Charity and War: The Russian Orthodox Church in Britain
This report examines the intricate relationship between the Russian Orthodox Church (ROC), including its branches abroad such as the Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia (ROCOR), and the Russian state under President Vladimir Putin. It highlights how this relationship extends beyond spiritual guidance into the realms of political influence and propaganda, particularly concerning Russia’s military actions in Ukraine. The report raises concerns about the activities of the ROC and ROCOR within the United Kingdom, questioning their compliance with UK charity laws that mandate political neutrality and operation for the public benefit.
The Middle Corridor:
UK’s Strategic Trade Opportunities in Eurasia
The report emphasises the growing importance of the Middle Corridor, which connects China and Europe via Kazakhstan, the Caspian region, and Turkey. Post-COVID disruptions and geopolitical strains with Russia have made land-based alternatives vital. Kazakhstan emerges as a pivotal transit hub, underpinned by infrastructure investments like the Khorgos Gateway. The UK can seize strategic, economic, and sustainability benefits by supporting this route, diversifying trade, reducing Russia-dependency, and fostering regional stability.
UK and Global Security: Scenarios after the war between Russia and Ukraine
This conference report proivdes details of the event organised on 19 January 2019, giving details of participants and agendas, as well as shocasing the range of political figures and groups that came together to work towards the common goal of Ukrainian victory in the war against Russia.
The report also fefeatures arimportnat quotes form the event, as well as a list of selected media mentions.
Securing UK Defence Procurement
to Meet 21st Century Challenges from Present Threats
(written for the Herny The report emphasises the growing importance of the Middle Corridor, which connects China and Europe via Kazakhstan, the Caspian region, and Turkey. Post-COVID disruptions and geopolitical strains with Russia have made land-based alternatives vital. Kazakhstan emerges as a pivotal transit hub, underpinned by infrastructure investments like the Khorgos Gateway. The UK can seize strategic, economic, and sustainability benefits by supporting this route, diversifying trade, reducing Russia-dependency, and fostering regional stability. Written for the Henry Jackson Society.