Russian space nukes would be a sword of Damocles over our heads
Gabriel Elefteriu FRAeS explores the prospect of Russian nuclear weapons in space and the diplomatic and military consequences
Long Reads
In defence of Britain’s carriers
William Freer defends Britain’s aircraft carriers and refutes many of the criticisms levied against them
Can Britain help address the ‘North Korea problem’?
Dr Edward Howell assesses how the United Kingdom can and should respond to an increasingly belligerent North Korea
How Britain can prepare for a second Trump presidency
Joshua Huminski displays how the United Kingdom can best prepare for the potential return of Donald Trump to the White House
Frozen assets: Avoiding the zero-sum game in supporting Ukraine
Dr Michael Martin Richter argues that frozen Russian Central Bank assets should be used to assist Kyiv, particularly by European powers
DPP victory: A rejection of China’s threats and intimidations
Gerrit van der Wees investigates the implications of a DPP victory in Taiwan for Taiwan, Britain, and Taiwan’s other key partners
Oceans under pressure: China’s challenge to the maritime order
Peter Dutton analyses the key tenants of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, and how China undermines them
EU on manoeuvres? Dividends and challenges for REPowerEU
Mustafa Demir and Prof. Amelia Hadfield investigate Europe’s post-Russia energy policy in a two-part series
EU on manoeuvres? Managing the geopolitical energy environment
Mustafa Demir and Prof. Amelia Hadfield investigate Europe’s post-Russia energy policy in a two-part series
How Britain can better support Ukraine to fight a war of attrition
William Freer recommends the best way forward for Britain in supporting Ukraine to now fight a war of attrition