With attention turning to rearmament as the global security situation deteriorates, NATO members will need to decide on the best model for replenishing their weapons and ammunition stocks should a major war occur. Stockpiles may not offer the best solution.
This report draws on the Taiwanese experience of working with Chinese firms and focuses on nonlegal measures for Intellectual property (IP) protection in light of declining predictability in the Chinese legal system.
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 set off a chain of events that has reverberated far beyond the borders of the conflict. Across Europe, a historic effort to rethink defense posture is underway as European states grapple with the implications of the conflict for their own security.
This research briefing outlines major trends in the financial tradecraft of ISKP, how the branch factors into broader Islamic State financial networks, and how the group looks after its own financial needs.
Jonathan Eyal interviews Senior Associate Fellow, H A Hellyer, about the Saudi-Israeli normalisation.
Russian defences and military adaptations pose challenges for Ukraine’s 2023 offensive.
This article explores developments in adversarial artificial intelligence (AAI) and machine learning, examining recent research, practical realities for the deployment of adversarial attacks, and the pursuit of secure and robust AI.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is the most recent dilemma confronting the news industry, particularly following the public research release of ChatGPT in December 2022.
This paper provides background on recent UK policy towards East Africa, summarises research findings and offers recommendations for the UK government with relevance both to the region and to an integrated foreign policy globally.
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