Gabriel Elefteriu

Head of Space Policy & Senior Defence Fellow

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Gabriel Elefteriu is Head of Space Policy & Senior Defence Fellow. In his previous role at Policy Exchange he was National Security Research Fellow within the “Britain in the World” project. Before joining Policy Exchange in 2014, he was Senior Defence Analyst and Consultant with a defence market intelligence company working with global defence and homeland security industry clients, including A&D primes. His earlier experience includes a number of business and security intelligence roles in the City. Gabriel holds a BA in War Studies (1st class) and an MA in Intelligence and International Security (distinction) from King’s College London, where his main research focus was on space security and strategy. He is also an Associate of King’s College.

The UK and the Western alliance: NATO in the new era of realpolitik

by Gabriel Elefteriu | Mar 28, 2017

Read Publication Policy Exchange’s Britain in the World project publishes a paper by John Bew and Gabriel Elefteriu examining the future of NATO. Professor John Bew, Head of Policy Exchange’s Britain in the World Project said: “We need NATO now more than ever, but the...

After the North Korean crisis

by Gabriel Elefteriu | Aug 20, 2017

Even if war is averted, the aftermath of the current crisis will likely see America devote much more attention and resources to northeast Asia on a permanent basis, or risk the erosion of its strategic position in the region. In any scenario, global stability and...

Making Sense of British Foreign Policy After Brexit

by Gabriel Elefteriu | Jul 19, 2016

Read Publication The Policy Exchange Britain in the World Project’s latest report warns that Brexit cannot be allowed to become the latest instalment of a narrative of decline in Britain’s influence on the world stage that has been building up in recent years....

US House of Representatives reaffirms bipartisan commitment to NATO’s Article 5: Could the UK Parliament follow suit?

by Gabriel Elefteriu | Jul 9, 2017

The boring reality of international diplomacy is that much of the heavy lifting takes away from high-level summits, podiums and presidential addresses in front of carefully assembled audiences in foreign lands. Of course, the amateur body language analysts were out in...

NATO has an EU problem as well as a Trump problem: What role can Britain play in helping mend the alliance?

by Gabriel Elefteriu | Mar 28, 2017

Read Article This article was featured in the Telegraph Sixty years after the Treaty of Rome was signed on 25 March 1957, leaders of the EU27 gathered in the same place, Capitoline Hill, to add their names to a statement of unity. Theresa May was not present at the...