Welcome to Factal Forecast, a look at the week’s biggest stories from the editors at Factal. We publish our forward-looking note each Thursday to help you get a jump-start on…
Welcome to Factal Forecast, a look at the week’s biggest stories from the editors at Factal. We publish our forward-looking note each Thursday to help you get a jump-start on…
Welcome to Factal Forecast, a look at the week’s biggest stories from the editors at Factal. We publish our forward-looking note each Thursday to help you get a jump-start on…
Welcome to Factal Forecast, a look at the week’s biggest stories from the editors at Factal. We publish our forward-looking note each Thursday to help you get a jump-start on…
In this week’s forecast we’ve got the Greek parliament being sworn in and then dissolved, Turkey’s presidential election runoff, the Korea-Pacific Islands Summit in Seoul, a U.S. debt ceiling deadline and a look at the Ukraine-aligned attack in Belgorod, Russia.
An indispensable geopolitical planning resource, the Factal Forecast newsletter and podcast give you a jump on the news that will be making headlines around the world in the week ahead – and why it will matter.
The Forecast is written and produced by Factal’s global newsroom. Our editors are tracking the second round of elections in Turkey, flooding in Italy, the U.S. debt ceiling negotitiaons and more.
An indispensable geopolitical planning resource, the Factal Forecast newsletter and podcast give you a jump on the news that will be making headlines around the world in the week ahead – and why it will matter.
Forecast is written and produced by Factal’s global newsroom and they’re tracking China’s upcoming cabinet vote, Greece’s protests following the deadly train crash, growing tensions in Nagorno-Karabakh and more.
The Factal editorial team is prepared for planned news events such as the U.N. Secretary General visiting Odesa, the U.K. railway strike wave and violence in Baja California.
The Forecast is an essential planning aid for risk intelligence and global security professionals.
In this week’s forecast we’ve got a no-confidence vote in Montenegro, the head of the UN visiting Ukraine, Greece leaving the EU’s so-called enhanced surveillance framework, a court hearing on Idaho’s abortion trigger law and a look at the recent surge of cartel violence in Mexico.
Factal’s weekly look so the news doesn’t surprise you. This Forecast prepares you for reductions in coronavirus restrictions in Italy and Hong Kong, changing economic environments in Greece and the United States, violence in West Darfur, another potential expansion of Russian influence in a former Soviet state and more.