Soraya Harding, University of Portsmouth The U.K. government has accused China of hacking the U.K. Electoral Commission, gaining access to
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Nauru’s on the Naughty Step, but Western Hypocrisy Fuels China’s Rise
Remember Liz Truss, the famous China hawk and 44-day prime minister of the United Kingdom? Remember her publicly urging her country’s subsequent
Why David Cameron’s Past and Present Relations With China Could Be Rishi Sunak’s First Big Political Headache of 2024
Timothy Oliver, University of Manchester Almost immediately after being appointed as foreign secretary, David Cameron’s ties with China generated
New China Agent in U.K. Parliament Unveiled: Foreign Secretary David Cameron
U.K. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak talked a good game, at least while auditioning for the country’s top job. Back in July 2022, as a leadership candidate
How AUKUS Plus Could Add to Indo-Pacific Coalition Building
The idea of “AUKUS Plus” has reemerged after the U.K. Foreign Affairs Committee issued a 2023 report saying the United Kingdom should extend
Authoritarian Creep on the High Street
Facial recognition is already a regular feature of the British high street, but its future is controversial. Currently, bans are limited to sensitive
AUKUS Submarine Deal Will Not Erode Australia’s Defense Sovereignty
Peter K. Lee, University of Sydney The AUKUS submarine announcement earlier this month reignited a long-running debate about how to best preserve