Charlotte Lawson
Charlotte Lawson is a reporter at The Dispatch and currently based in Tel Aviv, Israel. Prior to joining the company in 2020, she studied history and global security at the University of Virginia. When Charlotte is not keeping up with foreign policy and world affairs, she is probably trying to hone her photography skills.
Ukrainian Civilians Don’t Want War But Are Ready to Fight
Russia’s 2014 aggression spurred a vigilant society.
How Russian Propaganda Paints the West as Aggressors in Ukraine
Whether Putin invades or stands down, Russian media peg him as the good guy.
Iran’s Heir Apparent and a Divided Diaspora
The son of the last shah hopes for a democratic future.
As Americans Consider Evacuating, Ukrainians Prepare for a Fight
An impending Russian invasion brings echoes of Afghanistan.
The Scramble to Resettle Allies from Afghanistan
The bungled U.S. evacuation and depleted support system leave tens of thousands in limbo.
Senate Takes Up Legislation on Nord Stream 2 Sanctions
The White House is pushing Democrats to vote against the measure.
‘As We Look Back, It Has Just Disappeared’
Naheed Farid worked to advance the cause of women and minorities in Afghanistan —until the Taliban returned to power.
Defense Bill Hits a Snag in the Senate
Bipartisan plans for a quick vote on amendments broke down Wednesday night.
Why Is Turkey Selling Drones to Ukraine?
Recep Erdoğan and Vladimir Putin enjoy close personal relations but keep finding themselves at opposing ends of various conflicts.
‘I Want to Win. Because When You Win, You Get to Govern.’
A Dispatch interview with Chris Christie.