How Australia ‘positions’ the United Kingdom
Patrick Triglavcanin investigates the contemporary Australia-UK relationship and its historical foundations
Research
Hypersonic weapon systems: High expectations
Gabriel Elefteriu and William Freer provide an overview of hypersonic weapons and the capabilities certain countries possess currently
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
Plateau China: Reform in the ten years after the Third Plenum of 2013
Charles Parton analyses what to expect at the Third Plenum of 2023, and where China stands ten years after the Third Plenum of 2013
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
Internet neutrality: Options for Britain
Prof. John Hemmings analyses internet neutrality in a British context and options for the country as it rethinks its approach
The Royal Navy’s global reach
A map of the global reach of the Royal Navy that visualises the maritime mobility and versatility of British power
De-dollarisation would upend the global economy
George Magnus argues that the US dollar will remain the world’s dominant currency for the foreseeable future
Negotiating with Chinese – some practical considerations
Charles Parton OBE gives advice for undertaking negotiations with representatives of the Chinese Communist Party
The People’s Republic of China: Political perceptions in Central Europe
This Study edited by Patrick Triglavcanin explores public and parliamentary perceptions of China across nine Central European countries