RISKLINE | Informer Articles
The Riskline Informer is a series of analytical pieces interpreting and forecasting key political, security, and social issues affecting global affairs.
One year on from the tragic death of George Floyd, Black Lives Matter protests have taken place across the world, but despite some symbolic achievements, more government action is needed if institutional and meaningful change is to be realised.
To celebrate World Environment Day, Adam Schrader, Director of Operations at Riskline, shares his thoughts on how businesses can make their travel more sustainable in the post-pandemic era.
Despite the recent ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas, a more permanent solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict remains a pipe dream, with the cycle of violence likely to repeat.
Our analyst on the ground in India describes her experience living through the current COVID-19 crisis in the country.
Regardless of the ongoing third wave of the COVID-19 pandemic in Colombia, demonstrators turned out in force for a national strike to denounce planned economic reforms in late April. Security forces have heavy-handedly responded to citizens who vented their grievances following months of COVID-19 restrictions.
A year into lockdown, the upcoming 6 June presidential election is as much a referendum on the COVID-19 crisis as it is a vote to maintain the status quo or shift left in a radical new direction.
Since January of this year, tensions are running high between Ukraine and Russia as fighting intensifies in the Donbas region. Kyiv has accused Moscow of seeking a pretext to launch a major military operation, a claim which Russia has denied.
Among the numerous security risks travellers face in the modern world, a potentially devastating and destabilising force is the Earth itself, as risks associated with climate change often headline relevant reports by governments and private security firms alike.
The Australia-New Zealand travel bubble will allow quarantine-free travel for residents between the two countries from 19 April; but officials will continue to face the challenge of successfully segregating these travellers from those arriving from high-risk COVID-19 countries, while travellers will still face the risk of ad-hoc border closures.
The first three months of 2021 have been incredibly turbulent. As COVID-19 continues to plague the world, several other major incidents have occurred including the military coup in Myanmar and the storming of the US Capitol. In this forecast, we highlight some of the key events to look out for in Quarter 2.
One year on from the tragic death of George Floyd, Black Lives Matter protests have taken place across the world, but despite some symbolic achievements, more government action is needed if institutional and meaningful change is to be realised.
To celebrate World Environment Day, Adam Schrader, Director of Operations at Riskline, shares his thoughts on how businesses can make their travel more sustainable in the post-pandemic era.
Despite the recent ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas, a more permanent solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict remains a pipe dream, with the cycle of violence likely to repeat.
Our analyst on the ground in India describes her experience living through the current COVID-19 crisis in the country.
Regardless of the ongoing third wave of the COVID-19 pandemic in Colombia, demonstrators turned out in force for a national strike to denounce planned economic reforms in late April. Security forces have heavy-handedly responded to citizens who vented their grievances following months of COVID-19 restrictions.
A year into lockdown, the upcoming 6 June presidential election is as much a referendum on the COVID-19 crisis as it is a vote to maintain the status quo or shift left in a radical new direction.
Since January of this year, tensions are running high between Ukraine and Russia as fighting intensifies in the Donbas region. Kyiv has accused Moscow of seeking a pretext to launch a major military operation, a claim which Russia has denied.
Among the numerous security risks travellers face in the modern world, a potentially devastating and destabilising force is the Earth itself, as risks associated with climate change often headline relevant reports by governments and private security firms alike.
The Australia-New Zealand travel bubble will allow quarantine-free travel for residents between the two countries from 19 April; but officials will continue to face the challenge of successfully segregating these travellers from those arriving from high-risk COVID-19 countries, while travellers will still face the risk of ad-hoc border closures.
The first three months of 2021 have been incredibly turbulent. As COVID-19 continues to plague the world, several other major incidents have occurred including the military coup in Myanmar and the storming of the US Capitol. In this forecast, we highlight some of the key events to look out for in Quarter 2.
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