

Emily Ferris is a Research Fellow in the International Security Studies department at RUSI, specialising in Russia and Eurasia’s foreign... read more
Rémy Bonny
The recent Polish presidential elections were fuelled with anti-LGBTI+ bigotry. The battle resembled the broader current European fight between liberalism and illiberalism.
Tags: EuropeKarin von Hippel
RUSI's Director-General, Karin von Hippel, introduces a new series on Russia and China in Europe.
Tags: China, Occasional Papers, Russia, EuropeZachary Paikin
The current health crisis has exacerbated the rivalry between great powers. But it has also given Europe a few more opportunities to engage with Russia.
Tags: China, European Union, Russia, EuropeWojciech Pawlus
The Polish authorities may have done well in stemming the coronavirus pandemic, but they are in a political dilemma.
Tags: Coronavirus, Proliferation and Nuclear Policy, NATO, Proliferation and Nuclear Policy, International Institutions, Law and Ethics, EuropeEmily Ferris
For Russia, control of the coronavirus narrative is designed to ensure President Vladimir Putin continues to be cast as the guarantor of security, as well as to prevent mass panic that could lead to political destabilisation.
Tags: Coronavirus, International Security Studies, Russia, Domestic Security, Global Security IssuesSamuel Ramani
The world’s attention may be focused on the coronavirus pandemic. But Russia continues its complicated game in Libya.
Tags: Turkey, Russia, Libya, Global Security Issues, Peacekeeping and PeacebuildingSébastien Gobert
How newly-elected Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy responds to Moscow’s provision of Russian passports to residents in occupied Donbas will not only set the tone for his administration’s foreign policy, but could seriously unsettle Putin’s project of consolidating a sphere of influence in the post-Soviet region.
Tags: RUSI Newsbrief, Ukraine, Russia, Global Security IssuesJustin Bronk
Justin Bronk reviews Modern Chinese Warplanes: Chinese Air Force – Combat Aircraft and Units, by Andreas Rupprecht.
Tags: Aerospace, China, Military Sciences, RUSI Journal, Defence Policy, PacificThomas-Durell Young
To bolster the readiness of their forces, Central and Eastern European countries will need to modernise budgetary and organisational practices.
Tags: RUSI Journal, Defence Management, Defence Policy, EuropeThe 1958 Mutual Defence Agreement (MDA) that provides the foundation for ongoing UK-US nuclear warhead collaboration is due to be reviewed and possibly extended this year. UK PONI will host two...
Tags: Proliferation and Nuclear Policy, UK Project on Nuclear Issues, United States, US Defence Policy, Americas, Defence Policy, Trident, UK, UK Defence, EuropeThe UK PONI Autumn Seminar brought together three former Cabinet ministers to present personal accounts of their interactions with nuclear policy and decision-making, conveying their insights to the...
Tags: Proliferation and Nuclear Policy, UK Project on Nuclear Issues, Defence Policy, Trident, UK, UK Defence, EuropeThe United Kingdom, United States, and France are approaching a time at which important, but difficult decisions will have to be taken over the future of their national nuclear deterrents. Just as...
Tags: Proliferation and Nuclear Policy, UK Project on Nuclear Issues, United States, US Defence Policy, Americas, France, Defence Policy, Trident, UK, UK Defence, Europe
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