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Daniel Tannebaum, Partner and Global Anti-Financial Crime Practice Leader, examines how sanctions are impacting businesses and the obstacles they face in navigating this landscape.

In this video from our 'Finance and Security in Brief' series, Benjamin Hilgenstock, Senior Economist at the Kyiv School of Economics Institute, explains the rise of maritime sanctions against Russia’s shadow fleet of oil tankers.

The competition for influence in cyberspace is being played out in ‘middle ground’ countries that aren’t firmly aligned with the main democratic or autocratic blocks.

In this video from our 'Finance and Security in Brief' series, Tom Keatinge, Director of CFS at RUSI, discusses why the West has struggled to secure support for sanctions against Russia from the Global South.

In this video from our 'Finance and Security in Brief' series, Tom Keatinge, Director of CFS at RUSI, examines the growing use of alternative payment systems like the Asian Clearing Union and the Pan-African Payment and Settlement System.

In this video from our 'Finance and Security in Brief' series, Tom Keatinge, Director of CFS at RUSI, discusses the rapidly growing importance of economic security in Europe.

Dr Jack Watling outlines a series of recommendations for how NATO should adapt its tactics to address new Russian threats based on learnings from the past three years of conflict in Ukraine.

Dr Jack Watling outlines a series of recommendations for Ukraine to strengthen Kyiv's ability to stabilise the frontline in the face of grinding Russian advances.

RUSI Senior Research Fellow Ed Arnold analyses the UK’s ambition for a security pact with the EU in the wider context of the UK’s NATO membership.

Cyber power has become a central concept in UK cyber policy.

Exerting influence in cyberspace means states must embrace cyber statecraft. However, the concept of cyber statecraft is not well understood.

Ed Arnold and Brigadier (Ret'd) Robbie Boyd OBE explain the formation of the UK's Joint Expeditionary Force (JEF) and its role in European Security since 2014.

Researcher Oksana Ihnatenko explains what further measures can be taken by Ukraine to strengthen its response to financial crime, and how these efforts affect the security of Europe.

Balazs Gyimesi, Communications and Events Manager at RUSI Europe, describes how these major elections will play a role in future sanctions policies.

Oksana Ihnatenko, Researcher for SMURF (Supervising and Monitoring Ukraine’s Reconstruction Funds), describes the approach Ukraine is taking to virtual assets, and the benefits of a strong legal framework on virtual assets.

Tom Keatinge, Director of CFS at RUSI, describes what the common slogan ‘Russia must pay’ means in the context of Russia’s Central Bank assets, and why we must challenge the notion that there would be a loss of trust in the Euro should Russia's assets be seized, rather just frozen.

Tom Keatinge, Director of CFS at RUSI, describes the ways individuals and entities have been aided by professional service providers in their attempts to circumvent financial sanctions imposed on Russia, and what can be done to stop this from happening.

RUSI expert Dr Antonio Giustozzi discusses the threat posed by Islamic State Khorasan Province, the regional branch of Islamic State active in Afghanistan and Pakistan, based on research conducted by RUSI as part of the EU-funded STRIVE Afghanistan programme.

RUSI expert Dr Antonio Giustozzi discusses Taliban counterterrorism efforts against Islamic State Khorasan Province, based on research conducted by RUSI as part of the EU-funded STRIVE Afghanistan programme.

The international sanctions coalition imposed an unprecedented set of restrictive measures, aiming to restrict Russia’s ability to wage war against Ukraine. However, sanctioned items such as dual-use goods still end up in Russia. How is this possible, and what can we do to tackle this problem?