Monthly Archives: January 2017

By Theo Farrell; Michael Semple

A new RUSI briefing paper reveals a demoralised rank-and-file of the Taliban movement that has little confidence in its fragmented…

By Tom Keatinge; Florence Keen

As the threat from lone-actor and small cell terrorism evolves, this paper examines the financing of both disrupted and successful…

By Various Authors

The data on happiness come from self-reports of individuals’ feelings of well-being, and each respondent is free to define happiness…

By Gerard Lyons; Liam Halligan

Ahead of a speech on Brexit by the Prime Minister, the paper proposed key negotiating principles for the Government to…

By Various Authors

The report examines the history of British intervention – militarily and from a humanitarian perspective – arguing that it has…

By Malcolm Chalmers

As the UK government appoints a new ambassador to lead Brexit negotiations from Brussels, a RUSI briefing paper maps out…