The RUSI Journal is a leading journal on defence and security. First published in 1857, it brings together scholars, decision-makers and practitioners in a unique forum that combines academic rigour with policy relevance.
Sniping’s relevance is under scrutiny due to emerging technologies and increased surveillance. Nick Reynolds shows that its value persists and that a core of deep expertise for its employment should be retained.
Jorge Rivero argues that the accelerating global diffusion of drone capabilities from the war in Ukraine threatens to reshape conflict dynamics and poses significant security challenges for Western governments.
Moving beyond the tactical analysis of India’s ‘Hormuz Manoeuvre’, Manish Tayal establishes a foundational Nīti-Śāstra (guide to strategic conduct) for 21st century statecraft.
The authors of this Research Article question the efficacy of a loose alignment between Russia, China, Iran and North Korea, reflecting on their cooperation during the war against Ukraine.
A Research Article applying the ‘protection curse’ framework to European defence in light of US President Donald Trump’s rhetoric and actions; the author argues that a strategic rethink is necessary.
