Navigating reactions to Britain’s Indo-Pacific engagement
Gwenna Herd analyses the factors influencing domestic and regional perceptions of Britain’s Indo-Pacific engagement
Royal Navy
How should the Royal Navy look and operate in the 2040s?
The Council on Geostrategy asks 11 experts how the Royal Navy should look and operate in the 2040s
A more lethal Royal Navy: Sharpening Britain’s naval power
William Freer and Emma Salisbury investigate how Britain can sharpen its naval power for increased geopolitical competition
The United Kingdom: Sea control, and sea denial
A map depicting how the United Kingdom can enact sea control in the Euro-Atlantic and contribute to sea denial in the Indo-Pacific
No gift: Indo-Pacific access is worth its weight in gold
Jennifer Parker investigates what critical access to Australia grants the UK and US through AUKUS
Australia’s 2024 National Defence Strategy
Bryden Spurling and William Freer analyse Australia’s National Defence Strategy of 2024 and what it means for the United Kingdom
Cyber maritime: A priority for Britain
Basil Germond, Joe Burton, Daniel Prince and Simona R. Soare investigate the importance of the cyber domain to Britain’s naval power
How could the UK augment its nuclear forces?
The Council on Geostrategy asks 11 experts how the UK could augment its nuclear forces
AUKMIN 2024 advances AUKUS
Lord Risby reflects on AUKMIN 2024 and how it progressed AUKUS, as well as the significance of the agreement for the UK more broadly
The case for AUKUS public diplomacy
Euan Graham, John Hemmings and James Rogers argue that AUKUS needs a Public Diplomacy Division akin to NATO’s