Geopolitical Risk

From civil wars in Libya and Syria to political stasis in Kuwait and the economic embargo against Qatar, the Middle East’s geopolitical situation is always fraught with risk. The addition of rapidly expanding youthful populations straining against the restrictions imposed by staid leaderships creates further avenues for instability.

Geopolitical Risk

11 Sep, 2026

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Libya Election At Risk

Libya’s latest election roadmap faces entrenched political resistance as renewed drone attacks underscore the vulnerability of its oil and gas infrastructure.

Libya: Key Oil And Gas Infrastructure

Geopolitical Risk

11 Sep, 2026

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Houthis Gain Control Of Yemen’s Red Sea Coastline

The Houthis now control the entire Red Sea coastline after seizing Mocha from Yemeni government forces and advancing to Dhubab and strategic offshore islands. The gains strengthen their position around Bab al-Mandeb, while renewed attacks on Saudi Arabia have been followed by reported Saudi airstrikes.