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• To the Sea: Russia's Three Centuries Drive Towards Warm Water
• Russia's Norhern Fleet - redux
• Commentary 21 - April 2026
• Lone Wolf Attacks : Part 1, Southport 2024
• Commentary : March 2026
• Russia's Caspian Flotilla : Land locked but lethal
• Russia's Pacific Fleet additional notes : Impact of Ukraine War on Naval Infantry
• Russia's Pacific Fleet additional notes : Sea of Okhotsk Bastion
• Russia's Pacific Fleet additional notes : Okean 24
• Russia's Pacific Fleet additional notes : Operational submarines
• Russia's Pacific Fleet : The Forgotten Dimension
• Russia's Baltic Fleet: Encircled and Constrained
• Mind the Gap VIII - Strategic balance in the High North
• The Seabed as a Battlefield : Subea infrastructure Inrasctructure and the New Domain of Hybrid Competition
• Arctic Strategies Compared : National and Institutional Policy Frameworks in the High North
• Mind the Gap VI - Relearning the Cold : Capability, Co-procurement and Industrial Foundations
• Mind the Gap V - The Alliance reawakens: NATO and Northern Defence
• UK Shadow Fleet Interdiction: Legal Basis and the Yantar Problem
• Plus ca change...- 2026 echoes 2008
• The Bear's broken paw
• Into the Gap – A Scenario of Opportunistic Russian Pressure in the North Atlantic
• Mind the Gap VII – A Reconnected Theatre
• The FSB Arctic Security Architecture
• IISS Military Balance 2026 launch
• AI on AI : Guardrails and Governance
• Mind the Gap IV - The High North Reawakens
• Commentary : February 2026
• Mind the Gap III : Russia, the Seabed and the Return of Maritime Competition
• Mind the Gap II - Strategic Amnesia : The North Atlantic after 1991
• Mind the Gap I - Containment, Bastions and the Cold War in the North Atlantic
• How Democracies Erode: Lessons in Resilience for Britain
• Geopolitical crossroads Part 2 : The Geopolitical impact today of Lincoln's 1862 Template for Indian Dispossession
• Cognitive Warfare: Donald Trump's Battlefield
• Commentary - January 2026
• 2025 in the High Arctic
• Geopolitical Crossroads Part 1
• Why Britain must rearm
• Lessons Not Learned: What is war? What is victory?
• "Hellscape": Shadow over Substance in defence of Taiwan
• Turbulence – India and Geopolitics in South Asia
• The Russian Pacific Fleet: Rising Phoenix or Potemkin village?
• The War the World Forgot: Armenia, Nagorno-Karabakh, and Azerbaijan
• Reality Check: NATO and the Russian Baltic Fleet
• The role of the Royal Navy in the suppression of the Slave Trade
• Mobile Fires Platforms
• Strategic Implications of the Deterioration of the Rules-Based International Order
• When war fails: The US, Red Sea and Houthis
• Where now for the Monroe Doctrine?
• Slava Ukraine - How the lessons of the last decade have been ignored
• On entering 2024
• The two state solution for Israel and Palestine revisited - is there an alternative?
• The St Malo Declaration 25 years on - the birth certificate of CSDP
• The EU's current position following Russia's invasion of Ukraine
• The Brzezinski Doctrine and The Fly in the Ointment: Russia's Black Sea Fleet
• The shadow of Moscow falls over Brazil: From scandal over the shelter of the Russian spy, to cyber-espionage and the sale of oil
• BRICS - more than a G5 ?
• China's Engagement with Central and Eastern Europe
• China’s military engagements with Cuba: Implications of a strategic advance in Latin America
• Storm Shadow strike in occupied Ukraine could have widespread ramifications
• Why has Republican President hopeful De Santis gone to war on “Wokeism” in the U.S. Military?
• The Impact of Russia’s Ukraine Invasion on Latin America (2023)
• Race to the bottom in Latin America
• "Through a glass, darkly": War, Ukrainian nationalism, language and culture
• Decline of the Hyperpower: How Strategy, Tactics and Logistics erode United States Global Power
• The Sudan Crisis - not just local
• The threat to the United States of a house divided
• The unfortunate legacy of US covert action in the Cold War
• European defence procurement – some UK perspectives
• The "Grey Zone" - a webinar on hybrid threats
• Ukraine's war is like the Great War, not World War II
• Who damaged the Nordstream pipes under the Baltic? A look at Russia's capabilities
• Putin's secret weapon : Wagner is Russia in the global south
• Russia marching on in Africa despite Ukraine pressures
• Mad or bad? Behind President Putin's justifications for war
• Ukrainians are fighting for our freedom, our values and our security.
• Russian Military Pay: Does Size Matter?
• Strategic Partnership: India's Opportunities in Russia's "Pivot" to China
• Frontex - the EU's readily available toolkit to enhance security, defence and safety in the melting Arctic
• Conflict in the Black Sea: Geopolitics as an example of Newton’s Laws of Motion
• The music is deafening now - the Wagner mercenary group in Africa pose tough questions for the West
• The Portuguese Armed Forces - people and equipment
• Towards the 2022 EU defence summit – a British perspective
• Powers, Pawns, and Paradoxes: EU options should China invade Taiwan
• The time is right for a new European strategic assessment
• AS UK evacuates, we remember 457 British soldiers died in Afghanistan – and what must be done not to betray their sacrifice.
• The Taliban, IS-K and where to from here?
• Recent developments in UK defence and security policy, Brexit and its implications, seen through UK eyes
• Tianxia : China's quest for a new world order
• Russia's Wagner Group – its music is now too loud to ignore
• From global empire to global collaboration : the Portuguese Armed Forces today (Part 1)
• The Monroe Doctrine: Context, Paradox, Contradiction, and Peril
• Strategic Autonomy; a UK perspective.
• "We know where your relatives live" - how Iran is trying silence BBC journalists
• The Geopolitics of Vulnerability: Pakistan's Quest for Strategic Depth
• Continuum : Russia’s Foreign Policy from Czar to Commissar to Putin
• Technology and Weapons Systems Developments supporting Russia’s 3-ocean Protective Dome for the new “Polar Silk Road”
• The Parallax Effect: Corruption and the Endless War on Terrorism
• The fight against Apartheid and South Africa's nuclear weapons programme.
• A democratic Europe is its best defence : We need to regain the big picture
• What Russia wants - a short essay