The Biden-Putin Meeting: Now comes the hard part
Dr Alexander Lanoszka argues that despite improving relations, the meeting between Joe Biden and Vladimir Putin did not lead to any form of breakthrough
Short Reads
Belarus’ leader goes rogue
Viktorija Starych-Samuolienė explains what measures Euro-Atlantic countries should take to curtail the increasingly unruly behaviour of Belarus’ regime
New Zealand may have the carrot, but the stick will come
Jeremy Hutton examines New Zealand's reluctance to call out Chinese behaviour, its dependence on Beijing and what allies should do to help
China’s influence in Europe takes a Baltic hit
Viktorija Starych-Samuolienė assesses the geopolitical implications of Lithuania and Estonia’s decision to downgrade relations with China
United Kingdom: How it was born and how to preserve it
Iain Milligan looks at the construction of the United Kingdom. How was it born and how can it be preserved?
Foreign aid and the Integrated Review
Ryan Henson argues that, after Covid-19, Official Development Assistance should be central to Britain’s strategic policy
Russia in the Integrated Review
Dr Andrew Foxall assesses how Russia is identified in the Integrated Review as a strategic threat to the United Kingdom and other free and open nations
Forever bound: Global Britain and the Wider Baltic
James Rogers and Viktorija Starych-Samuolienė assess the British Foreign Secretary’s visit to Tallinn in March 2021. What does it mean for Global Britain and the Wider Baltic?
Ignore Germany’s Russia policy
Dr Andrew Foxall looks at Russia’s ability to woo Germany on environmental policy. How should Britain react?
Britain and Chile: Partners in the Indo-Pacific
Juan-Pablo Toro discusses the relationship between Britain and Chile. How can the two countries deepen their relations in the twenty-first century?