Foreign Policy

By Michael Elleman

This report from the UK think tank IISS looks at the growing challenge posed by Iran's ballistic missiles. With the…

By Various authors

This publication examines the growing influence of illiberal, anti-Western and socially conservative civil society groups, popular movements and political forces…

By Emil Dall; Tom Keatinge

This paper seeks to establish the baseline for a discussion on proliferation finance in the (re)insurance sector. The insurance industry…

By John Bew; Gabriel Elefteriu; Andrew Ehrhardt

The UK cannot be complacent about the continuing existence of NATO: a world without the alliance would be even more…

By Adam Ward et al.

There is a sense that the established order in global affairs is shifting. The rules, norms and institutions that have…

By Adam Hug (ed.)

Closing the Door: the challenge facing activists from the former Soviet Union seeking asylum or refuge examines how countries, particularly…

By Adam Hug (ed.)

The Information Battle examines the ways in which the governments of former Soviet Union (FSU) look to shape international narratives…

By Sophia Besch; Ian Bond; Camino Mortera-Martinez

The UK and European Union would both benefit from co-operating closely on foreign policy, defence, and justice and home affairs…

By James Hackett

The long-standing tinderbox of the Korean Peninsula, if ignited through another provocation or miscalculation, could spark a full-scale war that…