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Courses, briefings, and training for organisations, institutions, teams, and individuals who want a deeper understanding of geopolitical and geoeconomic developments: how they work, where they may lead, and how to analyse them.

Closed-door sessions that bring senior practitioners together to discuss geopolitical and strategic matters of current importance and to build working relationships across sectors. Participants are invited individually, and the discussion is held under non-attribution.

Written analysis of the forces driving a major geopolitical or geoeconomic trend. Each report sets out distinct, internally consistent scenarios for how the situation may unfold, and states the consequences for the organisations that will have to respond.

Programmes for organisations building an in-house geopolitical analysis function from the ground up, covering the development of the senior leaders who will run it, including those appointed to the Chief Geopolitical Officer and Chief Diplomatic Officer roles.

Strait of Hormuz

Strait of Hormuz

The assumption that the Strait of Hormuz would remain a neutral commercial corridor has broken. This report examines the structural consequences, for energy flows, insurance markets, and the organisations whose supply chains run through the Gulf, and constructs four scenarios for how the disruption resolves.

The Strait of Hormuz After Neutral Passage Broke

The assumption that the Strait of Hormuz would remain a neutral commercial corridor has broken. This report examines the structural consequences, for energy flows, insurance markets, and the organisations whose supply chains run through the Gulf, and constructs four scenarios for how the disruption resolves.
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Strategic Forecasting for Global Power Shifts
Strategic Forecasting for Global Power Shifts
Strategic Forecasting for Global Power Shifts

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Over 80% of global trade travels by sea, making maritime routes a central theatre of great-power competition. This course maps the world’s critical sea lanes and the naval powers, piracy networks, and geopolitical rivalries that threaten or protect them. Participants will come away with a clear framework for understanding how control of the seas translates into economic and strategic power.

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Situation snapshots and regional updates -  when they matter
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