What should be on the new foreign secretary’s agenda?
The Council on Geostrategy asks nine experts what should be on the agenda of David Cameron, the new foreign secretary
Royal Navy
France and Britain: Opposing traditions of the law of the sea
Julien Lalanne de Saint-Quentin investigates the different approaches France and Britain have to the maritime space
British prosperity: The importance of the sea
Dr Carl Hunter OBE investigates the role of the maritime domain and those acting within it in ensuring British prosperity
Lessons from Britain’s National Shipbuilding Strategy
Emma Salisbury investigates the issues facing global shipbuilding and where British strategy may provide a way forward
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
The future of underwater warfare
Prof. Andrew Lambert investigates the future of underwater warfare and how it has developed historically
Britain continues to prioritise the Indo-Pacific
Gray Sergeant analyses the House of Commons Foreign Affairs Committee report on Britain’s Indo-Pacific engagement
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
How will geopolitics affect food security over the next 20 years?
The Council on Geostrategy asks seven strategic experts to explain how geopolitics will affect food security over the next 20 years