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BRIEFING: Venezuela: Elections & Sanctions Risks

WEBINAR BRIEFING: Venezuela: Elections & Sanctions Risks Wednesday 17 April @ 1600hrs BST (London) / 1100hrs EDT (New York) The Venezuelan presidential election, slated to take place on 28 July, comes against the backdrop of escalating repression and intimidation by the regime of incumbent President Nicolás Maduro. The barring of opposition leader María Corina Machado […]

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BRIEFING: US Elections Monthly Webinar: Ukraine, NATO & Transatlantic Security

WEBINAR BRIEFING: US Elections Monthly Webinar: Ukraine, NATO & Transatlantic Security Wednesday 10 April @ 1600hrs BST (London) / 1100hrs EDT (New York) The 2024 US presidential election will shape the transatlantic security landscape for years to come. With the growing politicisation of support for Ukraine and the provision of military aid, the outcome of

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2024 US Elections: Monthly Review

REPORT REQUEST 2024 US Elections: Monthly Review This iteration of the US Elections Monthly examines the potential immigration policies under a prospective Biden or Trump administration and the potential business implications under each president. Stay informed. Register now for your complimentary copy. request report Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Name *FirstLastJob

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BRIEFING: The 2024 Russian presidential election: Procedural democracy and factionalism

WEBINAR BRIEFING: The 2024 Russian presidential election: Procedural democracy and factionalism Wednesday 20 March @ 1600hrs GMT (London) / 1100hrs EST (New York) On 15-17 March, Russia will head to the polls for the 2024 presidential election. However, the outcome is already almost certain in what will likely be the least free and fair election

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BRIEFING: Democratic Republic of Congo: Conflict Watch – The M23 Group

WEBINAR BRIEFING: Democratic Republic of Congo: Conflict Watch – The M23 Group Wednesday 6 March @ 1600hrs GMT (London) / 1100hrs EST (New York) levated levels of conflict between the Congolese armed forces (FARDC), supported by regional forces and the M23 rebel group, backed by Rwanda have persisted for several weeks. Fighting has reached the

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Extremism Quarterly: Emerging Threats

REPORT REQUEST Extremism Quarterly: Emerging Threats This iteration of Sibylline’s Extremism Quarterly discusses emerging threats that we believe international businesses should consider in the coming months. We delve into five regions of analysis to explore not only the most significant physical extremist threats emerging across the globe, but also trends which may at first appear

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2024 Russian Elections and Azerbaijan | Sibylline Insights EP. 22

Please note, after recording this episode, a prison service in Russia’s Yamalo-Nenets district announced the death of opposition leader Alexei Navalny. Therefore, discussions of the election could be subject to change as news on the fallout from Navalny’s death emerges. In this episode of Sibylline Insights, Gareth Westwood, Head of Global Intelligence, is joined by

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Russo-Ukrainian War: Two-Year Anniversary Report

REPORT REQUEST Russo-Ukrainian War: Two-Year Anniversary Report Last week marked not only the two-year anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine (24 February), but also the tenth anniversary of the start of the Russo-Ukrainian war. Ukrainian forces currently find themselves under significant pressure, not only militarily, but also in the context of the upcoming Russian

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Ireland: Anti-Immigration Arson Attacks

REPORT REQUEST Ireland: Anti-Immigration Arson Attacks Arson attacks in Ireland driven by anti-immigration sentiment constitute a concerning trend, the impacts of which will affect various sectors, including hospitality, construction and migration services. Our latest report examines the risks posed by these developments. Although sporadic protests will likely continue in the capital Dublin, the overall risk

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