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Cyber Challenges for National Security
Debating how the new National Cyber Security Strategy, developments at the FCO Cyber Security Conference in early November, and ongoing debates ...
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Analysis: Implications of the Karachi attack
23 May 2011 by Shashank JoshiThe co-ordinated attack on a Pakistani naval base, the latest assault on a military facility, raises deep questions about the security of the country's nuclear weapons and the endurance of Pakistan's relationship with China and the United States.
Pakistan Central and South Asia China Pacific Terrorism The Pakistan Nexus Indo-Pakistan Conflict
Analysis: Understanding the Dissident Republican Threat to the UK and Ireland
17 May 2011 The rising threat of dissident Republican activity in Northern Ireland comes at a time when the vast majority of Northern Irish people are moving towards a more normalised political environment. To challenge the threat, we need a more nuanced understanding of dissident republican motivations.
Europe UK Terrorism
Analysis: The Death of Bin Laden: Analysing the Implications
6 May 2011 by Dr Tobias Feakin, Professor Michael Clarke, Margaret Gilmore, Valentina Soria, Barak SeenerRUSI's experts examine the implications of the death of Osama Bin Laden and the operation that led to his killing
UK Europe Pakistan Central and South Asia Terrorism Al-Qa'ida The War on Terror The Pakistan Nexus
Analysis: The Killing of Osama: Easy Operation as a result of Hard Intelligence
6 May 2011 by Professor Michael Clarke
The audacious operation that killed Osama Bin Laden was completed relatively shortly. It reaped the benefits of a careful intelligence operation that lasted months, if not years.Intelligence Terrorism Al-Qa'ida The Pakistan Nexus United States Americas Pakistan Central and South Asia
The audacious operation that killed Osama Bin Laden was completed relatively shortly. It reaped the benefits of a careful intelligence operation that lasted months, if not years.
Intelligence Terrorism Al-Qa'ida The Pakistan Nexus United States Americas Pakistan Central and South Asia
Analysis: Osama bin Laden: Pakistan faces the music
4 May 2011 by Shashank JoshiEven though diplomatic tension simmers between Pakistan and the United States over the death of Bin Laden, the tension may well be short-lived. Islamabad will continue its narrative of ignorance; Washington, in turn, will continue to fictionalise Pakistan's sovereignty as it reaps the fruits of Operation Geronimo.
Al-Qa'ida Terrorism The Pakistan Nexus Pakistan Central and South Asia
Analysis: Concluding Chapter One - The Death of Bin Laden
3 May 2011 by Dr Tobias FeakinThere is no doubting that the death of bin Bin Laden is the closure of the first chapter of the story of and battle against Al-Qa'ida. But his supporters will ultimately regroup and react to his cult of martydom and open the next chapter of the story.
Terrorism Al-Qa'ida The Pakistan Nexus
Analysis: Ensuring security at the Royal Wedding
23 Apr 2011 by Valentina SoriaWith hundreds of thousands of people lining up the streets and millions watching the televised event around the world, it is no wonder that policing the Royal Wedding will be seen as a valuable and precious security test ahead of the Olympics next year. In particular, many will watch closely how effectively stretched police resources will be managed and maximised.
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News: NEW REPORT: Anatomy of a Terrorist Attack: What the Coroner’s Inquests Revealed about the London Bombings
21 Apr 2011 Without a dedicated Minister for the Emergency Services, the forthcoming recommendations from the Coroner's Inquests into 7 July 2005 London bombings are unlikely be implemented in full, claims a new report from the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI).
Terrorism Emergency Response July 7 Bombings Tackling Extremism
Analysis: Regime Change in Yemen
19 Apr 2011 The outcome of the anti-government protests in Yemen could have profound implications for the development of Al-Qa'ida in the Arabian Peninsula
Al-Qa'ida Terrorism Counter-insurgency Global Security Issues The Gulf Region Middle East and North Africa
RUSI Journal: Beyond London 2012: The Quest for a Security Legacy
8 Apr 2011 by Valentina SoriaCan London 2012 apply the lessons of past Olympics and contribute to a legacy of security?
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