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Cluster munitions haunt battlefields long after any fighting is over, with some scattered bomblets remaining active for months years or decades, until painstakingly disarmed or tragically detonated. The U.S. stopped purchasing cluster munitions in 2007, but restarted last year.

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"Both courts and Congress have declined to meaningfully check [the War on Terror's] blatant illegalities, leaving in place a dangerous legacy as Donald Trump was elected for president a second time," argue @YumnaRizvi and @_ElizabethRB internationalpolicy.org/publications/w…

Ending the abuses of Trump and future president means scaling back the overbroad and enduring powers granted presidents in the wake of 9/11 internationalpolicy.org/publications/w…

These unlawful strikes on flimsy justification in the service of a war on terror that has long outlived its origin are part of the legacy of preserving War on Terror authorities long past any pretense of need or threat to match. internationalpolicy.org/publications/w…

The U.S. military describes the targets of its airstrikes in the Caribbean as "narco-terrorists", and conducts the strikes under legal authorities originally built up for the war on terror. Nearly a quarter century on, it's a live legacy of permissive violence.

🚨New w/ @_ElizabethRB in @CIPolicyJournal: Boat strikes, CECOT, Guantanamo, "domestic terrorists." Trump and the loaded gun the so-called War on Terror left behind. internationalpolicy.org/publications/w…

Out today with @YumnaRizvi in @CIPolicyJournal: the so-called "War on Terror" laid the foundation for Trump's violence and its remnants must be thoroughly dismantled 👇 internationalpolicy.org/publications/w…

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The Memorandum of Understanding is an acceptance in text of what has long been apparent on the ground: the Trump administration was and is unable to achieve with force against Iran what had previously been achieved with diplomacy. internationalpolicy.org/publications/c…