All posts by "James Rogers"

James Rogers is Editor-in-Chief of The British Interest and Director of the Global Britain Programme at the Henry Jackson Society in London. Previously, he was Director of the Department of Political and Strategic Studies at the Baltic Defence College in Tartu, Estonia. He holds a BScEcon (Hons) from Aberystwyth University and an MPhil from the University of Cambridge.

Dec 02 Geopolitics

South America: Strategic drivers and Britain’s interests

JAMES ROGERS argues it is time for a renewed British focus on South America

Nov 27 Geopolitics

NATO at 70: Why Britain should push for higher European defence spending

JAMES ROGERS assesses the defence spending of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) over the past five years – and finds many allies still to be shirking and idling

Aug 05 Strategy

Why does Britain often look so weak?

JAMES ROGERS argues that British policy-makers need to reappraise Britain’s foreign policy to project a perception of resolve and determination in an age of great power competition

Aug 01 Politics

British foreign and European policy: An interview with Sir John Redwood MP

JAMES ROGERS interviews The Rt. Hon. JOHN REDWOOD MP about British foreign policy, particularly in relation to Europe

Jul 25 Global Britain

How to deliver ‘Global Britain’: Five strategic priorities for Britain’s new government

JAMES ROGERS argues that the new government headed by Boris Johnson needs to make some big reforms to the way Britain does foreign policy, not least because of the rise ...