The UK remains powerful. The UK has an unparalleled network. We are a Nuclear Power and a permanent member of the UN Security Council,...

With the military defeat of so-called Islamic State in 2018, many experts and commentators expected the threat from terrorism to decline. But recent events...

Just over 70 years ago, The Washington Treaty was signed by the 12 founding nations at the Departmental Auditorium of the State Department in...

While NATO’s northern and eastern flanks usually receive the bulk of strategic attention, rather less tends to be said about the southern flank. Although...

Russia has become central to NATO’s thinking. The statement following the 2018 Brussels summit noted that “Russia’s aggressive actions, including the threat and use...

NATO has proven its ability to adapt to changing circumstances many times over its history. Since the Wales Summit in 2014 NATO has turned...

NATO, we are repeatedly told by politicians and the denizens of both the Foreign and Commonwealth Office and the Ministry of Defence, sits at...

I have been asked to address the subject of cyber threats to NATO. I interpret that as not just threats to NATO as an...

Today’s strategic environment is characterised by persistent competition between states, most of all between the West, Russia and China, but also more broadly as...

"The supreme art of war is to subdue the enemy without fighting" – deterrence in the land environment is an ageold concept and recalling...