NATO’s next Secretary-General: Embrace the East
Dr Alexander Lanoszka argues that NATO should embrace its Eastern flank in selecting its next Secretary-General
Wider Baltic
After Nord Stream: Safeguarding Baltic energy security and supply
Trevelyan Wing explores the energy security landscape of the Baltic region, and the developments ensuring its future stability
Over troubled waters: The EU’s Maritime Security Strategy
Gonzalo Vazquez analyses the 2023 update of the European Union’s Maritime Security Strategy and how it can be improved
Inside out: Europe’s accidental empire builders
Roderick Parkes argues that power within the EU may get turned inside-out if Germany does not adapt to the geostrategic context
Which European power is Britain’s closest ally?
On the day of the French-British Summit, the Council on Geostrategy asks eight strategic experts to identify the UK’s most important European ally
Ukraine: What should Europe do next?
On the first anniversary of Russia’s renewed assault on Ukraine, the Council on Geostrategy asks leading experts what Europe should do next
Russian submarines: Threats and opportunities for Britain
Victor Abramowicz investigates what Russia’s new Belgorod submarine and continuing undersea activity means for Britain and AUKUS
Australia and Lithuania: limits of Chinese trade coercion
James Laurenceson argues that Australia and Lithuania demonstrate the limits of Beijing’s economic coercion, and inclination for enacting such measures
‘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
The return of Central Europe?
Dr Benjamin Tallis explores the resurging influence of Central European states as a result of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine