If we look at US foreign policy at large we can see that the US that we knew for many decades - that acted not just in its own self-interest but for the collective good, and often subsumed its own ...

When the threat is external, you get a solidifying factor ... Nato pulls together. When it’s an internal challenge … it has the opposite effect and starts to split and fracture the alliance.” ...

Gonzalo Saiz Erausquin, a research fellow at the Royal United Services Institute, said the UK and other European countries had taken “numerous actions” against the shadow fleet, focusing on regulatory ...

In 2020, RUSI published papers on the potential threats posed to Western forces by Russian and Chinese combat air ...

An online briefing and question and answer session with our panel of RUSI experts discussing the evolving security ...

As Turkish and Israeli planners increasingly frame their rivalry as an interconnected, multi-theatre contest, the margin for ...

Sanctions are blocking end-of-life vessels from being scrapped thus creating an environmental time bomb – but there is a simple fix.

She was created a life peer in the House of Lords as Baroness Gustafsson of Chesterton, where she continues to contribute to ...

Capturing Nicolás Maduro is not a shortcut to rebuilding a broken country. Washington must now prevent a lengthy interregnum ...

The 3 January actions by the US in Venezuela will have implications for Europe and transatlantic relations more broadly. The ...

It is broadcasting the IMO number of a vessel that has been scrapped or deregistered – essentially attempting to disguise ...

Tom Keatinge, director of the Centre for Finance and Security, said the deal had "blatant red flags" which should have prompted detailed checks to ensure it was not "helping to launder the proceeds of ...