The unintended benefits of preparing for a Trump presidency
Joshua Huminski investigates the beneficial nature of preparing now for a potential return of Donald Trump, whether he wins or not
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Is enough being done to prepare for Trump’s return?
Dr Alexander Lanoszka argues certain countries should be taking action now to mitigate against Trump’s return, particularly in Ukraine
What should be on the new foreign secretary’s agenda?
The Council on Geostrategy asks nine experts what should be on the agenda of David Cameron, the new foreign secretary
Australia stands with Ukraine, as must we all
The Hon. Stephen Smith investigates Australia’s support for Ukraine and the merging of Euro-Atlantic and Indo-Pacific security concerns
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
It is not too early to plan Ukraine’s reconstruction
Jason Beck details why it is important to start planning for Ukraine’s reconstruction now and how NATO membership will help facilitate it
Bear underwater: Russia’s undersea capabilities
Prof. Mark Galeotti investigates the undersea capabilities of Russia, arguing they will become more important as its land power shrinks
Unseen but vital: Britain and undersea security
In the first part of a special series on underwater warfare, Prof. Alessio Patalano investigates the importance of subsea infrastructure to British security