Britain and the G20 New Delhi summit
Catarina M. Liberato and Prof. Richard G. Whitman analyse the G20 summit in New Delhi and Britain’s engagement there
Long Reads
The future of underwater warfare
Prof. Andrew Lambert investigates the future of underwater warfare and how it has developed historically
From Jim O’Neill to Xi Jinping: Whatever happened to BRICS?
Prof. Michael Cox analyses the contesting narratives around the 2023 BRICS summit and lessons that can be drawn from both sides
BRICS: Paper tiger or legitimate challenge?
Jason Beck looks at the challenges presented by BRICS, arguing that although limited, they should not be disregarded
The Royal Navy’s undersea capabilities: Deep enough?
Tom Sharpe OBE assesses the purpose, strength, and distinguishing features of the Royal Navy’s undersea capabilities
Over troubled waters: The EU’s Maritime Security Strategy
Gonzalo Vazquez analyses the 2023 update of the European Union’s Maritime Security Strategy and how it can be improved
Britain should develop stronger ties with a rising India
Jason Beck details the context behind India’s rising global prominence and how Britain can deepen its relationship with the South Asian nation
The 2023 Defence Command Paper: Washington’s view
Joshua Huminski provides analysis of the American view towards the United Kingdom’s 2023 Defence Command Paper
The ISC report on China: Progress, yet consolidation needed
Charles Parton argues that the ISC report on China shows Britain’s progress in recognising the China challenge, but that more is to be done
UK defence faces facts, but not everyone will be happy
Dr Philip Shetler-Jones analyses the 2023 Defence Command Paper, arguing that there has been a scale trade-off and domain tilt