Why DSIT’s success is vital for British power
Allan Nixon underlines the importance of emerging technologies for the future of Britain’s economy, society and military
Short Reads
NATO goes on manoeuvres in the Indo-Pacific
Dr Philip Shetler-Jones analyses the visit of NATO’s Secretary General to South Korea and Japan
Britain’s clean energy transition: Clean technology investment
Jack Richardson argues that Britain needs to adjust its fiscal policy to allow its renewable energy sector to flourish
Britain: Europe’s challenger power on Ukraine
Prof. Richard G. Whitman and James Rogers analyse Britain’s decision to equip Ukraine’s armed forces with Challenger 2 tanks
The drivers of Britain’s military assistance to Ukraine
Lt. Col. Jordan Becker and Dr Alexander Lanoszka detail the strategic, economic and risk factors driving the UK’s military aid to Ukraine
JETPs and the UK’s international engagement
William Young underlines the importance of Just Energy Transition Partnerships to the UK’s international engagement
AUSMIN 2022: Shared interests over shared values
Patrick Triglavcanin assesses shifting foreign policy approaches from Australia and the United States after AUSMIN 2022
Towards the Sunak doctrine?
James Rogers reviews the speech on foreign policy Prime Minister Rishi Sunak gave to the Lord Mayor’s Banquet on 28th November 2022
The Quad: Taking stock and looking forward
Prof. Ian Hall assesses the Quad’s approach to managing Indo-Pacific security challenges and the future of the group
What matters for the ‘update’ of the Integrated Review?
James Rogers argues that the ‘update’ to the Integrated Review needs to focus on long-term geopolitical objectives