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Romina Bandura and Mirka Martel | 2025.11.04
Promoting educational exchanges between the United States and Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) is a powerful way to strengthen economic ties, build human capital, counter Chinese influence, and foster positive public opinion across the Hemisphere.
Cathy Haenlein | 2025.10.31
The long-delayed release of Nick Timothy’s 2023 review of Home Office effectiveness points to ongoing institutional dysfunctions. The creation of an independent cross-party commission could restore delivery discipline and reduce incentives to use immigration as a political weapon.
Dan Marks | 2025.10.30
This paper studies the impact of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine on global energy markets, with a particular focus on the vulnerabilities to which UK energy security is susceptible.
Gonzalo Saiz Erausquin | 2025.10.28
This paper reports on the first meeting of the RUSI Cyber Sanctions Taskforce, focusing on the role of sanctions in countering cyber state threats, and highlighting their potential to disrupt malicious operations, impose costs on adversaries and reinforce international security strategies.
Paul O’Neill | 2025.10.24
Proposals to integrate the External Scrutiny Team into the Military Strategic Headquarters will undermine the only honest safeguard for transformation of the UK’s reserve forces.
Jack Watling | 2025.10.23
Ukrainian forces have begun to develop novel approaches to combined arms manoeuvre, incorporating new capabilities, that bear scrutiny for NATO armies.
Charles Parton | 2025.10.23
Clarity should be the complement to certainty in the UK’s approach to China.
Ilaria Mazzocco and Ryan Featherston | 2025.10.22
This report analyzes strategies for electric vehicles (EV) adoption and industrial development in emerging markets to offer lessons for the policymakers, exploring how and why China is catalyzing the transition in many emerging markets in Asia, Latin America, and Africa.
Eerik Kross and Greg Mills | 2025.10.22
Western countries must wake up to the increase in temperature of Russian provocation.
Hamish Mundell | 2025.10.20
It is irresponsible to conceal the prospect of war from a population you will call on for second and third echelon reinforcements, for whom survival hinges on preparation.
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