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Realising Societal Resilience for a Whole of Society Approach to Defence (Katharine A.M. Wright – RUSI)

While Article 3 of the North Atlantic Treaty makes clear each member state's responsibility, the UK is lagging. Years of austerity, Brexit, the pandemic...

Improving U.S. Cooperation with Allies and Partners (Daniel Byman, Alexander Palmer, Audrey Aldisert, Henry H. Carroll, Cynthia R. Cook, Chris H. Park, and Seth...

The national security of the United States has long benefited from the vast and unrivaled global network of U.S. allies and partners. As strategic...

Making Sense of Britain’s Digital Targeting Web (Noah Sylvia and Major Laurence Thomson – RUSI)

The UK’s Digital Targeting Web promises cross-domain targeting fit for the modern digitalised battlefield – but organisational complexity, procurement and funding challenges and a...

Smoke and mirrors: Building EU resilience against manipulation through cognitive security (Beatrice Catena, Ondrej Ditrych, Nad’a Kovalčíková – European Union Institute for Security Studies)

Recent violations of the airspaces of Poland, Romania and Estonia illustrate how Russia uses psychological operations to distort perceptions and manipulate behaviour – effectively...

How Does Hybrid Warfare Impact the Global Supply Chain? (The Soufan Center)

In early September, Poland closed its eastern border following Russian-Belarusian wargames that sent at least 19 unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) into Polish airspace, including...

UK National Security Advantage from Disruptive Technologies (Pia Hüsch and Natasha Buckley – RUSI)

The paper explores how the UK can leverage science, technology, and innovation (ST&I) policy to secure strategic advantage in national security amidst global competition....

Jaguar Land Rover cyberattack shows that governments must provide post-incident support (Jason R.C. Nurse, Tom Johansmeyer and Gareth Mott – RUSI)

As the JLR case has demonstrated, governments must offer support in the wake of major cyber incidents. There are strong rational and moral cases...

Signals in the Swarm: The Data Behind China’s Maritime Gray Zone Campaign Near Taiwan (Jose M. Macias III and Benjamin Jensen – CSIS)

Gray zone activity is a constant in modern great power competition. Authoritarian states use indirect ways and means that fall beneath the threshold of...

Ukraine’s defense tech sector must guard against innovation drain (Andriy Dovbenko – Atlantic Council)

On the outskirts of Kharkiv in northeastern Ukraine, Ukrainian electronic warfare teams are deploying home-grown systems that automatically detect and suppress Russian drones. Along...
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