RUSI analysts have applied tests to every major strategic paper published by the UK in recent years, and now look at how the ...

If more dangerous actors followed their example, it could be a hand grenade thrown into a plane’s engine – not just red paint. Russia and Iran will be watching closely and thinking that they could ...

Military strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities and Tehran's criticism of the IAEA threaten to undermine the credibility and ...

The Speer Group ventures into the small world of German defence private equity. RUSI’s Jonathan Eyal & Linus Terhorst ...

After 17 years at RUSI, Deputy Director-General, Malcolm Chalmers, has announced his intention to take up the position of ...

A conversation with Colonel Tim Collins, former British Army officer, exploring Northern Ireland's significant contribution ...

Embroiled in its war and not technically obligated to come to Iran’s aid under their strategic partnership, most analysis tended to focus on whether Russia stands to gain or lose from the conflict; ...

Within GUGI's ranks, Kaushal said, the organization has hydronauts—specialized personnel who pass "punishing" entrance criteria to steer submersibles at extreme depths. These hydronauts are pulled ...

EU financing of defence procurement is sensible. But excluding non-EU European industry risks delays and reliance on bond ...

An online briefing with a panel of RUSI experts, who discussed the implications of the conflict between Israel and Iran.

There was little evidence that Iran was rushing to a bomb three weeks ago and apparently now 400 kilos of highly enriched uranium are unaccounted for. It will be a long time before the IAEA can ...

The Russians are in a tricky position given the level of attrition they’re taking,” said Nick Reynolds, a battlefield expert at the Royal United Services Institute.