Nigel Biggar and Doug Stokes write for Conservative Home
Professors Biggar and Stokes have written an op-ed piece for Conservative Home about their recent Policy Paper with the Council on Geostrategy
Media Appearances
The Council on Geostrategy and its staff and Associate Fellows have been cited and carried in leading British and international media publications and audio-visual networks. The most recent coverage can be seen below:
James Rogers signs GlobSec memorandum for a Resilient Europe
Director of Research James Rogers signed a GlobSec memorandum designed to promote a ten-step plan for resilience in Europe
The Daily Express mentions the Council on Geostrategy
In their article on the G7 Summit, the Daily Express quotes Associate Fellow Matthew Henderson and Director of Research James Rogers
Professors Doug Stokes and Nigel Biggar write for the Telegraph
Today’s Telegraph features an op-ed from Prof. Biggar and Prof. Stokes about their latest Policy Paper with the Council on Geostrategy
CityAM cites Policy Paper on ‘progressive’ anti-imperialism
Professors Stokes and Biggar’s paper with the Council on Geostrategy is cited in this article about Scottish nationalism and independence
The Telegraph cites Policy Paper on ‘progressive’ anti-imperialism
Professors Stokes and Biggar's paper with the Council on Geostrategy is cited in this article about Scottish nationalism and independence
The Scotsman cites Policy Paper on ‘progressive’ anti-imperialism
Focusing primarily on recommendations about schools, this article cites Prof. Stokes and Biggar’s latest policy paper
The Scottish Herald cites Policy Paper on ‘progressive’ anti-imperialism
Focusing primarily on suggestions about schools, the Scottish Herald cites Prof. Stokes and Biggar's latest Policy Paper
William Young writes for Conservative Environmental Network
Writing in the CEN, William Young discusses British options for climate and trade policy going forward
Mark Galeotti writes for the Moscow Times
In this article for the Moscow Times, Mark Galeotti discusses whether or not the Minsk II Peace Accords are worth saving