How can Britain pursue strategic advantage?
The Council on Geostrategy asks six experts how Britain can pursue strategic advantage in the 21st century
National Power
Hypersonic weapon systems: High expectations
Gabriel Elefteriu and William Freer provide an overview of hypersonic weapons and the capabilities certain countries possess currently
What is strategic advantage?
Gabriel Elefteriu, James Rogers and William Freer provide a refined definition of strategic advantage, and how the UK can create it
Lessons from Britain’s National Shipbuilding Strategy
Emma Salisbury investigates the issues facing global shipbuilding and where British strategy may provide a way forward
The connection between geopolitics and geoeconomics
Neil Brown analyses the increasing connectedness between geoeconomics and geopolitics in the current global context
How does Britain solve its productivity problem?
The Council on Geostrategy asks five strategic experts how Britain can solve its productivity problem
The future of underwater warfare
Prof. Andrew Lambert investigates the future of underwater warfare and how it has developed historically
The Royal Navy’s undersea capabilities: Deep enough?
Tom Sharpe OBE assesses the purpose, strength, and distinguishing features of the Royal Navy’s undersea capabilities
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
A competitive Britain needs more HS2, not less
Ben Brittain explores the UK’s lagging credentials in high-speed rail construction and how it may affect its international competitiveness