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July 17, 2026 CNN

How Much Shooting Does It Take to End a ‘Ceasefire’?

Areas of Study: National Security and Privacy
Topics: Matthew C. Waxman

April 24, 2026 The New York Times

Rubio’s Absence From Iran Talks Highlights Stay-at-Home Role

Areas of Study: National Security and Privacy
Topics: Matthew C. Waxman; National Security Law Program; Centers and Programs

March 10, 2026 NPR

Why Congress Rarely Pushes Back When Presidents Deploy Military Force

Areas of Study: Administrative Law and Public Policy; Constitutional Law; National Security and Privacy
Topics: Matthew C. Waxman; Homepage

February 18, 2026 Expansión

Trump endurece la política antidrogas de EU mientras indulta y retira sanciones a aliados

Areas of Study: International and Comparative Law
Topics: Matthew C. Waxman

January 13, 2026 Financial Times

U.S. Senate Introduces Bill To Stop Military From Occupying NATO Territories

Areas of Study: International and Comparative Law; National Security and Privacy
Topics: Matthew C. Waxman; National Security Law Program; Centers and Programs

January 12, 2026 El País

Maduro Faces a Legal Ordeal While He Waits in the Prison Known As ‘Hell on Earth’

Areas of Study: Criminal Justice; International and Comparative Law
Topics: Matthew C. Waxman; National Security Law Program; Centers and Programs

January 08, 2026 Council on Foreign Relations

A Guide to Maduro’s Capture and Venezuela’s Uncertain Future

Areas of Study: Criminal Justice; International and Comparative Law; National Security and Privacy
Topics: Matthew C. Waxman; National Security Law Program; Centers and Programs

January 08, 2026 The Independent

Why Trump Wants To Take Greenland—and How His ‘Remarkably Stupid’ Plan Could Unfold

Areas of Study: Administrative Law and Public Policy; International and Comparative Law
Topics: Matthew C. Waxman; National Security Law Program; Centers and Programs

January 05, 2026 The Hill

Trump Signals U.S. Power Flex After Maduro Capture

Areas of Study: Administrative Law and Public Policy; International and Comparative Law; National Security and Privacy
Topics: Matthew C. Waxman; National Security Law Program; Centers and Programs

January 04, 2026 Politico

Why Trump’s Venezuela Intervention Is Different

Areas of Study: Administrative Law and Public Policy; International and Comparative Law
Topics: Matthew C. Waxman