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Featuring experts from all areas of Control Risks, we can help you navigate what lies ahead. Listen link icon Analysis Taliban takeover likely to drive regional, global terrorism threats The Taliban’s rapid conquest of a Western-backed military is a propaganda win for militant Islamist groups. We examine the security impacts in the region and beyond. More link icon Analysis New prime minister but hardly primed for political longevity Malaysia is in its worst-ever COVID-19 wave, and political volatility is partly to blame. We discuss five ways that the political crisis could play out, the key triggers that companies should watch out for that would signpost possible shifts in the political state, and the longer term proposition for businesses. More link icon Analysis Wembley Euros security breach: time to reset event security standards? The stadium security breach as the Wembley Euros 2020 final shows why major event managers need to implement robust physical security layers designed and managed by event specialists overlaid with operational security to control crowds and oversee the larger operation. More link icon Latest insights Analysis Keeping 1.5 alive – what COP26 achieved and what comes next The COP26 conference has by no means guaranteed a 1.5 degree future, but it has galvanised the international community in pursuit of this goal and reinforced the mechanisms towards cutting emissions. Read More link icon The Global Insight Maritime and supply chains: risk and resilience The COVID-19 pandemic brought supply chain risk centre stage, particularly issues in the maritime world. While the sector has adapted and held up well, risks loom. Join Charles Hecker and Claudine Fry for a conversation with in-house maritime experts Cormac Mc Garry and Victoria Mitchell about current trends in maritime, where the sector is headed, and what it means for business. Read More link icon Analysis Crisis on the edge of Europe – how the Belarus-EU crisis could develop The crisis at the Belarus-Poland border has been simmering for weeks. Thousands of people seeking to migrate to the EU are stranded between the two countries. We look at the origins of the crisis and its likely trajectory. 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Read More link icon Podcast International companies in Myanmar: The case for responsible resilience Against the backdrop of all that’s happening in Myanmar, exiting the country is definitely an option. But should international companies make the harder choice to stay? We discuss the alternative strategy of “responsible resilience” – combining tough short-term decisions with a long-term commitment to the country. Read More link icon Podcast The Rise of Sovereign Asset Tracing Understanding a sovereign state’s asset profile is a critical part of the dispute resolution strategy for any party pursuing a remedy for contract frustration. Read More link icon Analysis Data centres’ prospects are rising rapidly in Asia, but so are their regulatory risks Demand for data centres in Asia Pacific is expected to grow exponentially, but security and operational risks aside, foreign investors will also face a range of regulatory risks as authorities in major Asian markets tighten measures on environmental performance, energy efficiency, and data and cyber security. Read More link icon Analysis Keeping 1.5 alive – four issues to watch at COP26 As the annual UN climate conference approaches, we examine the policy areas that will attract scrutiny in the weeks before, and during the conference. Read More link icon Analysis Keeping 1.5 alive – the significance of COP26 COP26 is considered the most important climate conference since the signing of the Paris Agreement in 2015 at COP21. We look at the geopolitical context and the urgency for action. Read More link icon Report Cyber threats: Living with disruption Download this survey report, produced in partnership with Airmic, and find out what risk professionals and business leaders should do now to manage emerging cyber threats. Read More link icon Analysis Regulatory risks in tech to continue rising with growth of sector Examining the outlook for regulatory risks related to the tech sector. Read More link icon Analysis Libya: some optimism, but risks remain Libya has undergone successive rounds of civil conflict and abortive political transitions over the past decade. The most recent conflict over control of Tripoli, which lasted from April 2019 until mid-2020, saw an escalation in the level of violence and the extent of international involvement in Libya’s grinding civil war. Read More link icon VIEW ALL OUR INSIGHTS Find out more Do you have any questions? Please contact us if you have any questions or require more information on our services. 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