The Council on Geostrategy and its experts regularly feature in national and international press. The most recent coverage can be seen below:
Our Co-founder (Research) describes how American diplomats traditionally protect UK interests at the UN, any shift would potentially end decades of support to pressure the UK government.
Following a Page 2 feature in the Saturday edition, our research highlights how dependence on Chinese pharmaceutical supplies leaves Britain’s national health security critically vulnerable.
Our Senior Research Fellow warns that rapid technological shifts have broken traditional world models, arguing that Western leadership remains in dangerous denial about the consequences.
Our analysis reveals how heavy dependence on Chinese-manufactured medicine exposes a critical national weakness, urging the UK to diversify its pharmaceutical supply chains.
Our Adjunct Fellow argues that top-down condescension toward public concerns over conflict readiness ultimately serves to benefit adversarial propaganda efforts.
The Council’s analysis warns that European allies face a dangerous deficit in long-range strike capabilities as Russia moves toward full combat readiness by 2027.
Our International Fellow analyses the US initiative to encourage commercial shipping, evaluating the strategic implications for maritime security and stability in the Middle East.
Our research warns Britain’s focus on the Arctic is lopsided, urging the Government to integrate land forces into this increasingly critical strategic axis.
Our event, featuring the Taiwan Ambassador, gained international coverage for examining how Taiwan-UK tech partnerships secure supply chains and mitigate global economic risks.
Our Adjunct Fellow argues Britain must design a wartime state now, ensuring democratic oversight and civil resilience before any future conflict breaks out.