I think we are now in a situation where the performance of their [Russia's] combat units is degrading and therefore rather than what was the case, which was a constant pressure on Ukrainian positions, ...

A veteran Singaporean diplomat and scholar reflects on today’s strategic uncertainties and enduring myths, appealing for ...

The defence industry is waiting to hear what the future shape of the armed forces will look like and where the big bets will be in terms of investment, and that's not just equipment, that's ...

What has changed is that Ukraine has begun to win on the battlefield and at the moment it looks as if this is going to continue, certainly in the short to medium term, and that has got Putin ...

This is crunch time and I think we're not starting from a great place because the fact that it has taken over a year to produce it [the Defence Investment Plan] does not suggest that we're in a ...

The Nato Force Model covers contingency planning, so this just means that the ‘assumed bill’ for support is changing.” ...

Post-Cold War defence reviews have all promised institutional transformation; most underdelivered. Understanding why requires ...

Sir Alex joined the Institute as a Trustee in December 2020, less than three months after relinquishing his position as the ...

What that means is that if you’re Russia… your mechanism for applying military pressure on Ukraine is diminished,” Withington told CNN. “I think that given this situation on the ground, the use of air ...

Japan has had enough of being a ‘spy paradise’: lacking key elements of intelligence capability and enduring society-wide ...

Nick Reynolds is the Research Fellow for Land Warfare at RUSI. His research interests include land power, wargaming and simulation. Prior to joining RUSI he worked for Constellis. He holds a BA in War ...

When you talk about a clear British strategy, I'm afraid I think the Chinese may find that quite hard to see because when Labour came to power it launched a China audit and a year after that, we all ...