Foreign policy in Britain is often discussed as if it were a distant theatre, detached from the everyday realities of people’s lives. Yet the past decade has shown repeatedly that global shocks land ...
Britain’s next prime minister faces major policy decisions on tech and AI. They should aim to strengthen the UK’s tech sovereignty by building the national strengths – and the alliances – that give a ...
Because the identity of these groups is often opaque and their composition fluid, cyber proxy activity is difficult to combat. The use of proxies provides Russia with plausible deniability, ...
Since the US and Iran signed the memorandum of understanding (MOU) ending the war, much discussion has centred on the simple question of who won. There is no clear-cut answer. Washington and Israel ...
The US–Mexico–Canada agreement now faces a decade of annual reviews. But the fact that the treaty will remain in place during ...
We are facing a storm of geopolitical instability, economic coercion, AI and climate change – and it’s likely to get worse.
The war in Ukraine has taken several unexpected turns in recent weeks. On 16 October Russian President Vladimir Putin phoned US President Donald Trump and appeared to have secured a summit in Budapest ...
International law does not permit any country to appoint itself ‘guardian’ of other states’ rights and demand payment. The only realistic solution is a return to negotiations.
The kidnapping and killing of Wesam Qaid, a prominent British-Yemeni development practitioner and acting executive director of Yemen’s Social Fund for Development (SFD), is not only a tragic loss for ...
Following this week’s Ankara NATO summit, General Sir Richard Barrons told the Chatham House London Conference that European ...
Why does the CCP National Congress matter? The world’s most populous country and its smallest state have little in common with one exception: how they select their leader. Like the Vatican, the ...
Image — Members of Saraya al-Salam gather during a ceremony in the city of Samarra, Iraq, on 4 June 2026, marking their separation from the Sadrist movement and their integration into the Iraqi ...
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