While America evidently still thinks like a superpower that can do anything it wants, it no longer feels an instinctive urge ...

Recent governments in Buenos Aires have consistently steered away from taking a confrontational attitude towards the UK that could militarise the Falkland Islands issue. They have, however, kept their ...

If the US did change its position to one in which it supported Argentinian claims over the islands, that would be "pretty significant", says Ed Arnold from Royal United Services Institute (RUSI), as ...

The idea of the US not supporting British sovereignty over the Falkland Islands does not add much to the issue itself, but rather it speaks badly about how the ‘special relationship’ is being handled ...

Disruption to the supply of oil, on the present scale, is teaching new lessons about the vulnerability of modern economies.

It’s an obvious place to target - everybody needs energy. The UK has very high energy prices, and we're quite exposed to ...

The maturation of Chinese and US strategies to control strategic minerals supply chains echo Cold War structures. Fresh EU ...

Reynolds added that while recruitment and procurement was focused on replacing human and equipment losses in Ukraine, a Ukrainian defeat or a ceasefire on terms favourable to Russia could free forces ...

The war against Iran has tested two competing narratives about security in the Middle East, and have sharpened the resilience ...

Watch the first session of this year's Integrated Air and Missile Defence Conference with opening remarks by Dr Sidharth ...

The UK must overhaul mobilisation and training to meet rising security threats, ensuring rapid force expansion, effective ...

Iran’s hold over Hormuz may have delivered leverage, but it cannot serve as an indefinite strategy of survival.