North America

Trump, Mexico and Organised Crime: How to Make a Bad Situation Worse

Charlie de Rivaz

If Trump enacts two of the main pledges from his presidential campaign – the wall along the US­­–Mexico border and mass deportations – he will be helping, not hindering, organised crime groups in the region.

Warfare in the Information Age

Ewan Lawson and Richard Barrons

Western governments will need to adopt new military technologies – and be prepared to pay for them – in order to compete in the Information Age.

Different Cities, Shared Stories: A Five-Country Study Challenging Assumptions Around Muslim Women and CVE Interventions

Emily Winterbotham and Elizabeth Pearson

An in-depth analysis questions conventional thinking on the role women can play in efforts to counter violent extremism.

The Trump Presidency: A First Glance from London

Peter Roberts

As the world prepares for Donald Trump’s inauguration as the 45th president of the United States in January, here are some key issues that the British defence establishment will need to consider.

Obama's Foreign Policy Legacy

Secret Service, Public Failure

Timothy Stafford

A series of embarrassing security breaches have undermined the reputation of the US president’s protection service