We are delighted to announce that the winner of the 2025 Duke of Wellington Medal for Military History is Keith Lowe for his ...
At the very outset of the war, Putin told Russia that the war won't damage or change the way you live your lives. And it has, most of all starting really this year, most painfully. The other reason ...
Those long-range air-to-air missiles, “would be needed to hold Russian fighter jets like the Su-34 at risk,” Christoph Bergs, an airpower analyst at the UK's Royal United Services Institute told ...
For NATO, this year has seen one battle after another, all started by the U.S. The latest is a plan to allocate fewer forces to Europe. Europeans should treat it as an opportunity. From Greenland to ...
Air forces modernising fast-jet training should prioritise core airmanship skills with regular live flying over increasing tactical complexity at early stages. This paper sets out the core structure ...
A panel discussion with Arthur Snell on his latest book, Elemental: The New Geography of Climate Change and How We Survive It ...
Saudi Arabia is trying to project an image of maturity, stability and statecraft: the actor behaving with composure while others escalate,” said HA Hellyer, an expert in geopolitics and Middle East ...
Abu Dhabi regards that they helped Egypt a lot over the past 15 years,” said HA Hellyer, a senior associate fellow at the Royal United Services Institute, the London think-tank. “So they expect backup ...
The acquisition of glide bombs for the F-35B is a welcome and overdue way to efficiently increase practical UK combat air mass in a NATO context. In this context, the acquisition of an off-the-shelf ...
It's not the first we have heard from a high-profile public figure in the UK warning of the Russian threat...with this speech ...
Canada has dedicated considerable time and resource to the challenge. Europe could learn a lot from across the Atlantic.
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