Chinese university students in Britain: challenges and opportunities
Patrick Triglavcanin investigates the implications of increasingly high numbers of international Chinese students in Britain
Long Reads
Georgia and the Black Sea factor: From words to deeds
Victor Kipiani investigates how the security of Georgia and other Black Sea states can be assured in the face of Russian aggression
Caspian Sea states’ balancing act and the Ukrainian war
Denis Cenusa explores the different approaches of the Caspian Sea states to the war in Ukraine and some its implications for the region
Post-Johnson visit: a new path for UK-India ties?
Dr Jagannath Panda discusses the implications of Boris Johnson's recent visit to India for UK-India relations and the future of the partnership
Germany’s geostrategic myopia
Prof. Richard Whitman assesses Germany's lack of leadership and strategic foresight in its response to Russia's war on Ukraine
The case for ‘JAUKUS’
Dr Philip Shetler-Jones explores the possibility of Japan joining the AUKUS group and factors that may prevent its membership
Maximising British engagement with Southeast Asia
Julian Neuweiler and Patrick Triglavcanin detail areas of domestic concern for Southeast Asia and how Britain can engage the region with these in mind
Drop the excuses and embrace Ukraine
Dr Benjamin Tallis argues that Ukraine’s formal application to become a member of the European Union should be supported by the bloc and the United Kingdom
The return of Central Europe?
Dr Benjamin Tallis explores the resurging influence of Central European states as a result of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
The strange case of America’s Indo-Pacific strategies
Dr Philip Shetler-Jones discusses the new Indo-Pacific Strategy announced by the United States and how it contrasts with US concerns regarding China