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Fragile Ceasefires and Power Shifts: The 2026 Geopolitical Boiling Points

Analyze the year-end geopolitical landscape of 2025, from Trump's role in the Gaza ceasefire to the security crises in Sudan, Syria, and the EU-Mercosur trade delay.

The Florida Gambit: Decoding the High-Stakes U.S. Plan to End the Ukraine War
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The Florida Gambit: Decoding the High-Stakes U.S. Plan to End the Ukraine War

Secret U.S.-led peace talks in Florida signal a major shift in the Ukraine war. PRISM analyzes the geopolitical calculus, tech's role, and what it means for global markets.

Bekkersdal Mass Shooting: A Microcosm of South Africa's Macro Security Challenge
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Bekkersdal Mass Shooting: A Microcosm of South Africa's Macro Security Challenge

The Bekkersdal mass shooting highlights South Africa's deep security challenges, impacting regional stability and global investment. PRISM analyzes its geopolitical implications.

Global Geopolitical Fractures: Gaza, Ukraine, and the Unraveling Threads of Stability
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Global Geopolitical Fractures: Gaza, Ukraine, and the Unraveling Threads of Stability

Analyze geopolitical fault lines from Gaza's humanitarian crisis to Ukraine's war, exploring global stability, polarization, and impacts on business and policy.

The Ghost Caliphate: ISIS's Digital Resurgence and the New Geopolitical Risk
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The Ghost Caliphate: ISIS's Digital Resurgence and the New Geopolitical Risk

ISIS has lost its territory but not its influence. Discover how its decentralized, tech-savvy model poses a new kind of threat to global stability and business.

Putin's 'No More Wars' Vow: A Demand for a New Global Order, Not a Plea for Peace
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Putin's 'No More Wars' Vow: A Demand for a New Global Order, Not a Plea for Peace

Putin's 'no more wars' vow isn't a peace offer. It's a strategic demand to reshape global security. Here's what it means for policymakers and businesses.

The $11 Billion Red Line: Why the US-Taiwan Arms Deal Escalates the Global Tech Cold War
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The $11 Billion Red Line: Why the US-Taiwan Arms Deal Escalates the Global Tech Cold War

A US arms sale to Taiwan is more than a military deal; it's a strategic move to protect the global tech economy. PRISM analyzes the geopolitical and supply chain risks.