This paper identifies gaps in UK fraud victim support and recommends a coordinated, victim-centred approach to improve care, ...

The UK is right to put fraud at the heart of its FATF presidency. Success will require source countries to have the means to ...

The Houthis are in a position now where they think they might win this war...They are not going to stop attacking Saudi Arabia. Riyadh has no option other than trying to support the Yemeni forces on ...

All our critical national infrastructure relies on satellites,” says Joshi. However, some are “legacy satellites which might be easier to penetrate because they’re not as modern”. They’re hard to ...

Italy’s low fentanyl death toll reflects Europe’s distinct opioid market history, not mafia restraint – but synthetic opioids ...

Whether Lula or Flávio Bolsonaro wins Brazil’s presidential run-off, a right-leaning Congress and pressure from China, the US ...

In the age of hard power, beneficial ownership transparency must shift from an anti-corruption ideal to a national security ...

This paper analyses how Russia's nuclear arsenal and doctrine are evolving, focusing on qualitative improvements and ...

The [Starlink] speed limit could mean some high-speed interceptors are useless...Starlink makes a wide range of drone operations more resilient." ...

For traditional fighter and helicopter aviation around the front line, there is a significantly less dense enemy ground-based air defence laydown today than there was at the start of the war.” ...

It’s very hard to imagine that elections could be held in Ukraine any time soon ... and it’s very difficult to trust Russia even if they were to commit to a temporary ceasefire, as we know that they ...

The U.S. ballistic-missile warning system was never designed for tactical use." ...