Geopolitical risk, mapped to your operations
Sanctions, elections, trade disputes and diplomatic incidents reach your supply chain and your reputation long before they reach a board paper. Geopolitics shows how the relationships between the countries you operate in are moving.
Available as an add-on moduleRelations between countries, as a trend
Each pair of countries is tracked as a relationship and rated improved, stable or deteriorated, with the number of Signals behind it. Open one for a written overview, recommended actions, and an assessment by area, from trade to diplomacy.
Country and regional views
Every country with its own trend, its relationships and its Signals, whether you monitor it or Omniscient discovered it in your coverage. Open any country or region for a written summary, or ask OmniAI about it.
Always back to the source
Every trend links to the Signals it is built from, so an analyst can check the reporting before it goes into a recommendation.
In your weekly brief
Add the Geopolitics block to a Brief to get the week's significant moves alongside your reputation coverage.
Frequently asked
- What is a bilateral relationship trend?
- The direction relations between two countries are taking, such as the US and China, rated improved, stable or deteriorated from the Signals about them.
- Who uses the Geopolitics module?
- Public affairs, risk and strategy teams who need to know how political change in their markets could affect operations, suppliers and reputation.
- Is Geopolitics included in every plan?
- Geopolitics is a module, licensed separately. Get in touch to add it to your workspace.