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
Indo-Pacific
The ‘People’s War on Terror’ in Xinjiang: A model for China?
Dr Hannah Theaker investigates the roots and future of repression in Xinjiang conducted by the Chinese Communist Party
Expanding Taiwan’s international participation
Gray Sergeant investigates the barriers to greater international representation for Taiwan and possible ways around them
What is the biggest challenge facing AUKUS?
The Council on Geostrategy asks nine strategic experts what the biggest challenge facing AUKUS is on its two-year anniversary
Britain continues to prioritise the Indo-Pacific
Gray Sergeant analyses the House of Commons Foreign Affairs Committee report on Britain’s Indo-Pacific engagement
Why Britain should join Exercise Malabar
Robert Clark argues that as Britain further commits to the Indo-Pacific, the Royal Navy should join Exercise Malabar
Britain should develop stronger ties with a rising India
Jason Beck details the context behind India’s rising global prominence and how Britain can deepen its relationship with the South Asian nation
Britain and narrative projection in the Indo-Pacific
Patrick Triglavcanin assesses the United Kingdom’s narrative for engaging the Indo-Pacific and how it can be refined
The Royal Navy’s global reach
A map of the global reach of the Royal Navy that visualises the maritime mobility and versatility of British power
Britain should build new routes for climate diplomacy
Jack Richardson argues that Britain should branch out from the UNFCCC and provide new avenues for progress on climate change