Economics

What is the strategic value to Britain in defending the international order?

The Memorandum | No. 44.2026

Sep 10 • andrew corbett

Funding Britain’s rearmament: The need for a ‘consent budget’

The Memorandum | No. 41.2026

Aug 20 • Nicolas Groffman

How declining defence tech investment leaves Britain unprepared for war

The Memorandum | No. 38.2026

Aug 12 • Beauhurst Insights

A devolution in military affairs?

The Memorandum | No. 34.2026

Jul 27 • Benedict Baxendale-Smith

What should the new Prime Minister prioritise for the rest of 2026?

The Big Ask | No.27.2026

Jul 24 • Alec Smith

Should the next Prime Minister reopen the Defence Investment Plan?

The Big Ask | No.25.2026

Jul 9 • Alec Smith

The Defence Investment Plan: The view from Washington

The Memorandum | No. 31.2026

Jul 6 • Joshua Huminski

A flawed DIP: Labour’s last chance to make 3.5% feasible

The Memorandum | No. 30.2026

Jul 1 • Paul Mason

How has Brexit affected Britain’s global standing?

The Big Ask | No.23.2026

Jun 26 • Alec Smith

Can competitive markets survive Britain’s pursuit of defence sovereignty?

The Memorandum | No. 29.2026

Jun 23 • Della Heptinstall

Would increasing defence spending result in ‘cuts to schools and hospitals’?

The Big Ask | No.22.2026

Jun 19 • Alec Smith

The Kara Strait: Russia’s Hormuz trap for Europe

The Memorandum | No. 19.2026

May 11 • H I Sutton

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