What is strategic advantage?
Gabriel Elefteriu, James Rogers and William Freer provide a refined definition of strategic advantage, and how the UK can create it
Primers
The ‘People’s War on Terror’ in Xinjiang: A model for China?
Dr Hannah Theaker investigates the roots and future of repression in Xinjiang conducted by the Chinese Communist Party
The ‘10 Be Clears’: Clarifying relations with China
Charles Parton OBE lays out ten suggestions for dealing with the threat posed by China under the CCP in a mini-strategy
Discursive statecraft: China’s information operations
Hannah Bailey examines the Chinese Communist Party’s discursive statecraft operations on international social media platforms
The trilateral initiative: Rekindling relations between Britain, Poland and Ukraine
Przemysław Biskup, James Rogers and Dr Hanna Shelest explore the history and rationale for the trilateral initiative between Britain, Poland and Ukraine
Taiwan: Invasion is not likely, but deterrence remains vital
Charles Parton OBE argues that an invasion of Taiwan by the CCP is still not likely despite rising tensions across the Taiwan Strait
China’s carbon-intensive rise: Addressing the tensions
William Young and Jack Richardson explain how the United Kingdom’s environmental policy towards the People’s Republic of China is becoming outmoded
‘Green Britain’: A scientific superpower for a new era
William Young explains how the United Kingdom can become a scientific superpower by reestablishing the virtuous circle between state, economy and innovation
Discursive statecraft: Responding to national positioning operations
James Rogers provides options for responding to ‘discursive statecraft’ in the form of national positioning operations
When climate and trade combine: British policy options
William Young provides options for the United Kingdom to help develop an effective international response to the issue of carbon leakage