Can sanctions dislodge Alexander Lukashenko?
Dr Alexander Lanoszka and James Rogers ask whether sanctions are sufficient to affect political change in Belarus
Long Reads
United Kingdom: Europe’s ‘diplomatic vanguard’
Prof. Richard Whitman argues that the United Kingdom has assumed the position as Europe’s ‘diplomatic vanguard’
The Minsk Accords: Should Britain declare them dead?
Prof. Mark Galeotti argues that the time has come for the United Kingdom to declare that the Minsk Accords are dead
The case for a Britain-India-Japan ‘Trilateral’
Mahima Duggal explains why a new ‘trilateral’ between India, Japan and the United Kingdom makes geostrategic sense for the Indo-Pacific
India-United Kingdom relations: a ‘quantum leap’?
Dr David Scott looks at how British relations with India might evolve in the aftermath of the the Virtual Summit between the two countries
Integrated Review: Foreign perspectives
Four foreign experts discuss what the United Kingdom’s Integrated Review means for their respective countries and regions
What India brings to the G7 Foreign Ministers’ Meeting
Dr Jagannath Panda discusses the importance of India’s presence at the G7 Foreign Ministers’ Meeting
All talk, no action? The G7 Foreign Ministers’ Meeting
Prof. Paul Cornish reviews the G7 Foreign Ministers’ first meeting under the presidency of the United Kingdom
Operation Fortis: The importance of sustainability
Tom Sharpe OBE assesses the sustainability of the Royal Navy’s presence in the Indo-Pacific region once Operation Fortis is complete
The genocide in Xinjiang cannot be overlooked
Matthew Henderson explains why the genocide committed by the Chinese Communist Party in Xinjiang cannot be overlooked