The ‘special relationship’: Preparing Britain and America for a new era
William Freer, Dr John Hemmings and James Rogers explain the relationship between the UK and US, and how it can adapt for the 21st century.
Armed Forces
Rethinking Britain’s defence space posture
Gabriel Elefteriu explains the fundamental shift in US space policy, and how the UK should rethink its own space doctrine and posture.
Securonomics: The contribution of a Defence Industrial Strategy
William Freer and Paul Mason outline how HM government can use securonomics to grow the economy and enhance British security
What allies want: Appraising Britain’s defence relationships
William Freer and Dr Alexander Lanoszka appraise over 30 of the United Kingdom’s defence relationships with key allies and partners
Britain’s hypersonic challenge: Strategic opportunities and risks
William Freer explains what hypersonics weapons are, why countries want them and the British development and use cases for such systems
Is a form of national service good for the national enterprise?
The Council on Geostrategy asks six experts whether national service is good for the British national enterprise
How should the Royal Navy look and operate in the 2040s?
The Council on Geostrategy asks 11 experts how the Royal Navy should look and operate in the 2040s
A more lethal Royal Navy: Sharpening Britain’s naval power
William Freer and Emma Salisbury investigate how Britain can sharpen its naval power for increased geopolitical competition
No gift: Indo-Pacific access is worth its weight in gold
Jennifer Parker investigates what critical access to Australia grants the UK and US through AUKUS
Lessons from the 1930s: Rearm according to the threat, not the fiscal rules
Paul Mason investigates what Britain can learn today from its defence policy and spending in the 1930s