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The annual Christmas lecture to the Royal United Services Institute by General Sir David Richards GCB CBE DSO ADC Gen, Chief of the Defence Staff, UK Ministry of Defence.

This 2012 lecture elaborates on how the new Joint Forces Command and the changes in the armed forces as a result of the 2010 National Security Strategy (NSS) and the Strategic Defence and Security Review (SDSR) will need to adapt to contingency operations and to more steady-state defence engagement as a means of conflict prevention, especially after the withdrawal of combat troops from Afghanistan in 2014. This will include military contributions to Security Sector Reform as part of the joint Foreign & Commonwealth Office (FCO)/Ministry of Defence (MOD) Defence Engagement Strategy.

Read the transcript at http://www.rusi.org/cdslectures

The Delivery of Justice Project is an initiative of the consortium Oxfam Novib, TISCO of Tilburg University and local legal aid organisations in Cambodia, Eg...

(Juba, March 7, 2013) -- The government of South Sudan should increase efforts to protect girls from child marriage. The country's widespread child marriage ...

Dr. Alan Stolberg, Henry L. Stimson Chair of Military Studies Associate Professor of National Security Studies and Director, National Security Policy Program US Army War College, discusses the challenges of Making National Security Policy in the 21st Century.

This panel discussion on October 25th brought together senior officials from the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and Côte d'Ivoire to share their experiences as their governments continue to work, with international support, toward re-establishing the rule of law. The event was moderated by IPI Senior Adviser for External Relations, Warren Hoge.