Tech platforms are still struggling to curb the spread of terrorist content. Governments must not only support them but also hold them accountable through stronger enforcement and enhanced intelligence capabilities, writes Adam H. in the latest RUSI Commentary.
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🎙In the latest episode of the Suspicious Transaction Report podcast, host Kinga Redlowska is joined by Bethany Allen, author of Beijing Rules: China's Quest for Global Influence, a Financial Times best business book for 2023, to discuss how China has developed its economic statecraft in recent years, and what the West can do to respond to increasingly muscular Chinese economic activities. Listen to the full episode on our website (or wherever you get your podcasts): https://bit.ly/47gvd9k
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As countries around the world struggle to reduce China’s dominance of critical mineral supply chains, they would do well to learn from Japan’s successes and mistakes in tackling this challenge, writes Ben Bowie in the latest RUSI Commentary.
Japan's Responses to China's Supply Chain Dominance
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🎙It is clear that Russia’s war against Ukraine is continuing to evolve, what were red lines are being crossed, and the enormous cost in lives and damage continues to mount. More than 30 months into the conflict, is there any sense that one side is closer to winning, and how has Ukraine’s dramatic incursion into Russia’s Kursk region affected the war? Neil Melvin is joined by Professor Mark Galeotti, Senior Associate Fellow at RUSI and Director of Mayak Intelligence, to discuss this question in the latest Global Security Briefing episode - listen here : https://bit.ly/3ANEf1F
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Amid great power competition over technology, states such as the UK are seeking to protect the ecosystems that drive innovation in a growing range of technologies. However, developing security capability and culture within organisations that are unfamiliar with national security concerns is challenging. Read the latest RUSI Commentary where Dr Neil Ashdown and Natasha Buckley look into this further.
Securing Innovation in an Epoch of Geopolitical Competition
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'The continental European market enjoys long-established links with UK industry and brings the benefit of working with the similar operational requirements of NATO’s eastern flank' writes Dr Linus Terhorst in the latest RUSI Commentary.
How the UK Can Compete in a Consolidating European Defence Industry
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🚨New RUSI report, ‘North Korean Activity in the Casino and Gaming Sector: How Do Jurisdictions Respond?’ by Allison Owen and Chandana Seshadri is out now! 🎰🎲 Criminal actors are exploiting underregulated aspects of the casino industry to launder and move illicit assets across jurisdictions. With recent reports on the involvement of cryptocurrency, a new global illicit marketplace for potential sanctions evasion is forming. Jurisdictions therefore need to identify and understand the extent of emerging threats linked to the casino and gaming sector. 🃏 Our new report outlines proliferation finance activity links to the casino and gaming sector, as well as the emergence of new avenues of exploitation that authorities should analyse as part of their national risk assessment process. It also provides risk mitigation strategies that jurisdictions should consider if the threats and vulnerabilities are identified. Head over to our website to learn more now. Make sure to also follow Centre for Finance and Security (CFS) at RUSI for the latest analysis on proliferation financing and anti-money laundering policy.
North Korean Activity in the Casino and Gaming Sector: How Do Jurisdictions Respond?
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📺Despite some positive achievements by several global forums, we currently lack a global agreement on responsible cyber behaviour. There is also a knowledge gap about how a wide range of stakeholders view responsible cyber. Our Global Partnership for Responsible Cyber Behaviour network (GP-RCB) aims to bridge this gap. It is an international platform for dialogue, debate, and research to advance the understanding of responsible behaviour in cyberspace. Watch below as RUSI Research Fellow Louise Marie Hurel explains the network further. 📅Our upcoming Securing Cyberspace Conference will bring together academia, industry, governments, and civil society organisations to discuss domestic and regional views on responsible cyber behaviour 👉 https://bit.ly/3XcQBHQ 🌐You can find out more about the GP-RCB here: https://bit.ly/3MxfHMV
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'NATO might not be equipped to coordinate policy toward China in areas such as trade, regulations or sanctions, but its partnership format can include countries with relevant competency in those domains' write Dr Philip Shetler-Jones and Dr David Capie in the latest RUSI Commentary.
NATO Emerges as a Platform for Coordinating Indo-Pacific Security Policies
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'Including NATO security guarantees in a peace deal, rather than establishing them separately, would make it harder for Putin to convince Russians that they pose a threat to Russia’s national security' write Roger Myerson, Timothy Mylovanov and Konstantin Sonin in the latest RUSI Newsbrief.
How NATO Can Help End the Ukraine War
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