Australia’s Defence Strategic Review: Lessons for Britain
James Rogers draws lessons for the United Kingdom’s ongoing refresh of the Defence Command Paper from Australia’s new Defence Strategic Review
Indo-Pacific
Should Britain’s force posture change?
As the next Defence Command Paper approaches, the Council on Geostrategy asks five strategic experts how Britain’s force posture should change
China’s undersea capability: Meeting the challenge
In the second part of a special series on underwater warfare, Emma Salisbury assesses the challenge posed by the Chinese navy’s submarine force
The new Defence Command Paper needs a maritime ‘tilt’
Dr Philip Shetler-Jones argues that Britain’s strategic advantage lies in the maritime domain
What should the next Defence Command Paper contain?
As the next Defence Command Paper approaches, the Council on Geostrategy asks eight strategic experts what it should contain
The CPTPP and Britain’s Pacific Rim engagement
George Magnus examines the CPTPP and the economic and political implications of Britain’s accession to the bloc
Integrated Review ‘refresh’: Sufficient?
The Council on Geostrategy asks six strategic experts whether the IRR sufficiently addresses the threats and challenges facing the UK
How will AUKUS deter threats in the Indo-Pacific?
The Council on Geostrategy asks six experts how the AUKUS arrangement deters threats in the Indo-Pacific
Taiwan in the Integrated Review Refresh: More than a mention
Gray Sergeant assesses the mention of Taiwan in the Integrated Review ‘refresh’ and the UK’s evolving policy towards the Taiwan Strait
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