The Gulf’s influence in Africa is expanding — through energy, ports, security, and diplomacy. But this expansion also creates exposure: to backlash, narrative manipulation, and geopolitical entanglement.
To support high-level decision-makers, GeoSentinel developed a custom brief + live advisory format tailored for sovereign partners in the MEASA region.
In security and crisis planning, the gap between theory and action is often where failure lives. GeoSentinel bridges that gap through live, data-driven simulation workshops, built on actual threat intelligence from the region.
In today’s information battlespace, perception is power. And while Singapore’s physical footprint in Africa is modest, its reputation and strategic investments remain highly visible — and occasionally targeted.
In today’s information battlespace, perception is power. And while Singapore’s physical footprint in Africa is modest, its reputation and strategic investments remain highly visible — and occasionally targeted.
In today’s information battlespace, perception is power. And while Singapore’s physical footprint in Africa is modest, its reputation and strategic investments remain highly visible — and occasionally targeted.
Dans un contexte de tension croissante en mer Rouge, les routes maritimes commerciales sont de plus en plus exposées à des risques asymétriques : contrebande, posture navale offensive, perturbations tactiques.