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Read our film review of A House of Dynamite, directed by Kathryn Bigelow (First Light/Netflix, 2005).

Read our book review of Tor: From the Dark Web to the Future of Privacy by Ben Collier.

At a recent international security conference, a retired British general opened with a candid admission: he hated the term ‘hybrid war’.

Read our book review of Operation Wrath of God: The Secret History of European Intelligence and Mossad’s Assassination Campaign by Aviva Guttmann.

The 2025 Strategic Defence Review (SDR) is right, engaging future generations with defence is critical for resilience and prosperity, and to fight and win wars against wilful adversaries such as Russia. 

NATO faces challenges in embracing multi-domain operations (MDO) as the concept that underpins its transformation as a warfighting entity.

In this photo-essay Kevin Rowlands and Andrew Young share their experience of exploring the Suwałki Gap this autumn.

Read our book review of India's Near East: A New History by Avinash Paliwal.

Globalisation and the digital age have resulted in complexity by default. Cyberspace is no different.

Amanda Sheppard, RUSI's librarian, writes about the history of RUSI's royal charter.

Simon Chelton and Philip Shetler-Jones analyse the factors that limit its application to partners with a certain profile and discover that the advantages it offers over alternative acquisition pathways will not be open to all.

This article argues that professional military education (PME) is a critical yet underused tool for advancing NATO’s Women, Peace and Security (WPS) agenda.

The author explores the export potential of the J-35A, evaluates its competitiveness against current and future rivals, and examines key obstacles that could limit its success internationally.