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RUSI’s Chairman, Trustees and Staff are deeply honoured and proud to announce that His Majesty The King has graciously consented to become the Institute’s new Patron.

On 28 March, the UK-Georgia Cyber Partnership (UKGCP) launched a Georgian language version of research shedding light on the experience and perception of cybercrime and online harms in Georgia.

On Tuesday 16 April, the Centre for Financial Crime and Security Studies (CFCS) at RUSI changed its name to become the Centre for Finance and Security (CFS).

On Wednesday 3 April, RUSI Europe held a half-day conference at the British Residence in Brussels, coinciding with the first NATO Foreign Ministers meeting this year, ahead of the Washington Summit in July. The conference focussed on the new and emerging threats facing NATO as it marks its 75th anniversary.

On 13 March, Public Safety Canada – a Canadian Government department – announced the award of funding for a two-year programme of work with RUSI, following a competitive tender process. The programme aims to develop a better understanding of how transnational online gaming communities are formed and where these communities might be vulnerable to radicalisation to violent extremism.

On 22 February, RUSI hosted Ambassador Deborah Lipstadt, US Special Envoy to Monitor and Combat Antisemitism and Robin Simcox, Commissioner for Countering Extremism in the UK

On 22 February, RUSI hosted Ambassador Deborah Lipstadt, US Special Envoy to Monitor and Combat Antisemitism and Robin Simcox, Commissioner for Countering Extremism in the UK

On 13 February we welcomed Nick Ephgrave to RUSI for his first public speech as Director of the Serious Fraud Office, and heard his reflections on some of the challenges facing the organisation.

On 31 October, the Director General of the National Crime Agency (NCA), Graeme Biggar delivered the Institute’s Annual Security Lecture.

RUSI’s Open Source and Intelligence Analysis (OSIA) report, Inside North Korea's oil smuggling: triads, ghost ships and underground banks, which shone a spotlight on North Korea’s oil smuggling practices, won the ‘Digital Storytelling’ award in collaboration with the Financial Times.

From 17 to 18 May 2023, the Centre for Financial Crime and Security Studies (CFCS) at RUSI delivered a training curriculum to the Countering the Financing of Proliferation Summit, organised and funded by our partners from the Executive Office for Control and Non-Proliferation (EOCN).