Mike Hart spent more than three decades as an intelligence officer in the Royal Air Force. He recently retired as an Air-Vice Marshal. His experience ranges from the last years of the Cold War to ...

Prime Minister Andy Burnham faces a challenging international context, with intractable problems, but also opportunities to lead and exert UK influence on world events. Top of the Prime Minister’s ‘to ...

Ukraine's deep-strike campaign is putting pressure on Russia's energy infrastructure and forcing increasing political pain ...

Drone swarming is often referenced as an important future capability, with little understanding of what is possible today, ...

Natia Seskuria is a Senior Research Fellow for Russian and Eurasian Security at the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI), where she leads the Evolving Security of Russia and Eurasia programme. Prior ...

This webinar explores the relationship between FATF ‘greylisting’ and financial inclusion, drawing on the Centre for Finance ...

Moscow’s strategic communications cast Russia as a backseat passenger on a road to war in Europe – but war is not inevitable. As expected, at the NATO summit in Ankara the Alliance dedicated much of ...

While personnel reshuffles are not new in Ukraine, replacing one of the most popular wartime figures without a convincing public explanation has already triggered rare protests...Even if Kyiv moves ...

Ukraine has shown that you do not need a navy to interdict a sea lane”.

Shared interests among European and Asian middle powers, navigating a turbulent Sino-American unilateralism, sustain NATO’s ...

Most of the European defense spending increase that we’ve seen over the last couple of years is primarily debt financed...A lot of the capital that is actually going into European defense investment ...

The Houthis do not need to sink every vessel to maintain a naval blockade. A limited number of successful attacks or credible ...