Transatlantic Security
A collection of RUSI research exploring different approaches and thinking on the challenges facing Transatlantic security today.
Overview
The alliances and certainties that have underpinned Western security since the end of the Second World War are under unprecedented strain. The stated US desire to secure control of Greenland, questions over the future of NATO and tariff disputes are all signs of a profound realignment in our international system.
This page includes links to a collection of RUSI outputs that explore different elements of the debate around Transatlantic Security today and the consequences of a United States foreign policy agenda radically different from that pursued over the preceding eight decades.
RUSI’s purpose is undertake research, encourage debate and provide options on critical topics of national and international defence and security. The commentaries, papers, records of media appearances and details of RUSI events collected here are your guide to a debate of critical importance.
Experts
Rachel Ellehuus
RUSI Director-General
Senior Management
Jonathan Eyal
Associate Director, Strategic Research Partnerships
RUSI International
Dr Neil Melvin
Former Director of International Security
International Security
Ed Arnold
RUSI Senior Associate Fellow, International Security
Matthew Savill
Director of Military Sciences
Military Sciences
Oana Lungescu
RUSI Distinguished Fellow; RUSI Europe Advisory Board Member
Ambassador Mitchell Reiss
RUSI Distinguished Fellow, RUSI International
Publications
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