To implement the Hybrid Navy, the Royal Navy must follow the example of other successful technology transformations and build ...
AI is not (yet) fundamentally reinventing cybercrime. For bold predictions on how it will change, look to history to ...
With seven of the eight Arctic countries now in NATO, how does the security and defence cooperation between these seven look ...
Foreign interference threats to democratic elections are evolving at increasing speed and scale. Australia demonstrates how ...
This paper reviews how external state actors weaponise gender and identity to influence and destabilise societies in ...
Russia’s war in Ukraine has driven a shift from massed firepower to mass precision strike, reshaping doctrine and future ...
Over the course of Russia's war in Ukraine, its approach has been transformed from one of massed firepower to mass precision ...
Justin Bronk, an aviation analyst at the Royal United Services Institute thinktank, said he believed Ukraine could force “periodic closures of Russian airports on a semi-regular basis” by relying on ...
It's very unlikely Russia would be able to switch an Su-57 design into a viable sixth-generation jet, said Justin Bronk, a senior research fellow at the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI) think ...
The UK Financial Intelligence Unit (UKFIU) has been described as ‘one of the most materially significant structural weaknesses in the country’s economic crime system’ in a report by the Royal United ...
It does potentially open up the government to more challenge and scrutiny, but cross-sector inputs also create the opportunity for a fairer, better-informed evaluation that is more nuanced and focused ...
Matthew Savill, director of military sciences at London’s Royal United Services Institute, noted that Ukrainian development of its own ballistic and cruise missiles will complement the mass of ...