Event moderated by Baroness Poppy Gustafsson CBE,[object Object]    An address by The Rt Hon Liz Kendall MP, UK Secretary of State for Science, Innovation and Technology on tech sovereignty and the UK in the world...

Arzu Abbasova,[object Object]    The Financial Action Task Force’s plans for cross-border payment transparency are welcome, but this ambition without safeguards may undermine...

Burcu Ozcelik,[object Object]    The UAE has emerged as Israel’s most operationally significant Arab partner. But, for now, the relationship is no guarantee of wider regional...

Matthew Chandler de Waal,[object Object]    The abundance of oil deposits in Somalia has lured interest from Turkey, deepening the Mogadishu-Ankara relationship.

,[object Object],[object Object]    Long before governments built dedicated intelligence services, private actors were already collecting and analysing strategic information - insuring...

Leo Keay,[object Object]    Misconceived notions about AI-assisted analysis dramatically overlook the parallels between contemporary intelligence processes and the future form...

Aybars Tuncdogan,[object Object]    The risk that AI-enabled vulnerability discovery tools will be misused is real. How can the UK minimise its strategic dependence and stay capable in...

Philip Shetler-Jones,[object Object]    Takaichi is doubling down on the strategic bet made by Abe, that the benefits of a more self-reliant defence posture and engaged international...

Anjuli R. K. Shere,[object Object]    Sanctions limit adversaries’ technology access. In designing them, UK policy makers need to also consider sanctions’ future effect on cyber espionage...

Sidharth Kaushal and Dan Marks,[object Object],[object Object]    The efforts by the US and Iran to interfere with the flow of oil and gas from the Gulf mirror each other in their intent to affect any final...

,[object Object],[object Object]    Despite an increasing focus on SMEs, effective industrial mobilisation must also better harness the power of traditional defence firms. Andrea...

Emily Ferris,[object Object]    Israel and the US’s targeting of Iran’s supply chain routes are starting to have a discernible impact on Russia’s long-term infrastructure plans.

,[object Object]    The long-derided corporate registry is finally coming into its own as a central player in confronting the UK’s role in global illicit finance.

,[object Object]    In this exclusive one-on-one conversation with one of the UK’s most recognised talk radio voices, Nick Ferrari, Research Fellow Elijah Glantz...

Christoph Bergs and Linus Terhorst,[object Object],[object Object]    Berlin may give up on FCAS’s flagship pillar but alternatives that will deliver the capability the Luftwaffe needs and fulfil industrial hopes will...

Lecture moderated by Dr Sidharth Kaushal,[object Object]    The inaugural Lord Fisher Lecture delivered by General Sir Gwyn Jenkins, First Sea Lord and Chief of the Naval Staff, Royal Navy.

Pia Hüsch, Prerana Joshi and Noah Sylvia,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]    A misunderstanding of AI - as used in US air strikes against Iran - obscures deeper questions about the pace modern militaries are trading...

Valery Bonakhau,[object Object]    Houthi attacks on shipping are read as an instrument of geopolitical pressure. That reading is incomplete. The attacks have a second, less visible...

Gonzalo Saiz Erausquin,[object Object]    International pressure on flag registries has pushed part of Russia’s shadow fleet directly under Russian registration, potentially exposing news...

Tom Keatinge,[object Object]    The war in the Middle East has boosted oil profits for Russia and Iran and neutered the price cap. It is time to revisit the past.