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Daniel Tannebaum, Partner and Global Anti-Financial Crime Practice Leader, examines how sanctions are impacting businesses and the obstacles they face in navigating this landscape.

Admiral John (Jacky) Fisher radically transformed the Royal Navy in terms of its people, doctrine, equipment and structures. Dr Richard Dunley explains how.

Join us as RUSI's Jamie MacColl discusses the intersection of cybercrime and national security with Arthur Snell, shedding light on ransomware and international cooperation efforts.

The proliferation of commercial cyber-intrusion has elevated concerns among states and non-governmental entities alike, and a second meeting of stakeholders is due to discuss the issue in early April in Paris, as a part of the Pall Mall Process.

This policy brief traces the emergence and defining features of the grey zone concept, looking at China’s actions and Taiwan’s responses.

Managing expectations will be just as crucial as making physical investments for Europe’s Middle Corridor, the Trans-Caspian International Trade Route.

How could frozen Russian assets be used and what are the legal and geopolitical implications?

Ongoing experience in the war in Ukraine provides NATO with useful examples of how resistance networks can contribute to defence strategy.

Against a background of increased military spending that could see Japan attain the third largest military in the world within a few years, the nation’s relationships with Europe and the US are being defined by mutual threats.

In this video from our 'Finance and Security in Brief' series, Benjamin Hilgenstock, Senior Economist at the Kyiv School of Economics Institute, explains the rise of maritime sanctions against Russia’s shadow fleet of oil tankers.

There is substantial value to establishing a UK-wide framework that enables more effective local authority engagement with China. This paper profiles the direct engagement of UK local authorities with Chinese diplomats and local governments.

The Paris AI Summit pivoted to boosterism instead of reckoning with the gravity of a future containing artificial general intelligence, but the risks and uncertainty remain.

Assumptions about creating a ‘home away from home’ for those on overseas deployments can undermine operational efficiency and misrepresent the attitudes of those deployed.

Using ‘meritocracy’ as a short-hand for a fair and merit-based system risks obscuring that it remains a important goal rather than the status quo.

Latvia is one of several European countries where debates on integrating women in the armed forces is an important dimension of contemporary approaches to conscription.