Energy and the Middle East conflict - the current facts and the potential October surprises | Nick Butler
Where will France be in July 2027? | Jean-Marie Guéhenno
What the AfD’s rise might mean | Rt Hon Sir Malcolm Rifkind KCMG KC
Israel and its forthcoming general election | Rt Hon Sir Malcolm Rifkind KCMG KC
Regional change: double hedging | John McCarthy AO
Guided weapons: An old problem with a new balance required | Tim Pickford
Defence Industry Development Strategy 2026: Progressive Patriotism | Tim Pickford
The current state of Britain | Rt Hon Sir Malcolm Rifkind KCMG KC
Limits of use of force | Jean-Marie Guéhenno
A fractured Gulf | Tom Harley
Recent commentaries
Dragoman Digest
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16 October 2026
Poland and Singapore’s deepening roles in high-tech supply chains, the end of cheap money dividing Japanese business, China’s leading sodium-ion battery buildout threatening to create another Western dependency, and Qatar’s deep economic suffering as a result of Iranian strikes.
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2 October 2026
Beijing’s nuclear drive gives it an edge in fueling AI, Nicaragua’s large mining concessions that give Beijing a foothold in the region, Western firms’ increasing interest in Ukraine’s battle-tested drone industry, and the US’ enduring reliance on Chinese rare earth production despite heavy government spending.
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18 September 2026
Key aspects of the EU’s Draghi review remain a work in progress, Indonesia’s richest families increasingly look offshore as domestic political pressure mounts, the Iran war poses a major threat to Dubai’s growth model, and Saudi Arabia’s initial “good war” is unravelling as it confronts renewed fighting in the Red Sea.
Public policy submissions
Submission to the AEMC on electricity pricing
Dragoman was engaged by Energy Consumers Australia to look into inequity in electricity pricing across Australia’s National Electricity Market. The research helped inform the Australian Energy Market Commission’s Pricing Review.