Market entry analysis goes beyond financial feasibility. Learn how intelligence-driven risk assessment, covering geopolitical, security, cyber, and reputational exposure, protects your expansion strategy.
The United States and Iran signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on June 19, formally ending more than three and a half months of war.
The defining paradox of the Iran–US war has rarely been sharper than over the past two weeks.
The past two weeks have sharpened a contradiction that now defines the conflict: both the United States and Iran are simultaneously exchanging diplomatic proposals via Pakistan and preparing for renewed war.
Armenia votes on June 7. On paper, the outcome looks settled. But the vote's significance extends well beyond its likely result.
Tensions remain high, and in fact spiked toward Critical on May 4. Uncertainty remains elevated, but recent reports indicate that a deal might be in the making.
The ceasefire framework brokered on April 8 is intact in name but little else. For commercial actors operating in or dependent on the Gulf, this matters enormously.
Global Risk Outlook 2026 examines these emerging trends and their implications across industries, aligning analysis with established enterprise risk frameworks. Designed for senior risk and business leaders, it provides actionable insight to support resilience, strategic decision-making, and value preservation.
Many countries have used citizenship or residency-by-investment programs to attract foreign capital. These programs typically offer passports, residence rights, or other legal and financial advantages in exchange for investments in the local economy.
Corporate intelligence is no longer just about collecting data — it’s about turning information into impact.
As we advance through 2025, the risk management landscape continues to evolve at an unprecedented pace. For organisations operating in today's complex global environment, understanding and adapting to these emerging trends isn't just advantageous, it's essential for survival and growth.
Proactive journey management and secure transportation solutions are essential for safeguarding your organization’s most valuable assets—its people, including corporate executives, C-suite executives, high net worth individuals, and other high-profile individuals. Executive travel exposes business travel to unique risks that require specialized attention.
NSSG’s Intelligence team has followed closely the unfolding events in Israel. If you are looking to understand how it started? /what is happening? / and what are the implications for companies?
We have great news to share with you all as we embark on a new growth path at the international level, after a capital infusion from Avante Corp. (Avante), an acknowledged Canadian-based high-end security services firm.
In this special report on Ukraine, we review the events over the past year and will be exploring what variables can impact the development of the conflict as well as listing different scenarios for how the war might end.
Business as usual, as we knew it in Russia, is unlikely to make a comeback for years to come. Currently, the war in Ukraine continues to develop actively, and although negotiations between the two parties are ongoing, their positions are disparate, despite claims to the contrary.
Tensions in the Nile River basin are rising, as a decade-old dispute promises no solution in the near future. The struggle for the rich waters of the Nile River is an unambiguous portrayal of the significance of water diplomacy in the 21st century and on the potential for water scarcity as a driver of future conflicts.
The picture of Major General Chris Donahue — taken through a night-vision device as he was boarding a C-17 cargo plane at Kabul Airport on the night between 30-31 August 2021 — has already acquired historical significance. General Donahue was the last US soldier to leave Afghanistan, formally putting an end to the United States’ presence in the country just short of the 20th anniversary of the terrorist attacks of 9/11.
A common brand that will be worn by North Star Support Group, our main risk management firm and its sister company North Star Service Group Egypt focused on the provision of support services across the MENA region, by North Star Journey Management that very soon will be renamed North Star Medical exclusively providing advanced medical solutions in challenging environments and by North Star
International arena is significantly affected by the CoVid-19 pandemic and as last months show a global economic slowdown, CPEC’s future is raising concerns.