Resource library search

An investigative photo essay looks at the impact of climate change on Iraq’s hospitals, schools and human security.

Lessons on how joint Sino-Russian strategic challenges heighten US strategic overstretch.

Brain–computer interface technology presents potential benefits but also safety and security concerns that must be carefully examined to avoid premature application in the military domain.

Melinda Haas reviews The President’s Kill List: Assassination and US Foreign Policy since 1945, by Luca Trenta.

Pia Hüsch reviews Unit X: How the Pentagon and Silicon Valley are Transforming the Future of War, by Raj M Shah and Christopher Kirchhoff.

State and non-state actors outside the West are using coercive airpower in disruptive ways.

Shashi Bhusan Kr Vishwakarma reviews (Re)Conceptualizing Arctic Security: Selected Articles from the Journal of Military and Security Studies, edited by P Whitney Lackenbauer, Ryan Dean and Rob Huebert.

Some of its key protagonists offer a first-hand account of one of the key episodes of the Falklands War.

Emma De Angelis reviews Biennale Arte 2024: Stranieri Ovunque – Foreigners Everywhere.

Shounak Set reviews Weapons in Space: Technology, Politics, and the Rise and Fall of the Strategic Defense Initiative, by Aaron Bateman.

Drone forensics is emerging as an important new method to enhance national security, law enforcement and global security.

The UK’s move towards a security approach to illicit finance can have both benefits and unintended consequences.

In this issue's special section, five experts discuss whether existing theories of international relations can provide insights into the impact of AI on geopolitics, and a literature review looks at the existing analytical frameworks and their relevancy in the era of AI technologies.