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
Geostrategy Programme
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: 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 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
Why Britain needs a larger navy
William Freer and James Rogers analyse the geostrategic rationale behind the UK’s need for a larger navy, and how this can best be achieved
Why alliances matter
Gabriel Elefteriu explores definitions of alliances and why they matter to the UK, investigating both the costs and benefits
Is Britain losing its scientific edge?
Dr Mann Virdee assesses the state of the science sector in Britain and the best way forward for the 21st century
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