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

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October 9, 2025

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. It identifies the UK’s strengths, needs, and risks and dependencies, offering actionable recommendations to enhance its position in the competition for seeking advantage from disruptive technologies. Drawing on extensive research and interviews, the paper provides a roadmap for policymakers to navigate the intersection of technology, national security and economic growth.

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