Challenges and Opportunities for the Nuclear Suppliers Group
Amid the evolving geopolitics and great power competition, the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) – a group of nuclear supplier countries voluntarily enforcing export guidelines to...
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Measuring What Matters: Why GDP Is Not Geopolitical Destiny
The rise of China and the security dilemma that it presents is viewed as inevitable by significant sections of the UK policy community. Central to this...
Is Russian soft power dead?
Is Russian soft power dead? Almost, but not quite. Why the West should still pay attention. The consequences of Russia’s war in Ukraine have been...
Size does not matter: the UK’s continuing great power status
Recent analysis by a respected defence and security blog — Thin Pinstriped Line — has led me to ponder the real issue at the heart...
Decolonising Professional Military Education
Decolonizing as a project and practice has generated renewed attention since the global Black Lives Matter protests’ demands for a far-reaching engagement with the structural...
The Soft Power Army of the 2020’s: An Alternative Perspective
Is embedding organisational innovation and investing in STEM the key to developing an effective soft power capability in the British Army...