This study explores the political, social, ethical, and operational needs for common strategy in cross border or global organisations and administrations. It discusses the methodologies for strategy development and identifies opportunities for future development. The study also examines the concept of collective strategy and its formation from the policies of organisations, administrations, and key stakeholders. Additionally, it explores the key policy and strategy issues that influence strategy and how strategy is influenced by factors such as politics, global trends, public interest, media impact, and social, cultural, and religious factors in the modern context.