RUSI Newsbrief

A whole of system approach to health and human fitness, responsive to the varying demands of military personnel, would improve force readiness across the UK’s services.

Devolved nations and regions can pursue foreign relations with other states, utilising their unique histories, cultures and geopolitics to gain strategic advantage.

Why cannot Syria inherit Lebanon?

Palantir’s manifesto and the sovereignty question for states without algorithmic independence.

The shortcomings in the UK’s use of maritime power during the US war with Iran will provide lessons to the government on the strategic role the Royal Navy should play in the future.

There are steps Europe must take to prepare for a US-withdrawal from NATO.

The opportunity that electrification poses for logistical and tactical benefit should be embraced by the UK’s land forces.

To meet the scale of the UK's current security commitments, the British military must build force depth rather than relying on hybrid force concepts.

The Trump administration’s approach to intelligence shoots the messenger, undermining the community’s role of telling the President things he does not want to hear.

Beyond holding assets, France’s resilience depends on establishing credible access, prioritisation, and substitution mechanisms for critical materials.