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The opening of a diplomatic track between the US and Iran is a positive development but negotiations will not be easy. Europe has a role to play in supporting meaningful progress.

Aidan Larkin, Co-founder and CEO of software company Asset Reality, explores the challenges and misconceptions surrounding the seizure of crypto assets.

The Arctic is set to be a proving ground for the navies of the High North. As warmer temperatures open up shipping routes for longer each year, great resources are at stake, and a determination to exert control is growing evident among the UK’s neighbours in the region.

General Nasution’s journey from insurgent to Army commander and strategist fighting against communist insurgents in Indonesia is described by Colonel Dr Almuchalif Suryo.

India is one of several countries in the Global South that is exerting influence in cyberspace to achieve its national goals.

Accelerating the degradation of Russia's integrated air defence systems is critical to enabling the defeat of Russian ground forces. This paper considers the role of land-air integration in achieving their suppression and destruction.

As foreign ministers gather in London seeking to resolve Sudan's civil war, RUSI expert Michael Jones outlines the current state of the conflict.

A long-term campaign to constrain Russia must go beyond thoughts of the threat from the North, and consider the influence of the Black Sea on Russia's strategic and military position.

RUSI's Darya Dolzikova provides a brief and insightful comment on the implications of renewed US-Iran nuclear talks and what they signal for future diplomacy.

Andrew Fierman, Head of National Security Intelligence at analysis firm Chainalysis, sheds light on the role of cryptocurrencies in evading sanctions, particularly in the context of Russia.

As President Trump pursues economic protectionism and territorial expansion, polling indicates Americans' perceptions of threats are changing.

With geopolitical risk rising, this episode examines a recent Dutch National Bank report on how banks should navigate growing global tensions and fragmentation.

Almost half a century since the conclusion of their peace treaty, tensions between Egypt and Israel are growing. These are compounded by Israel’s acute lack of appreciation for Egypt’s security perceptions and interests.

Ten years since 46 countries and 11 international organisations committed to act together to bring illegal wildlife trade to an end, is a strategic rethink and wholesale reinvigoration of the collective response required?

As China increases its ‘grey zone’ pressure, can Taiwan defend its sovereignty without sparking open conflict?

RUSI's Dr Burcu Ozcelik analyses Iran’s weakened strategic position and the shifting regional dynamics prompting potential direct nuclear talks with the US.

Amid rising geopolitical tensions and the resurgence of personalist rule, where leaders increasingly shape global politics and challenge the international order, it is essential to bring the individual – the leader – back to the centre of strategic analysis.