July 2017
August 8, 2017
July 2017 Round-up: important developments and what we’re tracking for next month.
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July 2017 Round-up: important developments and what we’re tracking for next month.
The Turkish government weighs responses as pro-democracy rallies by the opposition continue.
While the military stand-off between India and China over the Doklam region is unlikely to result in an armed conflict, it will hamper economic relations between the two countries in the medium-term.
The Petya cyberattack that hit Ukraine and 64 other countries on 27 June should be taken as a warning that the threat of further destructive cyberattacks goes far beyond Ukraine.
A recent string of attacks in Indonesia, Thailand and the Philippines highlights the growing influence of the Islamic State and its violent ideology.
June 2017 Round-up: important developments and what we’re tracking for next month.
Despite the successful FARC demobilisation, the security situation in Nariño, Putumayo, Norte de Santander and Cauca departments is likely to worsen.
Run, Hide…Then What? Government public safety response models under scrutiny.
Qatar faces major economic and political challenges amid a diplomatic crisis brought on by Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and several other Arab states.
A large-scale attack by hundreds of Islamist fighters in Marawi City is symptomatic of Mindanao’s problems and indicative of more security crises to come.
We have updated our COVID-19 reporting to include more of the latest intelligence and data that you need to know to travel informed and safely.
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.
Riskline launches a new widget, aimed to get your travel plans back on track
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