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Preparing for the Soccer World Cup 2026 – Canada Travel Advisory

The upcoming World Cup tournament is set to be the largest in history unfolding across three nations – the US, Mexico, and Canada – with each country presenting unique security challenges for travelers. Learn about the specific risks associated with the games in Canada.

December 8, 2025

Aerial view of a flooded residential area in Beaufort, Sabah, Malaysia.

Intelligence Analysis

Severe Flooding in South Asia: Health Risks and Disease Concerns

Severe flooding across South Asia disrupts health services, increases waterborne disease risks, and challenges crisis response efforts.

By Robyn Mazriel, Jade Smith

December 4, 2025

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Case Study

Embedded Intelligence, Embedded Advantage

Embedded intelligence transforms fragmented signals into foresight, giving leadership clarity on what’s happening, what it means, and what comes next.

December 3, 2025

Intelligence Analysis

International Intervention in Mali Unlikely Despite Increasing Militant Pressure on Bamako

International intervention is unlikely in Mali over the near term despite the increasing pressure on the military government from the economic blockade of Bamako by militant groups.

By Joe Dvorak, Terry Berna