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James Rogers

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Co-founder, @ConGeostrategy. Interests: #UK geostrategic and defence policy. Formerly at @BALTDEFCOL, @EU_ISS, and other places. All tweets are personal.
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How to enhance British-German maritime cooperation in the Euro-Atlantic

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By James Rogers
| britainsworld.org.uk
Image generated using Artificial Intelligence As the United States (US) considers reallocating naval assets to the Indo-Pacific, hemispheric defence, and the Middle East, the Euro-Atlantic faces a harsh reality. The Wider North – including the Arctic, Nordic, and Baltic areas – is increasingly exposed to Russian aggression. For the past two decades, European navies have shrunk, assuming that Euro-Atlantic maritime spaces would remain uncontested or perpetually underwritten by American power.
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Britain’s five fundamental national interests

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By James Rogers
| britainsworld.org.uk
Image generated using Artificial Intelligence Since 2015, His Majesty’s (HM) Government has released several national security and defence strategies, most recently the 2025 National Security Strategy (NSS) and the 2025 Strategic Defence Review (SDR). Both state that the United Kingdom (UK) must pursue its national security and defence in service of the national interest. Yet, neither document identifies what those specific interests actually are.
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Geostrategic Refresh: Europe in a New World

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By James Rogers
| INTERNATIONALE POLITIK QUARTERLY
Just two decades ago, the prevailing orthodoxy was that Europe would “run the 21st century.” The idea was seductive: European ideals and regulatory standards would diffuse globally, creating a world where the European Union—a “normative superpower”—wielded outsized influence not through force, but through example.
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