Competition

What should Europe’s future defence posture in the Indo-Pacific look like?

The Big Ask | No. 48.2025

23 hrs ago •

How should Britain lead the European response to America’s ‘peace plan’?

The Big Ask | No. 47.2025

Nov 28 •

Unconventional maritime challenges: Naval forces in a world of strategic flux

The Memorandum | No. 43.2025

Nov 18 •

Alistair Shepherd

Are we in a new cold war?

The Big Ask | No. 46.2025

Nov 14 •

Russian discussion: European leaders talk security in Copenhagen

The Cable | No. 40.2025

Oct 7 •

and

Can Britain use space to secure strategic advantage?

The Memorandum | No. 33.2025

Aug 28 •

Michelle Howard

What competitive strategies could Britain develop to gain asymmetric advantage over adversaries?

The Big Ask | No. 19.2025

May 9 •

Empowering British statecraft: Towards the new National Security Strategy

The Memorandum | No. 16.2025

Apr 29 •

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National resilience: A strategic advantage for deterrence

The Memorandum | No. 09.2025

Mar 12 •

The Lepanto trap: Capacity after the first salvo

The Memorandum | No. 08.2025

Mar 6 •

Nicolas Mazzucchi

NATO faces its Daladier moment following Munich

The Memorandum | No. 07.2025

Mar 5 •

Alexander Lanoszka

Learning from Ukraine: Naval drones and strategic advantage

The Memorandum | No. 06.2025

Mar 3

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