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Intel Brief: Food, Fresh Water, Nuclear Sites - Ripple Effects from Iran Conflict Worsening

Date: 21/03/2026 Three weeks into the US-Israeli campaign against Iran, the security environment across the Gulf has continued to deteriorate. The conflict shows no credible signs of resolution. Iran's offensive capacity, while degraded, remains sufficient to sustain daily strikes across the Gulf and even new targets significantly further afield than anticipated. Energy infrastructure has been systematically targeted and gas fields, oil tankers, and even nuclear sites are no

Mar 234 min read

Intel Brief: Food, Fresh Water, Nuclear Sites - Ripple Effects from Iran Conflict Worsening

Report: Expiration of New START (Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty)

Date: 11/02/2026 Summary The New START Treaty has long been a cornerstone of strategic stability between the United States and Russia, placing firm limits on deployed nuclear weapons while providing verification measures that reduced uncertainty and mistrust. With the treaty now expired after its final extension, the world enters a new phase where legally binding constraints on the two largest nuclear arsenals are no longer in place. This article explores what New START achi

Feb 113 min read

Report: Expiration of New START (Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty)

Report: Venezuela at the Crossroads of Latin America’s Evolving Threat Networks

26 November 2025 Executive Summary Venezuela has evolved into one of the most significant hybrid threat hubs in the Western Hemisphere, where state authority, criminal enterprises, armed groups, and foreign intelligence services converge. The Maduro regime’s alliances with Iran, Russia, and Cuba — combined with deep integration with FARC dissident factions, the ELN, and transnational criminal organizations — have transformed the country into a strategic platform for destabili

Nov 28, 20255 min read

Report: Venezuela at the Crossroads of Latin America’s Evolving Threat Networks

Report: Rare Earth Elements as a driver for Current and Future Conflict

Summary Global supply chains for rare earth elements (REE) are under significant strain due to China’s export controls, geopolitical conflicts and rising demand for green technologies. The US and EU are accelerating efforts to diversify supply, increase domestic production, and boost recycling, but face challenges in meeting ambitious targets. Market volatility and regulatory uncertainty continue to impact manufacturers and downstream industries. Recent developments The Chine

Oct 17, 20257 min read