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The US operation to remove Maduro succeeded despite fundamental ambiguity about what cyber delivered but that opacity has strategic consequences.

Financing is an important yet overlooked element of Russian sabotage in Europe: it can act as both a facilitator and a tool of response.

Dr Claudia Major joins Neil Melvin to discuss Germany’s rearmament drive and its implications for European and transatlantic security.

Circumstances in Iran do not map easily onto the conditions in Venezuela that abetted Maduro’s kidnapping.

Professor Michael Epkenhans describes how Otto von Bismarck’s adroit use of war, realpolitik and the harnessing all levers of state power unified the German nation.

A conversation with Mark Neville, reflecting on more than three years of combining art with humanitarian support for communities affected by the war in Ukraine.

If the US no longer abides by rules, how does it expect revisionist states to do so?

Over two billion pounds from the sale of Chelsea FC languishes frozen in a UK bank account. Why is that, and what happens next?

The seizing of the Marinera tanker sends a clear message from the Trump administration that sanctioned shadow fleet vessels might not find haven under the Russian flag.

Conditions have changed greatly since the height of Pakistan's influence as an interventionist actor in Afghanistan.

Sanctions are blocking end-of-life vessels from being scrapped thus creating an environmental time bomb – but there is a simple fix.

The UK believes in a whole-of-society approach to national security. Agriculture has both a traditional and a novel role to play in protecting the country.

Russian and, particularly, Chinese capabilities now pose greater threats to Western air power than in 2020.

Our experts comment on the US attacks on Venezuela and arrest of President Nicolás Maduro.

As Turkish and Israeli planners increasingly frame their rivalry as an interconnected, multi-theatre contest, the margin for miscalculation is narrowing.

Innovation has long been a Western strategy, but how can it be made effective against an industrially and economically strong China? Dame Fiona Murray explains.

Capturing Nicolás Maduro is not a shortcut to rebuilding a broken country. Washington must now prevent a lengthy interregnum by Maduristas.

To reduce reliance on nuclear weapons, states must narrow their nuclear doctrines, utilise non-nuclear deterrence alternatives and engage in risk reduction.