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In pointing to Ukraine, rather than the genuine culprits, the regime can maintain it is directing its efforts to ensure security in the right place, at least for now.

Markus Korhonen, Senior Associate, Strategic Intelligence

While President Daniel Noboa’s security crackdown has drawn significant international criticism over human rights concerns, it has boosted his domestic popularity

Erin Drake, Associate, Strategic Intelligence

In an attack on an Israeli-owned car carrier in November, Houthi rebels boarded the ship by helicopter – a tactic “much more commonly employed by Iran”

Gabrielle Reid, Associate Director, Strategic Intelligence

Taiwan‘s election is seen as having "real and lasting influence on the geopolitical landscape". 

Gabrielle Reid, Associate Director, Strategic Intelligence

Sidestepping the DA entirely in favour of a far more radical government built around an ANC-EFF-MK partnership would certainly be very unfavourably looked upon from a business perspective.

Markus Korhonen, Senior Associate, Strategic Intelligence

The damage to Al-Jaili is likely to have a longer-term impact on Sudan’s ability to refine its own fuel and meet the shortfall in the domestic market. 

 Zaynab Hoosen, Analyst, Strategic Intelligence

While Putin is unlikely to return home with extraordinary gains, there are multiple considerations that underpin the trips. Most important of these is the desire to bolster bilateral relations, including cooperation on key issues such as the oil market.

Saif Islam, Associate, Strategic Intelligence