Preparing Britain for rising tensions across the Taiwan Strait
Professor Alessio Patalano examines how Britain should strengthen its ability to respond to a future crisis in the Taiwan Strait
Short Reads
The main strategic issues facing the next prime minister
James Rogers and Patrick Triglavcanin explore the main strategic issues the next prime minister should address
Competing with China: Policy before language
Patrick Triglavcanin argues that inflating the threat posed by China will not help Britain compete with it
The International Development Strategy and multilateral engagement
Ted Elgar argues that Britain’s development policy will be most successful when grounded in multilateral engagement
After Johnson: Britain’s continued support for Ukraine
Alexander Brotman assesses the impact of Boris Johnson’s resignation as Conservative party leader on British policy towards Ukraine
The state of food insecurity
Haley Szramoski explores how the Russian invasion of Ukraine and the interruption of grain exports has impacted global food security
Ensuring British support for Georgia in the EU
Alexander Brotman considers the arguments for continued British support for Georgia joining the European Union
New Zealand maintains close ties to the United States
Patrick Triglavcanin argues that New Zealand’s relationship with China never saw it drift away from the worldview of free and open nations
Why unity is critical to ensure the Kremlin’s failure in Ukraine
Viktorija Starych-Samuolienė argues that now more than ever unity is essential when confronting Russia over its reinvasion of Ukraine
What comes next: A precarious peace?
Capt. Dr Kevin Rowlands discusses the important role of navies in securing the peace after a conflict has ended