The freedom of association is a fundamental tenet of liberalism, and interfering with it can evoke authoritarianism.
Emma Salisbury discusses defence policy, naval strategy, and military innovation, analysing how shifting global dynamics shape UK security and AUKUS ties.
Several Brexit-related issues concerning the British Overseas Territories remain unresolved and, hopefully, will soon be addressed.
As the Tibetan experience shows, exile does not mean political extinction – and for Hongkongers it could mean rebirth.
The British government should grant citizenship to those who have stood up for Hong Kong’s freedoms.
The commentary on the Chagos issue illustrates the increasingly polarised and detrimental nature of public discourse in the UK.
Europe’s strategy in the Indo-Pacific can and should be defined as a strategically ambiguous deterrent.
Rejecting martial violence will also require that we resist the societal pressures to support British military personnel.
Britain could revert to its traditional role of serving as a bridge between Washington and Brussels, also considering the influence of human characteristics on leadership.
The UK and Europe would be wise to develop their own sphere of influence before they are subsumed by one not of their own making.
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