A new energy policy for Europe: The significance of Ukraine
Dr Alexander Lanoszka, James Rogers and Patrick Triglavcanin outline Ukraine’s potential in replacing Russia’s fossil fuel exports to the European Union
Research
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
China’s ‘Two Sessions’ paper over cracks in a troubled economy
George Magnus explores the economic and policy backdrop to the ‘Two Sessions’ and how the main economic challenges facing China are being addressed, or not.
China: Between the National People’s Congress and the Party Congress
Charles Parton OBE explores the main political and social angles of the Chinese Communist Party’s ‘Two Sessions’ in 2022
‘Global Britain’ and the Black Sea region
Dr Alexander Lanoszka and James Rogers outline British geostrategy in the Black Sea region and construct four scenarios for the future
Net Zero: The geostrategic rationale for ‘Global Britain’
Jack Richardson explains why the United Kingdom’s Net Zero agenda is essential for its geostrategic interests
China watching in the ‘New Era’: A guide
Charles Parton OBE provides a practical guide to ‘watch’, analyse and understand the People’s Republic of China
The Black Sea region: Beyond NATO
Prof. Mark Galeotti, Dr Alexander Lanoszka and James Rogers provide a number of proposals to enhance security in the Black Sea region
Critical minerals: Towards a British strategy
William Young and Jack Richardson explain how the United Kingdom can enhance its resilience in relation to critical minerals – particularly rare earths
The Chinese Communist Party’s Sixth Plenum
Charles Parton OBE explains what the Chinese Communist Party’s Sixth Plenum, which will be held between 8th and 11th November 2021, is likely to achieve