The new project from RUSI's Centre for Finance & Security examines how think tanks and other policy organisations can act as ...

Ozcelik said she expected to see the UK go to great pains to “telegraph that the settlement trade ban is legally and diplomatically defensible because it is consistent with its recognition policy, but ...

The dissident Irish republican terror group threat is changing. Counter-terrorism officials must keep pace to meet the ...

I think a lot of people in the strategic reserve don't really appreciate that they are in it, which is one of the problems that is trying to be addressed. The way it works is that officers and other ...

Defence giants are incentivised to spread contracts among smaller and key suppliers to keep an array in business and ensure the resilience of their supply chains." ...

Russia is learning how to restore command, targeting and sustainment after disruption. NATO should measure success by how ...

Whatever a civil servant or politician might say, there’s no such thing as a smart sanction, just like there’s no such thing as a smart bomb...The room for interpretation is enormous.” ...

Mitchell Reiss, a veteran US diplomat now at the Royal United Services Institute in London, said Mr Milei was aware that a substantive shift in Washington’s Falklands policy is unlikely and that his ...

AI is not (yet) fundamentally reinventing cybercrime. For bold predictions on how it will change, look to history to ...

Ukrainians have seen that their long-range campaign against Russia has been quite successful but at the same time I think the key question is how much leverage the US can have on the Russian side." ...

As the routing has been diverted away from the English Channel and over the northern coast of Scotland and west of Ireland, that area has also seen increased AIS manipulation. It aims to disguise any ...

With seven of the eight Arctic countries now in NATO, how does the security and defence cooperation between these seven look ...