Strategic Advantage

How Britain and Germany could establish a sub-strategic nuclear deterrent

The Memorandum | No. 13.2026

Mar 31 • James Rogers

How can warfighting readiness be balanced with other operations?

The Memorandum | No. 12.2026

Mar 30 • Anisa Heritage

Britain and the Trump corollary

The Memorandum | No. 11.2026

Mar 26 • Joshua Huminski

The British Army: Balancing aspirations and reality

The Memorandum | No. 10.2026

Mar 9 • Rory Copinger-Symes

The role of minilateral cooperation in enhancing Baltic and European security

The Memorandum | No. 08.2026

Feb 23

Exit ‘Fourth battle of the Atlantic’; enter ‘Battle of the Bastions’: Part 1

The Memorandum | No. 47.2025

Dec 16, 2025 • William Freer

Alliances and strategic advantage

The Memorandum | No. 38.2025

Sep 25, 2025 • Alexander Lanoszka

Unpacking Britain’s new Defence Industrial Strategy

The Memorandum | No. 35.2025

Sep 15, 2025 • Paul Mason

Unconventional thinking on British rearmament

The Memorandum | No. 34.2025

Sep 11, 2025 • H I Sutton

Can Britain use space to secure strategic advantage?

The Memorandum | No. 33.2025

Aug 28, 2025 • Michelle Howard

Striking back through the fog: A more muscular approach to sub-threshold threats

The Memorandum | No. 31.2025

Aug 6, 2025 • Matthew Palmer

What should be next for British policy in the Indo-Pacific?

The Big Ask | No. 31.2025

Aug 1, 2025 • Alec Smith

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