Clean Power 2030: Too fast, too furious?
Mann Virdee advocates for a more realistic and strategic approach to HM Government's plans to achieve clean power by 2030
Science and Technology
Better space: Consolidating the UK National Space Enterprise
Gabriel Elefteriu sets out why a National Space Enterprise should be central to reforming the UK’s approach to the space domain
Why should Britain invest in military spacepower?
Gabriel Elefteriu sets out the case for Britain to engage in the current military space race and prepare for a potential conflict in space
Britain’s hypersonic challenge: Strategic opportunities and risks
William Freer explains what hypersonics weapons are, why countries want them and the British development and use cases for such systems
How can Britain become more prosperous?
Dr Mann Virdee investigates the link between science, technology and prosperity and how innovation can help Britain prosper
Observing China: Three principles for the next British government
Elizabeth Lindley introduces the Council on Geostrategy’s China Observatory and identifies three principles for Britain when engaging with Beijing
British science and technology in 2024: Implications for ‘Net Zero’
Mann Virdee investigates how Britain can build a greener, more competitive, and resilient science and technology base
Emerging disruptive technologies: Dilemmas of deterrence
Prof. James Henry Bergeron analyses the impact emerging disruptive technologies will have on deterrence doctrine, particularly within NATO
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
AI power and British strategy
Robert Bassett Cross, Harry Halem and Gabriel Elefteriu present how Britain can best harness the potential of artificial intelligence