Resource library search

Russia’s pugilistic actions in the sub-threshold-of-war grey zone leave Allies uneasy, and require contemplation before a proper response.

Coinciding with wider threats to the international aid system, assessments of UK funding cuts expose the need for a new approach, one adapted to the challenges (and opportunities) of an ever more ‘ODA-less’ era.

As the UK weighs its options for an integrated air and missile defence architecture and the capabilities that might underpin different viable architectures, this paper discusses the factors that should be taken into consideration.

Publishing a new cyber strategy before the end of 2025, the UK Government has a lot to consider to move beyond past initiatives.

Commercial Cyber Intrusion Capabilities (CCICs) are a microcosm of a fundamental challenge for 21st century cyber statecraft.

At a meeting in July, participants discussed the regulation and development of a safe virtual asset market in Ukraine.

Iraq’s role in a major Captagon raid in Lebanon underscores its regional security ambitions and its Prime Minister’s bid to balance Washington and Tehran amid looming economic strains.

Partnership between governments and industry should be a cornerstone of implementing successful national and regional economic security strategies. The latest report from RUSI's Economic Security Taskforce unpacks how to turn this vision into reality.

The EU’s Black Sea strategy is a vital first step towards protecting the region, and how it is implemented will serve as a key test of the EU’s credibility.

The motorcycle is seeing a revival on the front lines of the war in Ukraine.

Frenetic diplomacy over the past week has set up potential talks between Presidents Zelenskyy and Putin. But so far this is a triumph of diplomatic process rather than concrete progress, and it is far from certain that an end to the fighting is near, with much to clarify on Western ‘security guarantees.’

Car thefts in the UK have increased by 75% since 2013, amid a ‘perfect storm’ of enabling factors.

In Alaska, Putin set out to define the new relationship between the US and Russia, as well as showcasing Russia’s place in the world.

Framing defence spending as a path to prosperity ignores its poor economic returns, limited job creation, and the opportunity costs of not making alternative public investments.

Read reactions from Director of Military Sciences Matthew Savill, Director of the Centre for Finance and Security Tom Keatinge and Director of International Security Neil Melvin on the meeting of President Trump and President Putin in Alaska.

Faced with Beijing’s export controls on rare earth elements, the Trump administration has stepped in, but the risk remains.