British foreign policy in an age of Trump 2.0
Ronan P. Mainprize investigates where British foreign policy will be most impacted if Donald Trump returns to the White House
Alliances
Adapting the British Army for a maritime century
William Freer analyses how the British Army can best prepare itself for the geopolitical context of a maritime century
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 undersea capabilities: Deep enough?
Tom Sharpe OBE assesses the purpose, strength, and distinguishing features of the Royal Navy’s undersea capabilities
UK defence faces facts, but not everyone will be happy
Dr Philip Shetler-Jones analyses the 2023 Defence Command Paper, arguing that there has been a scale trade-off and domain tilt
Defence Command Paper 2023: An evolving British force posture?
The Council on Geostrategy asks six strategic experts to explain how the 2023 Defence Command Paper affects Britain’s evolving force posture
NATO is building a Ukraine-shaped future
Prof. Richard G. Whitman assesses the 2023 NATO Summit and how Ukraine has become central to the alliance’s future
What does the Vilnius Summit mean for NATO’s future?
The Council on Geostrategy asks seven strategic experts what the 2023 NATO Summit in Vilnius signifies about the future of the alliance
Inside out: Europe’s accidental empire builders
Roderick Parkes argues that power within the EU may get turned inside-out if Germany does not adapt to the geostrategic context
Empowering allies and partners vital to the US in the Indo-Pacific
Joshua Huminski argues that the US needs to go further in empowering its allies and partners to realise its Indo-Pacific goals