The now-iconic Washington Post photograph of Ahmed al-Sharaa calmly contemplating a chessboard during his visit to Washington reflects the strategy that has defined his rise: a blend of calculation, patience, and a willingness to play a long game with pieces others assumed were unwinnable.
This report covers political and security updates in Libya for the week of November 28 - December 4, 2025. Clients can download the full report at the end of the page.
Resolution 2797 has been a crowning achievement for Morocco's diplomatic efforts to advocate for its control over the Western Sahara and could reshape North Africa's political dynamics.
This report provides analysis and insights into Libya's energy sector for the month of November, 2025. A downloadable PDF version of the report is available at the end of the page.
This report covers political and security updates in Libya for the week of November 21 - November 27, 2025. Clients can download the full report at the end of the page.
At a critical moment for Lebanon, the United States placed Tom Barrack in charge of difficult negotiations, yet he has proven to be the wrong man for the job.
Mohammed bin Salman's visit to Washington signalled that U.S.-Saudi relations are entering a more structured and future-oriented phase. The partnership is increasingly anchored in shared tech priorities, deeper defence integration and large-scale capital alignment with U.S. strategic industries.
On paper, the U.S. economy appears to be doing well, with GDP growth and inflation holding steady. Yet many Americans say they are feeling increasing economic pressure. Are Americans overreacting, or is there something fundamentally wrong in the U.S. economy?
This report covers political and security updates in Libya for the week of November 14 - November 20, 2025. Clients can download the full report at the end of the page.
Bangladesh’s democratic transition remains fragile. The interim government struggles to deliver reforms and prepare the country’s first credible election in 16 years, with risks ranging from orderly democratic renewal to violent breakdown.
