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Conrad Prince and James Sullivan
The UK’s new approach to Huawei is more about the impact of US sanctions on supply rather than a fundamental rethink of technical security.
Tags: China, Cyber Security, UK
Jack Watling
In a new era of great power competition, the UK must strengthen its ability to take proactive deterrence measures.
Tags: Occasional Papers, Russia, Military Sciences, UK, Land Forces
Edward Llewellyn
As France celebrates its national day, the British Ambassador in Paris reflects on the state of relations between the two neighbours.
Tags: France, UK
Conrad Prince and James Sullivan
The UK’s new approach to Huawei is more about the impact of US sanctions on supply rather than a fundamental rethink of technical security.
Tags: China, Cyber Security, UK
Edward Llewellyn
As France celebrates its national day, the British Ambassador in Paris reflects on the state of relations between the two neighbours.
Tags: France, UK
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
Jack Watling
The British Army needs a mobile anti-tank reserve capability in order to credibly stop opposing heavy armour during a peer conflict. Without it, outnumbered UK armour will be held at bay while infantry are overwhelmed
Tags: Military Sciences, RUSI Defence Systems, Land Forces, Martial Power Programme
Andrew Cainey and Veerle Nouwens
As the UK formulates its post-Brexit relationship with China, one key policy interest is the possibility of stronger commercial ties. However, the benefits of doing business with China are less straight-forward in light of the complex commercial and political landscape of the world’s second-largest economy.
Tags: China, RUSI Newsbrief, UK
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
Justin Bronk, Research Fellow at RUSI outlines the current state of Russian and Chinese air defence capabilities.
Adversarial Studies, Aerospace, Russia, Military Sciences, UK, Profession of Arms, Technology
Justin Bronk, RUSI's Research Fellow for Airpower and Technology reflects on the 100th anniversary of the Royal Air Force, established on 1 April 1918.
Aerospace, Military Sciences
The successful and spectacular inaugural launch of SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy this week not only captured public imaginations with its ground-breaking double booster recovery and quirky payload, but also...
Aerospace, United States, Air Power and Technology, Terrorism and Conflict
At this launch event Nick Reynolds will explore RUSI's independent study examining the information operating environment.
Tags: Military Sciences
We mark the International Day of the UN Peacekeeper. We are joined by Brigadier-General Maureen O'Brien of the UN Disengagement Observer Force as we celebrate the contributions of women in...
Tags: United Nations, Military Sciences, Peacekeeping and Peacebuilding
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
Western Way of War: The Death of Military Superiority
The Information Domain Threat Environment
The UK’s New Way on Huawei