What can Britain learn from Hong Kong?
The Council on Geostrategy asks seven experts what Britain can learn from CCP’s breach of the Sino-British Joint Declaration of 1984
Indo-Pacific
Empowering allies and partners vital to the US in the Indo-Pacific
Joshua Huminski argues that the US needs to go further in empowering its allies and partners to realise its Indo-Pacific goals
The panda in the room – the UK’s China strategy
Charles Parton investigates the UK’s continued lack of a strategy for China in light of recent British speeches and developments
Climate change: A better British offer to the developing world
Jack Richardson argues that climate change should be central to Britain’s engagement with less developed countries
Is war coming to the Indo-Pacific?
The Council on Geostrategy asks seven strategic experts about the chances of conflict in the Indo-Pacific, and how the UK should respond
Naval innovation in a maritime century
Prof. Alessio Patalano and Emma Salisbury underscore the importance of innovation in providing the UK with a strategic edge in the maritime domain
Establishing deterrence in a maritime century
James Rogers analyses what an effective deterrence strategy for the Euro-Atlantic and Indo-Pacific requires and may look like
AUKUS: Enhancing undersea deterrence
Dr John Hemmings analyses America’s 2022 National Security Strategy and what it says about the trajectory of US foreign policy
A Sinocentric world: The Belt and Road Initiative
A map of the People’s Republic of China’s attempt to centre itself in the global economy through the Belt and Road Initiative
The geopolitical implications of a NATO liaison office in Japan
Dr Philip Shetler-Jones analyses the potential formation of a NATO liaison office in Japan and its implications for the Euro-Atlantic and Indo-Pacific