International pressure on flag registries has pushed part of Russia’s shadow fleet directly under Russian registration, potentially exposing news limits of sanctions enforcement.
Understanding the evolution of the global space agenda is essential to assessing the risks it poses for nuclear stability. Russia’s war in Ukraine provides a timely case study with which to examine this.
The UK must overhaul mobilisation and training to meet rising security threats, ensuring rapid force expansion, effective integration and Alliance resilience.
When it comes to offensive cyber operations undertaken against cybercriminals, how do we measure effectiveness and impact beyond immediate damage to systems?
The maturation of Chinese and US strategies to control strategic minerals supply chains echo Cold War structures. Fresh EU and UK plans are already behind the times.
RUSI's Cyber and Tech team, in partnership with the European Centre for International Political Economy (ECIPE), hosted a roundtable discussion on EU competition and cyber security policy against the backdrop of the simplification agenda on 25 March 2026 at the RUSI Europe offices in Brussels.
The war against Iran has tested two competing narratives about security in the Middle East, and have sharpened the resilience of the Gulf Arab Countries.
The Iran ceasefire has exposed the limits of American power, as the United States was forced to rely on others to contain a crisis of its own making. It offers a glimpse of a possible future in which the countries of the Global South have both the will and the means to navigate crises on their own terms.
If the UK hopes to end ransom payments, it must build an ecosystem of accredited cyber incident responders to work with government agencies and move as quickly as criminal operators.
