Research Analyst, International Security Programme; Associate Editor, Journal of Cyber Policy This week marks the 80th anniversary of the nuclear bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki by the US at the ...

Congressman Raskin will advance the case for strong transnational democratic solidarity at a time of fragmenting world order.

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Friedrich Merz’s visit to the UK only a week after that of Emmanuel Macron symbolizes a return of the E3 format – France, Germany and the UK – as the driving force of European security.

The UK can outcompete other middle powers by nurturing and attracting the best and brightest of the AI world but access to capital remains a barrier.

Although UK foreign policy has for some time acknowledged the Indo-Pacific’s importance to Britain’s long-term interests, the government has yet to articulate and instrumentalize a sufficiently ...

Russia’s military industry is struggling to modernize under the weight of sanctions and the demands of war. The West must aim to widen the growing technological gap with Moscow to blunt the latter’s ...

While the Black Sea plays a pivotal role in Russia’s strategic thinking, the region also presents a critical opportunity for the West to contain Moscow’s global ambitions.

Christopher Sabatini, Timothy Ash and Christopher Vandome join the podcast to discuss the Trump administration’s use of tariffs and sanctions.

Jaroslava Barbieri, John Lough and Samir Puri join the podcast to discuss whether Donald Trump is shifting his views on Ukraine and Russia.

Ukraine’s new prime minister, Yulia Svyrydenko, is well placed to communicate with Washington. But Zelenskyy’s government must not let wartime conditions fuel democratic backsliding at home.

The new free trade agreement will bring opportunity for British and Indian economies. Working towards genuine strategic partnership should be the next step, regardless of lingering issues.