Air forces modernising fast-jet training should prioritise core airmanship skills with regular live flying over increasing tactical complexity at early stages.
This paper explores strategies for UK forces to overcome adversaries' technological advantages through targeted investments, structured engagements and maintaining initiative.
This paper explores how AI is revolutionising proliferation financing and sanctions evasion, revealing new threats, regulatory gaps and actionable policy solutions.
This report on the Aoji-ri Area is the sixth Project Anthracite site profile exploring different chemical production facilities throughout North Korea.
This report on the Kanggye Area is the fifth Project Anthracite site profile exploring different chemical production facilities throughout North Korea.
This paper enables secure third-party evaluation of frontier AI models, balancing safety, security and innovation for defence and security stakeholders.
The UK must overhaul mobilisation and training to meet rising security threats, ensuring rapid force expansion, effective integration and Alliance resilience.
The paper examines the current state of cooperation on cyber security between the UK and South Korea and offers recommendations to strengthen the partnership.
Exploring the evolving role of air manoeuvre forces in European combat, this paper examines their utility, challenges and adaptation to modern threats.
This paper offers a comprehensive analysis of the manufacturing process of Russian air defence systems, demonstrating significant vulnerabilities in their production that could be exploited to disrupt their modernisation and output.
This research paper explores Ukraine's innovative wartime diplomacy and strategic communication efforts to counter Russian influence in Latin America and the Caribbean.
The critical issue of wildlife laundering – whereby illicit actors use legitimate corporate entities to fraudulently pass illegally harvested or obtained wildlife into legal supply chains – is a significant threat to biodiversity, national security and local livelihoods.
Critical vulnerabilities in multirotor uncrewed aerial system (MUAS) supply chains, particularly the West's reliance on Chinese-origin components and materials, present risks in future conflicts.
