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Joshua Huminski

Joshua Huminski is the director of the Mike Rogers Center for Intelligence & Global Affairs at the Center for the Study of the Presidency & Congress. There he co-chairs the Center’s program on strategic competition, with a specific focus on the Euro-Atlantic and Russia. He is a fellow at George Mason University’s National Security Institute.

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How Britain can prepare for a second Trump presidency

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Joshua Huminski displays how the United Kingdom can best prepare for the potential return of Donald Trump to the White House

The unintended benefits of preparing for a Trump presidency

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Joshua Huminski investigates the beneficial nature of preparing now for a potential return of Donald Trump, whether he wins or not

The 2023 Defence Command Paper: Washington’s view

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Joshua Huminski provides analysis of the American view towards the United Kingdom’s 2023 Defence Command Paper

Empowering allies and partners vital to the US in the Indo-Pacific

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Joshua Huminski argues that the US needs to go further in empowering its allies and partners to realise its Indo-Pacific goals

The UK-US relationship in 2023

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Joshua Huminski examines the importance of the UK-US relationship heading into 2023 and some of the challenges facing it

The midterm elections and American foreign policy

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Joshua Huminski investigates what impact America’s 2022 midterm elections may have on the country’s foreign policy

Prime Minister Liz Truss: AUKUS and relations with Washington

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Joshua Huminski argues that British-American relations are predominately and importantly defined by shared strategic interests

British-American relations beyond Ukraine

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Joshua Huminski explores how the already strong British-American relationship can be deepened further still