Watch back this year’s RUSI Annual Security Lecture is delivered by Lord Hermer KC, Attorney General.

"There are a lot of strong innovations within the UK defence sector. They’re largely coming from small and medium enterprises — SMEs. The issue is getting those innovations into a larger procurement ...

The latest UK fraud statistics put pressure on the UK government’s future Fraud Strategy to finally take decisive action ...

For over a decade, public cyber attribution—the practice of a government openly naming another state as responsible for a cyber operation—has been led by Western countries.

"What they want to do is accelerate the speed at which information can move around a system and put it to more parts more rapidly so there is more choice of units and weapons which can be used against ...

Adapting to advances in technology and battlefield tactics, the modern corps is changing to refine its role and way of ...

What is actually going to worry Putin more will be the fact that - in three or four years’ time - the general operational activity in the High North has increased four-fold and continues to increase.

Grey Zone’ operations have become a persistent feature of peacetime, upsetting norms of conduct between states in the ...

With a change in its relationship with the US, Europe faces mounting pressure to strengthen its own cyber defences. Europe ...

Matthew Savill, the director of military sciences at the Royal United Services Institute, said that if Taurus was fired from the border it could conceivably hit targets close to Moscow. Though that ...

"The short version is that the war continues and therefore you could argue that the sanctions have been ineffective but they have degraded Russia's ability to pursue its war.

Investing in small space start-ups instead of large primes will provide the UK with unprecedented agility, innovation, and ...