The Council on Geostrategy and its experts regularly feature in national and international press. The most recent coverage can be seen below:
Our Senior Fellow analyses the erosion of liberty as a governing principle in Western societies and explores its implications for the relationship between citizens and the state in a comment piece.
The Royal Navy highlights the UK and Ireland Maritime Security Conference, co-organised by the Council on Geostrategy with Queen’s Belfast, addressing undersea infrastructure threats.
Our Research Fellow (National Security) provides analysis on the different treaties and agreements that might be used by the US to expand its presence for a BBC Verify live blog
Our Research Fellow (National Security) evaluates Russian strategic nuclear submarine bases in a piece
Our Research Fellow (National Security) analyses the utility of Greenland in supporting US space policy in an article
Our International Fellow discusses the strategies around US tanker boardings and international law in an op-ed
Our Adjunct Fellow examines Sir Keir Starmer's handling of Vladimir Putin's tankers in an op-ed
Our Co-founder (Research) discusses undersea cables and our new geopolitical atlas with Matt Chorley on his afternoon show on BBC Radio 5 Live
The Council on Geostrategy's new geopolitical atlas, 'Britain’s world: The strategy of security in twelve geopolitical maps', and fourth map, is highlighted in a piece by the Express
The Council on Geostrategy's new geopolitical atlas, 'Britain’s world: The strategy of security in twelve geopolitical maps', is highlighted in a piece by the UK Defence Journal