RUSI Journal
August/September 2010 Issue
Vice-Admiral Sir Jeremy Blackham and Professor Gwyn Prins claim that the Royal Navy is dangerously weak, risking the silent principles of the UK's national security unless the future fleet is restored and adequately sized. More >
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Terrorism: The New Wave
By Michael Clarke and Valentina Soria
The 'Irreducible Minimum': Al-Qa'ida in Iraq and the Effectiveness of Leadership Decapitation
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RUSI Whitehall Paper No. 74
By Daniel Korski and Richard Teuten
A Question of Balance? The Deficit and Defence Priorities
By Malcolm Chalmers
Will the new government fund Britain’s role in the world?
By Michael Codner
27/08/10 Britain faces new terror wave
Michael Clarke in The Telegraph
27/08/10 Terror warning over Muslims radicalised in prisons
RUSI report in AFP
26/08/10 Politics, not security, is Iraq’s weakness
RUSI analysis in The National
26/08/10 Britain facing home-grown terrorist threat, report says
RUSI report in CNN
24/08/10 Defence community mulls over Fox's intentions
Trevor Taylor in Flight Global
23/08/10 Royal Navy 'dangerously weak', says RUSI
RUSI Journal in BBC News
23/08/10 Threat to warships raises national security fears
RUSI Journal in The Financial Times
23/08/10 LSE: Royal Navy is dangerously weak argues new article
RUSI Journal in The Financial
By Mina Al-Oraibi
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