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Monthly Geopolitical Report — November 2025

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Monitor the flashpoints most likely to influence global security, cyber operations, and supply-chain stability. Strengthen your security team’s threat-driven decision making with the context needed to anticipate regional disruptions and prepare contingency plans.

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Highlights from November 2025

U.S. military shifts strategy toward regional self-reliance. Washington is likely reducing its European military footprint while expanding deployments in Latin America, signaling a strategic realignment of global priorities.
Military strikes inside Venezuela are very likely. U.S. operations are expected to target alleged government-linked drug-trafficking infrastructure, heightening tensions and raising the risk of regional instability.
Ceasefire holds in Gaza, but peace remains fragile. Full compliance with the Israel-Hamas ceasefire remains unlikely due to opposition to the creation of a Palestinian state and Hamas disarmament.
U.S.–China relations stabilize temporarily. Leaders reached a tentative trade framework in South Korea, delaying tariffs and export curbs—but long-term rivalry across technology and minerals remains likely.
Protests spread across Africa’s younger democracies. Post-election unrest in Cameroon underscores rising generational divides and vulnerability to broader social upheaval.

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Europe: NATO’s future under new U.S. policy direction
Americas: Venezuela military buildup and Chilean election outlook
Middle East: Fragile ceasefire amid renewed Israeli strikes
Asia: U.S.–China trade détente and long-term tech decoupling
Africa: Youth-driven unrest threatens fragile stability