Britain’s world: The strategy of security in twelve geopolitical maps
James Rogers and Andrew Young offer this collection of visualisations that
outline the United Kingdom’s global position and interests.
Russia
Extended deterrence: From ‘tripwires’ to ‘cobwebs’
Robert Clark explains how Britain can enhance its extended deterrence posture from conventional ‘tripwires’ to nuclear ‘cobwebs’.
Collective defence: The Strategic Defence Review and capability gaps in a changing NATO
William Freer examines Britain’s capability gaps and how they can be filled through building upon the Strategic Defence Review 2025.
Historical focus of British-American geostrategy
A map depicting the historical focus of British-American geostrategy.
The trilateral initiative: A minilateral to catalyse Russia’s defeat?
James Rogers and William Freer examine how the Britain, alongside Poland and Ukraine, can help Ukraine defeat Russia and secure victory
Russia’s war against Ukraine and threat to Euro-Atlantic security
David Batashvili argues that the Russian threat to the Euro-Atlantic extends well beyond Ukraine
The trilateral initiative: How Britain, Poland and Ukraine can shape a post-war Europe
This Report makes the case for immediate renewed trilateral cooperation between the UK, Poland and Ukraine to reinforce European security.
After Nord Stream: Safeguarding Baltic energy security and supply
Trevelyan Wing explores the energy security landscape of the Baltic region, and the developments ensuring its future stability
To what extent is Germany implementing Zeitenwende?
The Council on Geostrategy asks six experts to what extend Germany is implementing Zeitenwende in today’s Big Ask
What bilateral security agreements mean for Ukraine
Dr Alexander Lanoszka analyses what the various bilateral security agreements mean for Ukraine in the short- and long-term