While the standard-setting body is unlikely to rate the UK poorly, next year’s review will be more “stringent”...The bar is higher for what FATF is looking for from countries.” ...

It’s not surprising that the U.S. treats its allies a little differently from adversaries, even when it comes to nuclear nonproliferation. But once a country gets the expertise and technology to ...

This paper analyses the UK's evolving anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing risks ahead of the 2027 FATF ...

Fedorov’s removal leaves critical issues unresolved between the Defence Ministry and General Staff. The removal of Ukrainian ...

Ukraine's deep-strike campaign is putting pressure on Russia's energy infrastructure and forcing increasing political pain ...

The contrast between Russia’s tactical flexibility and operational rigidity is revealing of the insecurity in its executive function. Adaptation dominated over innovation across most of military ...

Any deal without appropriate guardrails in place would be “concerning from a proliferation perspective”...Any country, period, but particularly countries of proliferation concern have to be really, ...

Drone swarming is often referenced as an important future capability, with little understanding of what is possible today, ...

Prime Minister Takaichi’s equivocal stance on policy towards Russia has encouraged a revival in activity from those in Japan who seek reengagement with Moscow. On 2 July, Watanabe Hiromichi and Suzuki ...

The on-again, off-again state of perma-conflict threatens to undermine any possibility of market confidence that had followed the signing of the MOU." ...

Prime Minister Andy Burnham faces a challenging international context, with intractable problems, but also opportunities to lead and exert UK influence on world events. Top of the Prime Minister’s ‘to ...

This webinar explores the relationship between FATF ‘greylisting’ and financial inclusion, drawing on the Centre for Finance ...