RUSI Newsbrief Out Now
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The January issue of Newsbrief features an examination of the SDSR's impact on UK defence spending, analysis of the UK's counter-terrorist finance regime and a look at the end of sanctions on Iran.
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| Iran Nuclear Deal |
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In reaction to the Iran Nuclear Deal, RUSI analysts offer expert assessment on unfolding developments:
For further analysis of the Iran Nuclear Deal, please click here >
Watch: Assessing the Iran Deal
Professor Ali Ansari, Senior Associate Fellow at RUSI discusses the Iran Deal and the next steps with Dr Gary Samore, former Nuclear negotiator with the Obama Administration.
| Latest Publications |
| Indian Power Projection: Ambition, Aims and Influence |
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Shashank Joshi examines the growth of India's power, capabilites and interests and considers the potential use of Indian military power abroad.
To access this Whitehall Paper, click here>
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Countering Lone Actor Terrorism
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The latest in RUSI's series Countering Lone Actor Terrorism has been released.
Paper One: Literature Review
Paper Two: Definitional Workshop
Paper Three: Database Workshop
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| RUSI In the Media |
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This month RUSI experts were quoted in the media on a range of defence and security issues including
North Korea, Russia's global position and the Litvenenko inquiry
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| RUSI News |
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RUSI Director General Dr Karin Von Hippel and Deputy Director General Professor Malcolm Chalmers were listed in Debrett's annual list of Britain's most influencial people.
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 Sarah Lain, RUSI Research Fellow in International Security Studies has been appointed specialist adviser to the Foreign Affairs Committee on the inquiry into UK-Russia relations.
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| RUSI Analysis |
The Litvenenko Inquiry
The Litvenenko Inquiry: What can Britain do?
Watch: Britain's Reaction to the Litvenenko Inquiry
Libya
Libya's New Government : Hope for the Best but prepare for the Worst
Financial Crime
Financial Inclusion and Financial Crime : An Avoidable Tension
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