The Euro-Atlantic or the Indo-Pacific: a false choice
Dr Philip Shetler-Jones argues that British military deployments to the Indo-Pacific region do not come at the expense of its role in the defence of Europe
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The case for British-Indian naval cooperation
Archishman Goswami explains why enhanced naval cooperation between India and the United Kingdom will improve the security in the Indian Ocean region
Britain: Eastern Europe’s new guarantor?
Prof. Richard Whitman and James Rogers argue that the United Kingdom is increasingly important to Eastern Europe in the twenty-first century
Empty threats? Policymaking amidst Chinese pressure
Charles Parton OBE explains how the United Kingdom can make policy despite pressure from the Chinese Communist Party
Amazon’s waste scandal: Awful, but what next?
William Young asks how the United Kingdom could reform its waste disposal systems after ITV News claimed that Amazon sends unwanted goods to landfill
British counterterrorism: Combatting Daesh
Archishman Goswami argues that British counterterrorism operations will need to change to adapt to Daesh’s tactics
HMS Defender in the Black Sea: What to expect
Prof. Mark Galeotti looks at the way Russia will likely frame HMS Defender’s upcoming visit to the Black Sea
How ‘progressive’ anti-imperialism threatens the United Kingdom
Prof. Nigel Biggar and Prof. Doug Stokes assess the challenge ‘progressive’ anti-imperialism poses to the United Kingdom
United Kingdom: Europe’s ‘diplomatic vanguard’
Prof. Richard Whitman argues that the United Kingdom has assumed the position as Europe’s ‘diplomatic vanguard’
When climate and trade combine: British policy options
William Young provides options for the United Kingdom to help develop an effective international response to the issue of carbon leakage