessica Purkiss and Abigail Fielding-Smith

Nov 30th, 2018

The Risks of Permanent War

by Ali Wyne

Sep 26th, 2018

A New AUMF Is Not a Solution to “Endless War”

by Ken Gude

Sep 25th, 2018

Woodward’s Book Places Trump’s Policy on Afghan War in a Good Light–But his leadership ultimately falls short

by Luke Hartig

Sep 11th, 2018

Why John Bolton vs. Int’l Criminal Court 2.0 is Different from Version 1.0

by Alex Whiting

Sep 10th, 2018

Ambass. David Scheffer on John Bolton’s Announcement of “Ugly and Dangerous” Punitive Actions against Judges, Prosecutors of Int’l Criminal Court

by Ambassador David Scheffer

Sep 10th, 2018

U.N. Peace Operations Should Get Off the Counter-Terror Bandwagon

by Larry Attree and Jordan Street

Sep 4th, 2018

Condolence Payments for Civilian Casualties: Lessons for Applying the New NDAA

by Joanna Naples-Mitchell

Aug 28th, 2018

Senator Merkley’s Smart New Alternative AUMF Proposal

by Heather Brandon-Smith

May 24th, 2018

What Questions Should Congress Be Asking DoD About Civilian Casualties?

by Daniel R. Mahanty, Alex Moorehead and Rahma Hussein

May 1st, 2018

Treaty Based Limitations on the Article 12 Jurisdiction of the Int’l Criminal Court

by Mike Newton

Apr 23rd, 2018

At a Crossroad: The Int’l Criminal Court’s Afghanistan Probe and the International Law Commission

by Adil Ahmad Haque

Apr 19th, 2018

Uncomplimentary Complementarity and the Int’l Criminal Court’s Afghanistan Probe

by William Lietzau and Ryan Vogel

Apr 12th, 2018

Does Congress Really Think It’s Reasserting Its War Powers by Giving Them Away to Trump?

by Rita Siemion

Apr 11th, 2018

Official Immunity Under the Rome Statute: The Path From Principle to Practice Is Seldom Straight

by David P. Stewart

Apr 10th, 2018

Can the Int’l Criminal Court Try US Officials?–The Theory of “Delegated Jurisdiction” and Its Discontents (Part II)

by Beth Van Schaack

Apr 9th, 2018

Can the Int’l Criminal Court Try US Officials?–The Theory of “Delegated Jurisdiction” and Its Discontents (Part I)

by Beth Van Schaack

Apr 6th, 2018

Just Security’s Symposium on the ICC Afghanistan Probe and the US

by Laura Dickinson

Apr 5th, 2018

Another Airstrike in Kunduz, and More Civilian Deaths

by Patricia Gossman

Apr 4th, 2018

Expert Q&A: The International Criminal Court’s Afghanistan Probe and the US

by Laura Dickinson and Alex Whiting

Mar 26th, 2018

Impunity for U.S.-Funded Warlords in Afghanistan

by Katherine Hawkins

Feb 16th, 2018

We’ve Been Here Before: Sticks Don’t Work Well with Pakistan

by John Sipher

Jan 18th, 2018

International Criminal Court Indictments of U.S. Officials Are not Impossible

by Thomas Obel Hansen

Jan 5th, 2018

Alseran v MOD and the Legal Risks in Treating All Captives as Prisoners of War

by Aurel Sari

Jan 4th, 2018

No Winners: How the Int’l Criminal Court Should Avoid Confronting the United States