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UK’s Future Telecoms

Rahim Tafazolli | 2025.04.17

This briefing considers the impact on national security of the telecom networks that underpin all national critical infrastructures in the UK.

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UK’s Energy Security

Melissa Stark | 2025.04.17

Demand flexibility will increasingly take centre stage in energy security. Can industry play a role while contributing to industrial development?

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UK’s AI Technologies

Kenneth Payne | 2025.04.17

This briefing explores AI and national security and the risks and opportunities for the UK.

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Joint Europe To Deter Russia

Justin Bronk and Jack Watling | 2025.04.15

Accelerating the degradation of Russia’s integrated air defence systems is critical to enabling the defeat of Russian ground forces. This paper considers the role of land-air integration in achieving their suppression and destruction.

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Black Sea For Europe

Edward Black and Sidharth Kaushal | 2025.04.14

A long-term campaign to constrain Russia must go beyond thoughts of the threat from the North, and consider the influence of the Black Sea on Russia’s strategic and military position.

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Europe’s Trump Challenge

Amy Greene | 2025.04.11

As President Trump seeks economic protectionism and territorial expansion, polling indicates that Americans’ perceptions of threats are changing.

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Down But Not Out

Nicholas Fenton and Alexander Kolyandr | 2025.04.11

Russia’s economy has been seriously impacted by Western sanctions, though its resilience has been underestimated. Western policymakers should study Russia’s economic adaptation and update their sanctions strategy accordingly.

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Russia And Iran On Nuke

Darya Dolzikova | 2025.04.10

When Iranian drones started appearing in Ukraine, wielded by the Russian military, the question of what Iran may be receiving from Russia in exchange naturally arose.

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Egypt And Israel

H A Hellyer | 2025.04.10

Since last century’s conclusion of peace treaty, tensions between Egypt and Israel are growing, compounded by Israel’s acute lack of appreciation for Egypt’s security perceptions and interests.

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Bring The Leader Back In

Consuelo Thiers | 2025.04.08

Amid rising geopolitical tensions and the resurgence of personalist rule, where leaders increasingly shape global politics and challenge the international order, it is essential to bring the individual – the leader – back to the centre of strategic analysis.

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