Enhancing British- Vietnamese relations in a more competitive era
Dr Bill Hayton and Prof. John Hemmings analyse the deepening strategic partnership between the United Kingdom and Vietnam
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No place for fossil fuel subsidies
Jack Richardson looks at how phasing out fossil fuel subsidies could help Britain lead in the green energy revolution
Taiwan’s strategic significance to Britain
Matthew Henderson explains why the ongoing tensions surrounding Taiwan matters to Britain amidst its Indo-Pacific strategic tilt
What Britain’s Defence Space Strategy needs
Richard Payne looks forward towards the upcoming Defence Space Strategy and assesses what is needed to protect Britain in space
Britain: Towards Net Zero
Jack Richardson looks at the requirements for Britain to make a successful transition towards Net Zero carbon emissions
AUKUS: The realisation of ‘Global Maritime Britain’
Dr Basil Germond assesses the implications of the AUKUS deal between the United Kingdom, the United States and Australia
Intelligence sharing to constrain Belarus’ KGB
Prof. Mark Galeotti discusses the advantages of sharing intelligence and experience with Eastern European nations
Carrier Strike Group 21 – Shaping the future?
Rear Admiral (rtd.) Dr Chris Parry examines the implications of the Carrier Strike Group for the future of British geostrategic naval power
Why space matters to the United Kingdom
Richard Payne examines the reasons behind the United Kingdom's recent focus on the commercial space sector and space defence
‘Green Britain’: A scientific superpower for a new era
William Young explains how the United Kingdom can become a scientific superpower by reestablishing the virtuous circle between state, economy and innovation