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In a submarine arms race between China and the US, the PLAN appears to be closing the gap.

Can Taipei maintain stability amid great power competition?

As European countries look to rearm to deter Russia, they should not lose sight of the threats and risks in the Indo-Pacific region.

China's global dominance in battery production should be a discomfort to strategic planners in the West, where an increased demand for batteries is concordant with increased defence spending.

NATO’s unity may have held in The Hague, but the focus on defence spending overshadowed a deeper issue: societal resilience.

The UK’s Digital Targeting Web promises cross-domain targeting fit for the modern digitalised battlefield – but organisational complexity, procurement and funding challenges and a dearth of outcome metrics threaten to make its delivery targets more aspirational than assured.

Under less than perfect circumstances, a new government is heading to Damascus. But events continue to remind us that Syria's politics go far beyond elections.

Russia's grey-zone warfare against Europe comes at a fraction of the cost of the conflict in Ukraine.

Read RUSI's 2024-2025 Annual Report and view our activity highlights for the year

This paper identifies existing assets that strengthen UK strategic advantage for national security in disruptive technologies and highlights some gaps and risks for UK policymakers to consider.

To defend Europe against geopolitical and economic turbulence, the Franco-German duo must be re-energised to act now.

The Wabtec deal is a big vote of confidence in US industry and diplomacy in Kazakhstan. However, any optimism must be tempered with realism.

Dr Fiona Hill, one of the lead reviewers on the UK's 2025 Strategic Defence Review, discusses an expansive approach to defence and security for the modern world.

Join part one of our discussion with Phil Rosenberg, President of the Board of Deputies of British Jews.

As European militaries ready themselves for war, creating resilient medical systems remains an afterthought for the UK.

Research across different geographies has increasingly reshaped how the relationship between militancy, criminality and legitimacy is understood, with important implications for conflict prevention and peace-making.