India-United Kingdom relations: a ‘quantum leap’?
Dr David Scott looks at how British relations with India might evolve in the aftermath of the the Virtual Summit between the two countries
British Posture
Integrated Review: Foreign perspectives
Four foreign experts discuss what the United Kingdom’s Integrated Review means for their respective countries and regions
How allies ‘position’ the United Kingdom
Dr Philip Shetler-Jones explains how key allies – the United States, Germany and Japan – ‘position’ the United Kingdom as an international actor
Operation Fortis: The importance of sustainability
Tom Sharpe OBE assesses the sustainability of the Royal Navy’s presence in the Indo-Pacific region once Operation Fortis is complete
How the Chinese Communist Party ‘positions’ the United Kingdom
Matthew Henderson outlines how the Chinese Communist Party ‘positions’ the United Kingdom as an international actor
The Polar Regions in the Integrated Review
Prof. Klaus Dodds assesses the Integrated Review’s implications for the United Kingdom’s interests and presence in the Polar Regions
How Russia ‘positions’ the United Kingdom
Dr Andrew Foxall outlines how Russia’s kleptocratic regime ‘positions’ the United Kingdom as an international actor. How does the Kremlin view the British?
Ten myths about the British ‘tilt’ to the Indo-Pacific
Dr Philip Shetler-Jones debunks ten of the most popular myths circulating about the United Kingdom’s ‘tilt’ to the Indo-Pacific region. What are they?
What the Chinese Communist Party wants from the United Kingdom
Charles Parton OBE assesses what the Chinese Communist Party wants from the United Kingdom. What kind of country would it like Britain to be?
Foreign aid and the Integrated Review
Ryan Henson argues that, after Covid-19, Official Development Assistance should be central to Britain’s strategic policy