James Rogers discusses the importance of the Kerch Bridge explosion in Crimea
Our Director of Research is interviewed by National World and discusses the impact of the Ukrainian strike on the Kerch Bridge
Interviews
Our staff and Associate Fellows regularly feature on national and international television and radio stations:
James Rogers discusses Ukraine’s counter-offensive in the east
Our Director of Research is interviewed by National World, providing insight into Ukraine's counter-offensive and what it means for Russia
James Rogers discusses Russia’s weaponisation of gas supplies
Our Director of Research appears on LBC to discuss how Russia’s closure of Nord Stream I is a response to European sanctions
Charles Parton OBE discusses Nancy Pelosi’s visit to Taiwan
Our Associate Fellow is interviewed on BBC Today about how the Chinese Communist Party might respond to Nancy Pelosi’s visit to Taiwan
Dr Shetler-Jones argues Japan’s defence policy shift is real
Our Associate Fellow is interviewed by JAPAN Forward to discuss how Japan is adjusting its defence priorities under Fumio Kishida
Dr Shetler-Jones explains China’s ambitions in the Indo-Pacific
Our Associate Fellow appears on BBC World News to discuss the recent efforts of China to bolster its security ties to Indo-Pacific island states
James Rogers discusses Britain’s role in supporting Ukraine
Our Director of Research is interviewed on TVP World about Britain’s role in the defence of Europe, defence agreements with Finland and Sweden, and more
James Rogers on the likelihood of a coup against Putin
Our Director of Research speaks to Sky News Breakfast about Russia’s objectives in Ukraine and the likelihood of a coup against Putin
Alexander Lanoszka on Finland and Sweden joining NATO
Our Associate Fellow Alexander Lanoszka speaks to Phil Williams about Finland and Sweden joining NATO, and Russia’s threats in response
James Rogers on how long the war in Ukraine might last
Our Director of Research speaks to John Pienaar alongside Anne McElvoy about how long the war in Ukraine might last