Japan

Alliance management in the Indo-Pacific: Learning from Suez

The Memorandum | No. 41.2025

Nov 12 •

Should Britain and Japan move towards a formal defence alliance?

The Big Ask | No. 40.2025

Oct 3 •

Bridging the gap: Lessons from the 1902 Anglo-Japanese Alliance

The Memorandum | No. 37.2025

Sep 22 •

How does the Atlantic and Pacific Future Forum enhance British influence?

The Big Ask | No. 38.2025

Sep 19 •

Protecting Poland from Putin’s provocation: Britain joins EASTERN SENTRY

The Cable | No. 37.2025

Sep 16 •

and

Planes, tanks and drones: Britain hosts DSEI 2025 and launches its Defence Industrial Strategy

The Cable | No. 36.2025

Sep 9 •

,

Takeshi Ishikawa

, and

London and Beijing’s opposing displays of military might

The Cable | No. 35.2025

Sep 2 •

and

The Royal Navy sails through China’s information domain

The Memorandum | No. 32.2025

Aug 11 •

Should GCAP be opened to other countries?

The Big Ask | No. 28.2025

Jul 11 •

Finding a successful strategy for managing the UK-US relationship in the Trump era

The Memorandum | No. 27.2025

Jul 9 •

and

From Tsushima to Taiwan: Lessons from 1905 for Britain’s Indo-Pacific strategy

The Memorandum | No. 26.2025

Jul 7 •

How can the G7 ensure it remains geopolitically relevant?

The Big Ask | No. 25.2025

Jun 20 •

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