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Press release: How Congress Can Address Empowered Engagement in Foreign Policy in 2021
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WASHINGTON (Nov. 4, 2020)—The Trump administration’s unorthodox foreign policy worldview has prompted members of Congress on both sides of the aisle to try and claw back power over foreign affairs….
From The Conversation:
When governments deploy violence against peaceful protesters in the name of law and order, they are the ones sabotaging the rule of law.
From Zenger:
“Digital intimidation is of only modest importance,” said Paul Rosenweig, Resident Senior Fellow for National Security & Cybersecurity at R Street Institute, a Washington…
From E&E News:
“The actual threat of serving time in jail is nonexistent for these people,” Paul Rosenzweig, former federal prosecutor and former senior official at the Department of Homeland…
From Politics in Question:
In this week’s episode of Politics In Question, Jennifer McCoy joins Julia, Lee, and James to discuss political polarization in the United States and…
It has become conventional wisdom around the Beltway that the United States and China are on a collision course—a new “cold war.” The new cold warriors on both sides of the aisle argue that…
From Hoover Institution:
The Digital Revolution and the evolution of the information environment have ushered in an unprecedented era of information conflict, with revisionist states using…
The presence of Huawei equipment in the global 5G supply chain presents a potential threat to American national security as, without legitimate checks on the power of the Chinese Communist Party,…
From The Bulwark:
Congress and Foreign Affairs: Reasserting the Power of First Branch – Casey Burgat, James Wallner, Anthony Marcum, Kevin Kosar, R Street Institute