Multilateralism

The return to a British sphere of influence: The case for a GIUK gap security treaty

The Memorandum | No. 02.2026

Jan 15

America’s National Security Strategy: Threat or opportunity?

The Reframer | No. 01.2025

Dec 12, 2025 • William Freer and James Rogers

Alliance management in the Indo-Pacific: Learning from Suez

The Memorandum | No. 41.2025

Nov 12, 2025 • Ju Hyung Kim

Is Britain now a rising power?

The Big Ask | No. 45.2025

Nov 7, 2025 • Alec Smith

How should Britain cultivate the Coalition of the Willing?

The Big Ask | No. 44.2025

Oct 31, 2025 • Alec Smith

Alliances and strategic advantage

The Memorandum | No. 38.2025

Sep 25, 2025 • Alexander Lanoszka

Britain weighs up security and growth

The Cable | No. 26.2025

Jul 2, 2025 • Ben Coxon and James Rogers

‘Are we there yet?’: The return of contested logistics

The Memorandum | No. 25.2025

Jul 1, 2025 • William Freer and Charlotte Kleberg

Summit, strategy, ceasefire: Security’s central significance

The Cable | No. 25.2025

Jun 25, 2025 • William Freer and Alec Smith

Recasting the JEF for a harder European future

The Memorandum | No. 23.2025

Jun 24, 2025 • Samuel Harris

How can the G7 ensure it remains geopolitically relevant?

The Big Ask | No. 25.2025

Jun 20, 2025 • Alec Smith

Rocky relations: World leaders come together for the G7 summit

The Cable | No. 24.2025

Jun 17, 2025 • Ben Coxon and William Freer

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