An intense Russian effort to achieve drone superiority in the sector since early May has made it more difficult for Ukraine to repel the infiltrators, according to Sam Cranny-Evans, a military analyst ...

I think the big thing is that it seemed pretty clear that nobody really knew what Witkoff had agreed when you went to Moscow. And there was back briefing afterwards but there needed to be a couple of ...

Faced with Beijing’s export controls on rare earth elements, the Trump administration has stepped in, but the risk remains.

Even if the war comes to an end, Russia will still be focusing on reconstituting its armed forces. “That will take quite a lot of time. It depends how committed the Russian military will be in ...

Iran and Russia have both historically mediated disputes within the South Caucasus. Having the US occupy that role is a blow to both states, in particular for Iran, due to its grievances with the US.” ...

Rooted in centuries of history, the border conflict between the two countries is set to flare up again unless underlying ...

This paper discusses the rising issue of fraud in the UK, particularly focusing on the role of money mules in facilitating authorised push payment fraud and the implications for national security and ...

Renewed US engagement in the South Caucasus poses an awkward challenge for neighbouring Georgia, which has drifted rapidly from strategic partnership with Washington into anti-American rhetoric. Trump ...

I certainly think that Russia feels it's going into this with a full hand. If you look at what's going on on the battlefield at the moment, the Russians are pushing much further into it to adorn it ...

For five years, the Open-Ended Working Group (OEWG) on cybersecurity has negotiated key thematic areas which can undermine ...

NATO armies, and particularly the United States, obviously have been paying attention,” Tollast said. "A few thousand quadcopters and loitering munitions “would just last days in a war like Ukraine." ...

While it has been known about for many years, there are signs that the number of money mules is growing,” said Kathryn Westmore, senior research fellow at RUSI. “It is generally like a game of whack-a ...