After Johnson: Britain’s continued support for Ukraine
Alexander Brotman assesses the impact of Boris Johnson’s resignation as Conservative party leader on British policy towards Ukraine
Russia
The state of food insecurity
Haley Szramoski explores how the Russian invasion of Ukraine and the interruption of grain exports has impacted global food security
Ukraine: The impact on international collaboration in the Antarctic
Prof. Klaus Dodds and Mathieu Boulegue examine the impact of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine on Antarctic governance
Chinese-Russian relations: How to respond?
James Rogers and Patrick Triglavcanin assess the durability of the Chinese-Russian relationship as NATO puts more focus on the Indo-Pacific
Why unity is critical to ensure the Kremlin’s failure in Ukraine
Viktorija Starych-Samuolienė argues that now more than ever unity is essential when confronting Russia over its reinvasion of Ukraine
A new energy policy for Europe: The significance of Ukraine
Dr Alexander Lanoszka, James Rogers and Patrick Triglavcanin outline Ukraine’s potential in replacing Russia’s fossil fuel exports to the European Union
What comes next: A precarious peace?
Capt. Dr Kevin Rowlands discusses the important role of navies in securing the peace after a conflict has ended
‘Global Britain’ extends to Northern Europe
Dr Alexander Lanoszka and James Rogers assess the implications of Finland and Sweden signing mutual defence agreements with Britain
Russia’s separatist ‘empire’: Long term challenges
Emil Avdaliani assesses the challenges for Russia in continuing to support pro-Russian separatist conflicts and territories on its near borders
Georgia and the Black Sea factor: From words to deeds
Victor Kipiani investigates how the security of Georgia and other Black Sea states can be assured in the face of Russian aggression