Field intelligence and operational assessments.
France's departure and a no-foreign-bases doctrine open a structural window for capacity-building partners in Senegal — and, under strict conditions, across the AES border.
The State has moved from partner to operator just as its finances enter a debt treatment. Where services, equipment and financing can enter the next cycle, and on what terms.
Senegal enters Q4 2026 under a sovereign debt treatment, a split executive and a degraded eastern corridor. Where foreign entrants can still work, and on what terms.
NIE-format assessment of the political, security, ESG and economic risks in Senegal's oil and gas sector, with fifteen annotated key judgements.
Influence doctrine, operational apparatus and countermeasures: a mid-2026 map of Russia's informational and politico-security grip on the continent.
Multi-actor reading of the 25 April offensive: regional interest convergence and trajectories to 2030.
City-by-city assessment for short-duration business travel, with prohibited zones and movement protocols.
NIE-format estimate: key judgements, intelligence gaps, risk matrix by threat, scenarios to 2028.
Eight-axis security brief following the 25 April 2026 offensive. Threat level critical; no zone of the territory can be considered secure.
Five-axis assessment for a short business trip, with a counter-intuitive finding on terrorist risk.
Seven-axis assessment for a short business trip, sharply differentiating between the capital and the Sudanese border zone.
Five-axis assessment for a short stay in the Centre and West regions, with a documented divergence from international advisories.
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