How can Britain pursue strategic advantage?
The Council on Geostrategy asks six experts how Britain can pursue strategic advantage in the 21st century
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How Australia ‘positions’ the United Kingdom
Patrick Triglavcanin investigates the contemporary Australia-UK relationship and its historical foundations
Hypersonic weapon systems: High expectations
Gabriel Elefteriu and William Freer provide an overview of hypersonic weapons and the capabilities certain countries possess currently
The UK’s International Development White Paper: Fit for today?
The Council on Geostrategy asks seven experts if the latest International Development White Paper is fit for today
What is strategic advantage?
Gabriel Elefteriu, James Rogers and William Freer provide a refined definition of strategic advantage, and how the UK can create it
Is enough being done to prepare for Trump’s return?
Dr Alexander Lanoszka argues certain countries should be taking action now to mitigate against Trump’s return, particularly in Ukraine
The challenges keep coming despite Australia-China détente
Rowan Callick investigates the evolving nature of China’s relationship with Australia and the remaining challenges
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
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