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29 April 2024 | Reports

The trilateral initiative: How Britain, Poland and Ukraine can shape a post-war Europe

By: Przemysław Biskup, Alexander Lanoszka, Maria Piechowska, James Rogers, Hanna Shelest, Marcin Terlikowski
24 April 2024 | Explainers

Why space matters to the United Kingdom

By: Gabriel Elefteriu
22 March 2024 | Policy Papers

AI power and British strategy

By: Rob Bassett Cross, Harry Halem, Gabriel Elefteriu

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🚨 NEW EXPLAINER 🚨

‘Emerging disruptive technologies: Dilemmas of deterrence’

In this new Explainer, Prof. James Bergeron analyses the impact emerging disruptive technologies will have on deterrence doctrine, particularly within NATO 🌍

Lessons from the 1930s: Rearm according to the threat... my essay for @ConGeostrategy 🧵Britain went from spending 2.2% to 6.9% of GDP in five years. Because that failed to deter aggression, it then had to spend up to 50% ... Lesson #1: Deterrence is always cheaper than war...…

Yesterday, @LancasterUni hosted the second of the three official side events held as part of the First Sea Lord’s Sea Power Conference 2024!

Prof. Basil Germond, @Simona_Soare, Prof. Joe Burton, Manto Lourantaki and Prof. Daniel Prince spoke on the panel #SPC2024

‘Moving beyond notions of historical links, as a country still adapting to Brexit, the Indo-Pacific with its growing population, intricate diplomatic structures and economic potential, provides an opportunity for the UK.’ | ✍️ @paulmasonnews

‘...faced with an existential threat, it is more advisable to begin from a calculation of what is needed, not what can be afforded according to peacetime fiscal norms.’ | ✍️ @paulmasonnews

We are delighted to announce that @JAParker29 will be joining us as the Nancy Bentley Associate Fellow in Indo-Pacific Maritime Affairs!

To find out more about Jennifer, read the full announcement 👉https://t.co/xMVWFHxLwe

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