Tuesday, March 11 
11:00am - 12:00pm EDT | 3:00pm - 4:00pm GMT

Oxford Analytica is pleased to invite you to a webinar looking at some of the key longer-term risks around the world. While not immediate, these have the potential to create significant problems for decision-makers on a regional level and often beyond.

Many of those charged with making decisions in both the public and private sector find their attention absorbed by immediate crises and problems with short and hurried timeframes. Aware of new problems gathering at the edge of their peripheral vision, but with bandwidth fully absorbed, there is little scope to consider the category of low probability, high impact events. Yet some of these will have the potential to require a response at some point, and no decision-maker can afford to be surprised by them.

Among Oxford Analytica’s tools for tracking a changing world is the Global Risk Monitor (GRM). Powered by the analysis in the Daily Brief, the GRM considers a series of risks that lie just over the horizon but threaten disruption if the probability of their arrival increases.

In this webinar, our panel of experts will look at some of the key risks covered by the GRM, including:

• The possibility of conflict between Algeria and Morocco
• Reasons to remain concerned about an escalation of tensions between India and Pakistan
• Prospects of a clash between Russia and a NATO member
• The developing potential of the South China Sea as a locus for a multipower crisis

If you have any questions, please contact us at [email protected].

Presenters:

• Dr Richard Connolly, Senior Analyst, Russia/CIS
• Rawan Maayeh, Senior Analyst, Middle East North Africa
• Dr Joydeep Sen, Deputy Director & Senior Analyst, Asia Pacific
• Dr Giles Alston, Senior Analyst, United States

Moderator:

• Nicholas Redman, Editor in Chief & Director of Analysis, Oxford Analytica