No place for fossil fuel subsidies
Jack Richardson looks at how phasing out fossil fuel subsidies could help Britain lead in the green energy revolution
Economy
‘Green Britain’: A scientific superpower for a new era
William Young explains how the United Kingdom can become a scientific superpower by reestablishing the virtuous circle between state, economy and innovation
Empty threats? Policymaking amidst Chinese pressure
Charles Parton OBE explains how the United Kingdom can make policy despite pressure from the Chinese Communist Party
Can sanctions dislodge Alexander Lukashenko?
Dr Alexander Lanoszka and James Rogers ask whether sanctions are sufficient to affect political change in Belarus
When climate and trade combine: British policy options
William Young provides options for the United Kingdom to help develop an effective international response to the issue of carbon leakage
Why Britain should continue to support Ukraine
Dr Alexander Lanoszka and James Rogers assess Russia’s military build-up near Ukraine. Why and how should Britain and its allies respond?
New Zealand may have the carrot, but the stick will come
Jeremy Hutton examines New Zealand's reluctance to call out Chinese behaviour, its dependence on Beijing and what allies should do to help
Foreign aid and the Integrated Review
Ryan Henson argues that, after Covid-19, Official Development Assistance should be central to Britain’s strategic policy