When export controls are seen as a tool to limit competitors’ technology advancements, they can have unintended consequences.

Our experts comment on the US strikes of three Iranian nuclear facilities at Isfahan, Natanz and Fordow.

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A conversation with Ingrid Southworth, UK Deputy Permanent Representative to NATO and Lt Gen Sir Ian Cave, UK Military ...

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The release of the National Security Strategy lays out a troubling picture of the UK's place in an increasingly hostile and ...

This Occasional Paper provides an analysis of vehicle theft in the UK, including trends, responses and challenges.

NATO allies increasingly view cloud as an operational imperative. But realising its benefits – from information advantage to ...

Gulf States reacting to the attacks on Iran have been outspoken but not unguarded, as statesmen and diplomats consider the ...

Geopolitical shocks continue to impact the oil market as prices spike in response to the Israel-Iran conflict. With the US ...