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Towards a ‘Hercules hold’: Maintaining a transatlantic defence industrial base

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By William Freer
| GeoStrategy360°
Image generated using Artificial Intelligence After decades of defence industrial atrophy driven by neoliberal economic policies and post-Cold War complacency, the United Kingdom (UK) and its allies are scrambling to rebuild their defence industrial bases in the face of escalating global threats. The risk of a multifront crisis is growing as the ‘CRINK’ nations – the People’s Republic of China (PRC), Russia, Iran, and North Korea – increasingly cooperate.
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Securing Critical Undersea Infrastructure in the New Age of Geopolitical Competition

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By William Freer, Ellie Drake
| Small Wars Journal Verified
Editor’s Note: This essay is from the Security & Defence PLuS Emerging Voices Series, which highlights the next generation of scholars and practitioners shaping thinking on strategy, security, and defense. The series brings together perspectives from PhD candidates and early career researchers, grounded in the complex geopolitical realities of the 21st century.
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The sixth-generation fighter jet that can defend the UK against Putin

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By William Freer
| MSN Malaysia Verified
Britain may soon have a new fighter jet to envy, or at least that's the plan. The UK's partnership with Japan and Italy to build a sixth-generation military plane is the most ambitious feature of an otherwise cautious national defence strategy.
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