Raffaello Pantucci's research focuses on terrorism and counter-terrorism as well as China's relations with its Western neighbours... read more
Trevor Taylor
In the first in a series of articles, we explore the UK’s current attempt to operate a government-wide direction in its approval of major procurement projects.
Tags: Defence Spending, Defence, Industries and Society, Equipment and Acquisitions, Defence Management, UK, UK Defence, Europe
Károly Gergely
Ethnic Hungarians in neighbouring states are still struggling with exercising their group rights, a century after Hungary was shorn of much of its territory.
Tags: Europe
Martin Bricknell and Paul Cain
A clear understanding of modern military healthcare will lead to better policy.
Tags: RUSI Journal, UK, Military Personnel, Europe
Trevor Taylor
In the first in a series of articles, we explore the UK’s current attempt to operate a government-wide direction in its approval of major procurement projects.
Tags: Defence Spending, Defence, Industries and Society, Equipment and Acquisitions, Defence Management, UK, UK Defence, Europe
Károly Gergely
Ethnic Hungarians in neighbouring states are still struggling with exercising their group rights, a century after Hungary was shorn of much of its territory.
Tags: Europe
Peter Marshall
The UN Charter is no run-of-the-mill affair. It is a universal covenant, born of untold suffering and sorrow. As the only veteran of the Second World War still in active diplomatic circulation, Sir Peter Marshall reflects on the UN’s founding document, and its enduring relevance.
Tags: United Nations, UK, Global Security Issues, International Institutions, Europe
Emily Ferris
Discontent within Russia’s security services continues to simmer, just as Vladimir Putin is likely to need their loyalty most.
Tags: RUSI Newsbrief, International Security Studies, Russia
Don McLain Gill and Jovito Jose P Katigbak
Despite behaviour that often violates international norms, Pakistan has managed to maintain positive relationships with major Western powers.
Tags: Pakistan, United States, RUSI Newsbrief, Global Security Issues, Proliferation and Nuclear Policy, Terrorism
Jack Watling
If Defence is to appropriately weight cyber operations then there are some dangerous myths about the practicalities of cyber warfare that need to be confronted.
Tags: Cyber, Military Sciences, RUSI Defence Systems, UK, Technology, UK Defence, Europe
In this episode Karin talks to Sir John Scarlett about his career in the British Secret Intelligence Service, including his time as Chief. They discuss the collapse of the Soviet Union, 9/11 and even...
The decade after 9/11, The War on Terror, Defence Policy, UK, Intelligence, International Institutions, Terrorism, Europe
Aaditya Dave, Research Analyst at RUSI, talks terror in Afghanistan in the wake of the recent attacks.
Afghanistan, International Security Studies, Terrorism, Central and South Asia
RUSI experts present research findings to European Parliament’s Special Committee on Terrorism.
Centre for Financial Crime and Security Studies, Cyber, AML/CTF, Terrorism
New international research network to examine terrorists' use of internet technologies.
Cyber, Terrorism and Conflict, The Global Research Network on Terrorism and Technology, Future UK Cyber Security Strategy Project, National Security, Technology, Terrorism
RUSI starts the second phase of a three-year project with the European Union to strengthen societal and individual resilience to violent extremism in Kenya and Somalia.
Horn of Africa, Terrorism and Conflict, STRIVE, Terrorism
The first webinar in this series will provide a data-driven update on how the Arabic speaking core of the Salafi-Jihadi information ecosystem has continued to evolve.
Tags: Terrorism and Conflict, Terrorism
An online briefing from experts of the Royal United Services Institute on the impact of Covid-19 on the UK/China relationship.
Tags: China, Coronavirus, International Security Studies, UK
RUSI experts offer their assessments on the impact of Covid-19 in Africa
Tags: Coronavirus, Horn of Africa, International Security Studies, Africa
Season Two: The Unwitting Accomplice?
Chinese Government Policy on Wildlife Trade: What Has Changed, What Has Not, and Why It Matters
The UK Ministry of Defence’s Adoption of the Government-Wide System for Project Approvals