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Israel and the US’s targeting of Iran’s supply chain routes are starting to have a discernible impact on Russia’s long-term infrastructure plans.

The long-derided corporate registry is finally coming into its own as a central player in confronting the UK’s role in global illicit finance.

In this exclusive one-on-one conversation with one of the UK’s most recognised talk radio voices, Nick Ferrari, Research Fellow Elijah Glantz explores the impacts on everyday motorists and the role of vehicle theft in public perception of policing.

Berlin may give up on FCAS’s flagship pillar but alternatives that will deliver the capability the Luftwaffe needs and fulfil industrial hopes will be difficult to find.

Project Grayburn analyses the UK's future rifle needs, recommending a design optimised for suppression at 400 m and lethality within 150 m.

General Sir Gwyn Jenkins, First Sea Lord and Chief of the Naval Staff, gives inaugural Lord Fisher Lecture at RUSI.

Houthi attacks on shipping are read as an instrument of geopolitical pressure. That reading is incomplete. The attacks have a second, less visible effect – and it is economic.

A misunderstanding of AI – as used in US air strikes against Iran – obscures deeper questions about the pace modern militaries are trading deliberation for speed.

Belgium is a core operational hub for criminal networks. This paper explores how it could break the criminal business model through a finance-led approach.

International pressure on flag registries has pushed part of Russia’s shadow fleet directly under Russian registration, potentially exposing news limits of sanctions enforcement.

The war in the Middle East has boosted oil profits for Russia and Iran and neutered the price cap. It is time to revisit the past.

The Secretary of State for Science, Innovation and Technology, Liz Kendall MP, spoke at RUSI, giving a landmark address on the future of artificial intelligence, tech sovereignty and Britain’s place in the world.

The disruption of the Strait of Hormuz has shaken oil and gas prices, and for Europe, can only stir a greater drive for energy independence.

Understanding the evolution of the global space agenda is essential to assessing the risks it poses for nuclear stability. Russia’s war in Ukraine provides a timely case study with which to examine this.

Middle powers can, through cooperation, retain the rules and institutions they still value.

Disruption to the supply of oil, on the present scale, is teaching new lessons about the vulnerability of modern economies.

The UK must overhaul mobilisation and training to meet rising security threats, ensuring rapid force expansion, effective integration and Alliance resilience.

Watch the first session of this year's Integrated Air and Missile Defence Conference with opening remarks by Dr Sidharth Kaushal.