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As NATO heads towards its sixtieth anniversary, the Alliance remains involved in Afghanistan, one of the most challenging stabilisation missions in ...

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Despite the efforts which governments place on it, conflict prevention remains the most unglamorous, least documented and easily forgotten of diplomatic ...


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Preparing for the Lean Years
How will British defence spending fare in an age of austerity?
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A Force for Honour
Military Strategic Options for the United Kingdom
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Multilateral Approaches to Security
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A Question of Balance? The Deficit and Defence Priorities
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NATO

RUSI’s engagement with NATO has been enduring and dynamic. From our archives we feature research projects conducted on behalf of the Alliance, together with an extensive collection of expert articles and speeches made by NATO leaders at the Institute.  

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Pakistan flag Analysis: With allies like this: what the Wikileaks war logs say about Pakistan 28 Jul 2010
While Wikileaks’ widely-publicised military leak has turned the media spotlight onto Pakistan, the country’s involvement in Afghanistan will come as little surprise to coalition troops. The unfavourable timing of the leak, however, together with its substantial effect on public support for the war, means that Washington must act now to bring Pakistan back onto side. NATO International Institutions Afghanistan Central and South Asia Pakistan United States Americas
Medvedev and Sarkozy RUSI Journal: The Return of European Geopolitics: All Roads Lead through London 23 Jun 2010
Europe’s resilience is being tested as internal dyamics shift and the US backs away. The UK is the best placed to ensure the maintenance of European order and security European Union International Institutions NATO Europe
Christopher Coker Analysis: Do the US and UK share the same level of commitment to NATO? 19 May 2010
Professor Christopher Coker explores the state of the Anglo-American Special Relationship in relation to NATO UK Europe United States Americas NATO International Institutions
ANglo-American flag News: 74% of British public believe relations with the US have stayed the same or deteriorated since Obama took office 18 May 2010
President Obama's re-orientation of US foreign policy towards multilateralism has not strengthened ties between Britain and the United States, according to a new YouGov public opinion survey commissioned by the Legatum Institute and Royal United Services Institute (RUSI). UK Europe United States Americas NATO International Institutions
Tornado Analysis: Not with a bang but a whimper: Europe’s pending denuclearisation 12 Mar 2010 by Professor Malcolm Chalmers
Within the next decade, European aircraft capable of delivering US nuclear weapons are due to be withdrawn from service. What are the options available to NATO in the debate over the continuance of its tactical nuclear capability? NATO International Institutions Nuclear Non-Proliferation and Strategy Global Security Issues Defence Policy United States Americas
Rammussen RUSI Journal: Creating the Next Generation of NATO Partnerships 25 Feb 2010
NATO’s myriad partnership programmes need to be reviewed and updated in light of the new Strategic Concept. Viewing partnership activities in terms of public goods can help NATO members forge consensus about its strategic interests and help make it an alliance for the future NATO International Institutions Europe
Operation Moshtarak Soldier Analysis: What Will Success Look Like in Operation Moshtarak? 16 Feb 2010 by Professor Michael Clarke
Operation Moshtarak is the most important campaign in Afghanistan since the invasion in 2001. Its success, however, will not be measured in military terms but in terms of public opinion, both in Helmand and the rest of Afghanistan and in the Coalition's domestic electorate. Land Forces Afghanistan Central and South Asia NATO International Institutions Agenda for the New Government UK Europe United States Americas
Arctic ice RUSI Newsbrief: Arctic Security: Neither a Great Game nor a Scramble 26 Jan 2010
Enhancement of military capabilities by Arctic powers may not be the zero-sum security competition that many are suggesting International Institutions NATO Global Security Issues
Robert Gates in Turkey RUSI Newsbrief: Turkey: A New Option for European Missile Defence? 26 Jan 2010
The Obama administration’s attempt to find a new location for its missiles will test Ankara’s balancing act as both a member of NATO, and an ally of Iran Aerospace NATO International Institutions Turkey Europe
Loner Soldier Head RUSI Journal: The End of Nuclear Sharing? US Nuclear Weapons in Europe 16 Dec 2009
The US still houses nuclear weapons in allied European non-nuclear states. The relevance of these weapons is now under question NATO International Institutions Aerospace Europe
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