3 July 2020 It Was Grand, But Was it Strategy? Revisiting the Origins Story of Grand Strategy Dr David Morgan-Owen's piece on Grand Strategy for The Strategy Bridge University
23 June 2020 British foreign policy and China: Pragmatism or short-sightedness? British foreign policy in China: How the Covid crisis reminds us that our economy depends on human rights International
19 June 2020 How militaries around the world joined the battle against Covid-19 A blog piece from the School of Security Studies around the military response to Covid-19 University
17 June 2020 Learning to be less surprised by surprises like Covid-19 Less surprised by surprises: Intelligence and timelier decisions can help to raise warnings and reduce impact of national threats, Society
16 June 2020 The United States and the fall of the Africa's Berlin Wall 1988 and the fall of Africa's Berlin Wal: A turning point in understanding US foreign policy in Africa Society International
5 June 2020 The end of the 'Golden era'? What Covid-19 means for UK-China relations Now more than ever the UK needs a strategy towards China that weighs up the economic benefits with the security risks International
4 June 2020 Bringing the personal (back) in: Why emotions are vital to research HANNAH GOZEE: What happens if researchers listen to their emotions? Student
2 June 2020 Fighting a battle on two fronts: How Ukraine's military tackles coronavirus in a conflict zone Given its continued fight to secure State borders in the fact of Russian aggression, Covid-19 is not the highest priority for Ukraine’s military University
20 May 2020 Feeling alert? Where the UK government's new coronavirus campaign went wrong Boris Johnson announces his new plan, to widespread confusion. University
13 May 2020 Do authoritarian measures to tackle the coronavirus entail a Faustian pact? Draconian measures to curtail Covid-19 could have long-lasting consequences on fights for civil liberties in the Arab World. University