Amelia Broodryk is the Acting Executive Director and Director of Communication at the Institute for Security Studies, and serves on its Executive Committee. She has been with the ISS since 2007, ...

Growing ties between the Houthis and al-Shabaab could turn Red Sea instability into a more dangerous security threat for ...

Early warnings must be heeded to protect coping capacity and prevent a foreseeable shock from becoming an irreversible ...

The new reform agenda puts high-crime stations in the spotlight, but their commanders need the tools and authority to succeed ...

The Northern Sea Route could bypass African ports, but shifting trade patterns present opportunities to strengthen maritime ...

ISS is supporting countries as they tackle financial crimes and take steps to exit the Financial Action Task Force grey list.

Trust, not funding, is what lets businesses become real partners in preventing violence, and that trust takes deliberate work.

An investigation into the war being waged by Russia in Ukraine has found that Western digital resources are being used to dupe African and other nationals into joining a covert and decentralised ...

The two entrepreneurs represent distinct forms of business leadership, and governments must create the conditions for both to ...

The United States of America’s (US) retreat from multilateralism has put the financing of multinational peacekeeping to the test. This is most vivid in the implementation of United Nations Security ...

Youth frustration fuels calls to prevent Ruto from winning a second term, even as opposition splits strengthen his prospects ...

In November 2025, the United States (US) released its new National Security Strategy describing how the country intends to protect its ‘core national interests.’ These interests not only include ...