Geopolitical competition in the international system
This article examines challenges to the international system, considering how a more competitive and uncertain world will affect the UK.

This POSTnote discusses the safe dismantling of nuclear weapons, what may be done with the materials resulting and related policy issues. POSTnote 35. POST. 1992.
Disposal of the CIS nuclear weapons (233 KB , PDF)
Reductions in nuclear weapon arsenals have been agreed under the START Treaty, and will be taken much further following unilateral decisions by both the USA and the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS). The task of dismantling weapons will stretch resources in Russia, and gives rise to concern over the safety and security of nuclear weapons and their fissile materials.
This POSTnote discusses the safe dismantling of nuclear weapons, what may be done with the materials resulting and related policy issues.
Disposal of the CIS nuclear weapons (233 KB , PDF)
This article examines challenges to the international system, considering how a more competitive and uncertain world will affect the UK.
China is the UK’s fifth-largest trading partner. Recent issues have complicated the relationship with China, but opportunities remain.
What does the future hold for alliances such as NATO and AUKUS, and how can the UK enhance its reputation and influence in the world?