As governments around the world prioritise economic resilience and security, Research Fellow Dan Marks argues that COP is ...

Without adopting Canberra's policies wholesale, the UK's intelligence-policymaker network would benefit from making some of ...

Recent history in Afghanistan and Iraq teaches that rebuilding in active conflict zones comes with its share of hazard and ...

Iraq's elections make ponderous a status quo Washington and Tehran seek to preserve; manoeuvring politicians make work for ...

Far from making a ‘reckless’ commitment likely to escalate tension, by checking Beijing’s hubristic tendencies, Japan’s Prime ...

This research paper examines the critical vulnerabilities in multirotor uncrewed aerial system (MUAS) supply chains, ...

The directors of the leading UK defence and foreign policy think tanks discuss the fundamental foreign policy challenges ...

How mini-lateral export control frameworks among key technology-supplying nations can put a slow puncture into Huawei’s ...

There is good reason to believe that Ukraine can improve the efficacy of its strikes in 2026, [but] the question is the extent to which the combination of sanctions and strikes will create a cashflow ...

This research paper examines the critical vulnerabilities in the production of Russia’s Sukhoi combat aircraft and its ...

In a visit that consolidated bilateral stability between the US and Japan, economic matters held more focus than issues of ...

There's no doubt the controls on Russian access to technology is impacting its oil industry, but the impact of those restrictions has been frustratingly slow, hence the concerted effort by Ukraine to ...