Why space matters to the United Kingdom
Gabriel Elefteriu outlines the importance of space for the United Kingdom and the future of geopolitics
Papers
Chinese politics in 2024: Indications from the ‘Two Sessions’
Charles Parton investigates the political priorities of the CCP for the rest of 2024 in light of this year’s ‘Two Sessions’
AI power and British strategy
Robert Bassett Cross, Harry Halem and Gabriel Elefteriu present how Britain can best harness the potential of artificial intelligence
Chinese cellular (IoT) modules: Countering the threat
Charles Parton OBE investigates the threat Chinese CIMs pose to the UK as well as other free and open countries
China’s National People’s Congress and the economy: Short change
George Magnus investigates the National People’s Congress of 2024 and what it said about the direction of China’s economy
Britain’s future is in technology and innovation
Dr Mann Virdee details Britain’s historical prowess in innovation and technology, and how it can be a future pioneer
The Red Sea: The Atlantic-Pacific link
A map depicting the importance of the Red Sea to British interests in the Euro-Atlantic and Indo-Pacific
The Red Sea: Britain’s uncertain link
James Fargher analyses Britain’s contemporary interests in the Red Sea, before arguing for a more permanent naval presence in the region
The role of space power in geopolitical competition
Gabriel Elefteriu FRAeS explores the role of space power in geopolitical competition in the 21st century
The hypersonic threat to the United Kingdom
William Freer analyses the hypersonic capabilities of Russia and China and whether they pose a threat to the United Kingdom