The UK, through successive defence reviews, have made some strategic choices,” he said. “It’s Nato first. It’s the North Atlantic, it’s the High North. The principal adversary is Russia....And so, if ...

Burcu Ozcelik, a Middle East security expert at Britain’s Royal United Services Institute, told AFP: “Iran’s strategy is to create pressure on Washington DC by angering the Gulf and by creating upward ...

Seizing the island would cut off Iran’s oil lifeline, which is crucial for the regime,” says Petras Katinas, research fellow in climate, energy and defence in the Europe office of the Royal United ...

Aside from policy differences with the US, the UK’s Armed Forces’ size and capacity make difficult any large UK involvement in war with Iran.

This paper examines how hostile states exploit far-right gender and identity narratives to polarise societies and weaken democracies.

As European nations discuss preparing their militaries for war, Poland’s former Chief of Defence, General Rajmund Andrzejczak, describes how they have led the way in increased military spend. Read the ...

Joseph Jarnecki, research fellow at the Royal United Services Institute, argues that these states are unlikely to reverse their AI drive completely. “The underlying incentives pushing the build-out of ...

Vignettes of Article 5 responses reveal wide, plausible consequences of NATO shortcomings in pursuit of the Women, Peace and ...

I think we are still adjusting our ambition, which is that for most of the past 30 years, we have seen ourselves as like the ...

A briefing followed by a question and answer session with a panel of RUSI experts, discussing the implications of the evolving conflict in Iran.

A briefing and question and answer session with a panel of RUSI experts on the implications of the evolving conflict in Iran.

Seizing the island “would cut off Iran’s oil lifeline,” which is essential for the regime, according to Petras Katinas, a research fellow in climate, energy and defense at RUSI, a London-based defense ...