Minilateralism

Britain’s chairing of the G20 should start with the Commonwealth

The Memorandum | No. 49.2026

Oct 6 • Francis Shin

Towards a JEF naval ecosystem: A blueprint for British leadership in the High North

The Memorandum | No. 48.2026

Oct 5 • Marc De Vore, Rachel Pawling, and H I Sutton

Why Britain should lead on NATO’s southern flank

The Memorandum | No. 37.2026

Aug 11 • Ethan Gallant

What should be the next priority for AUKUS Pillar II?

The Big Ask | No.21.2026

Jun 12

AUKUS: Strategic drivers and geopolitical implications

The Memorandum | No. 24.2026

Jun 3 • James Rogers

How can Britain work within the E3 to advance its national security objectives?

The Big Ask | No. 19.2026

May 29 • Alec Smith

Britain’s Arctic blind spot: The case for trilateral underwater co-production

The Memorandum | No. 20.2026

May 13 • Nima Khorrami

Should Canada join the JEF?

The Big Ask | No. 15.2026

May 1 • Alec Smith

The northern line: Aggregating the JEF’s procurement power

The Memorandum | No. 16.2026

Apr 9 • Benedict Baxendale-Smith

The Joint Expeditionary Force: Anti-Access/Area Denial in the High North

The Memorandum | No. 14.2026

Apr 1 • Benedict Baxendale-Smith

What is the future of GCAP?

The Big Ask | No. 12.2026

Mar 27 • Alec Smith

The role of minilateral cooperation in enhancing Baltic and European security

The Memorandum | No. 08.2026

Feb 23

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