Energy And Russian Aggression
Dan Marks | 2025.10.30
This paper studies the impact of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine on global energy markets, with a particular focus on the vulnerabilities to which UK energy security is susceptible.
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Truth To Power
Paul O’Neill | 2025.10.24
Proposals to integrate the External Scrutiny Team into the Military Strategic Headquarters will undermine the only honest safeguard for transformation of the UK’s reserve forces.
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UA’s Combined Manoeuvre
Jack Watling | 2025.10.23
Ukrainian forces have begun to develop novel approaches to combined arms manoeuvre, incorporating new capabilities, that bear scrutiny for NATO armies.
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Clarity To UK’s China Policy
Charles Parton | 2025.10.23
Clarity should be the complement to certainty in the UK’s approach to China.
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The Global EV Shift
Ilaria Mazzocco and Ryan Featherston | 2025.10.22
This report analyzes strategies for electric vehicles (EV) adoption and industrial development in emerging markets to offer lessons for the policymakers, exploring how and why China is catalyzing the transition in many emerging markets in Asia, Latin America, and Africa.
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A Frog In A Pot
Eerik Kross and Greg Mills | 2025.10.22
Western countries must wake up to the increase in temperature of Russian provocation.
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The Long War
Hamish Mundell | 2025.10.20
It is irresponsible to conceal the prospect of war from a population you will call on for second and third echelon reinforcements, for whom survival hinges on preparation.
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Russia Abandons A Treaty
Kelvin S-H Peh | 2025.10.17
While it may be surprising to hear that wetland ecosystems have become a casualty of war, is it not inevitable when their care is politicised?
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Chinese Submarine Warfare
Edward Black and Sidharth Kaushal | 2025.10.16
In a submarine arms race between China and the US, the PLAN appears to be closing the gap.
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Defence Demand For Batteries
Lukas Trakimavicius | 2025.10.15
China’s global dominance in battery production should be a discomfort to strategic planners in the West, where an increased demand for batteries is concordant with increased defence spending.
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