Research reports
Long-form analysis with an explicit question, method, evidence base, findings, and implications.
Research perspectives
Insights and analysis
Structured perspectives on geopolitical risk, energy strategy, global governance, and cooperation across regions.
Research agenda
Connected questions viewed across regions
These themes connect political power, security, energy, governance, and economic cooperation. Each analysis begins with a defined decision context and an explicit evidence base.
Publication formats
Different formats for different decision horizons
Policy briefs
Concise framing of a live issue, strategic trade-offs, and practical options for decision-makers.
Commentary and monitoring
Timely interpretation of material developments, emerging risk signals, and possible scenarios.
Dialogue summaries
Records of key themes, questions, and implications prepared in line with the participation rules of each event.
Featured analysis
Decision-focused research perspectives
Long-form articles connect evidence, analytical method, scenarios, and practical implications.
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Strategic foresight
From Signal to Decision: A Practical Framework for Geopolitical Risk
A useful geopolitical assessment does more than describe uncertainty. It shows which developments matter to a defined decision, how they could combine, and what the institution can do next.
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Energy strategy
Energy Corridors and Strategic Resilience Across Regions
Energy resilience depends on the full corridor that connects resources, infrastructure, rules, finance, and demand—not on supply volume alone.
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Cross-regional cooperation
Cross-regional Cooperation in an Era of Fragmented Globalisation
Cross-regional cooperation remains possible when institutions define a narrow common purpose, design for political difference, and build review mechanisms into the partnership.
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