AMAL · Conflict Intelligence — 385,918 UCDP eventsARES · Strategic Power Index — 57 countries, 11 pillarsHERMES · Technology Power Index — 14 domains, 57 countriesATLAS · Economic Intelligence — 47 countries scoredSENTINEL · Maritime Intelligence — Red Sea, Bab-el-Mandeb, HormuzAYAAN · Multilingual OSINT — 5 languages, 51 sources, 20 actorsNOVA · Regional Opportunity Analysis — Market Entry SupportSPEC · Commissioned Intelligence Reports — Country & Regional AnalysisAMAL · Conflict Intelligence — 385,918 UCDP eventsARES · Strategic Power Index — 57 countries, 11 pillarsHERMES · Technology Power Index — 14 domains, 57 countriesATLAS · Economic Intelligence — 47 countries scoredSENTINEL · Maritime Intelligence — Red Sea, Bab-el-Mandeb, HormuzAYAAN · Multilingual OSINT — 5 languages, 51 sources, 20 actorsNOVA · Regional Opportunity Analysis — Market Entry SupportSPEC · Commissioned Intelligence Reports — Country & Regional Analysis
Featured Intelligence Brief · March 2026
Sudan Conflict Monitor: RSF Consolidation and Fragmentation of the SAF
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RepubliQ Global delivers intelligence across four core domains covering the Middle East, North Africa, and East Africa.
Geopolitical Analysis
Conflict & Political Intelligence
Country-level conflict monitoring, political stability assessment, and strategic power scoring. 385,918 conflict events indexed from 1989 to present.
AMAL · ARES · SPEC
Strategic Risk Intelligence
Economic & Technology Risk
Sovereign economic risk scoring, technology power assessment, and investment climate analysis across 57 countries.
ATLAS · HERMES
Regional Expertise
Maritime & OSINT Monitoring
Chokepoint risk monitoring across the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden. Multilingual OSINT in Arabic, French, Swahili, Somali, and Amharic.
SENTINEL · AYAAN
Intelligence Platform
API Access & Reporting
Commissioned reports, recurring monitoring, and structured data access for institutional clients.
SPEC · NOVA · CIPHER · CLOUD
Flagship Index — Agent ARES
Strategic Power Index
The Strategic Power Index measures national capability across eleven structural pillars — including resources, military power, technology, and governance. Scoring 57 countries across MENA, East Africa, West Africa, and South Asia.
P01 · 12%
Natural Resources
Oil, Gas, Minerals
P02 · 8%
Electricity & Power
Generation, Grid, Renewables
P03 · 18%
Military Capability
Personnel, Equipment, Naval
P04 · 12%
Strategic Geography
Chokepoints, Bases, Maritime
P05 · 10%
Energy Export Power
LNG, Pipelines, Routes
P06 · 10%
Demographics
Population, Youth, Labor
P07 · 10%
Industrial Capacity
Manufacturing, Diversification
P08 · 8%
Technology
R&D, Digital, AI Adoption
P09 · 8%
Maritime Power
Naval, Ports, Trade Routes
P10 · 8%
Financial Power
Reserves, Sovereign Wealth
P11 · 6%
Governance
Stability, Institutions, Corruption
57
Countries Scored
Full coverage across MENA, East Africa, West Africa, Central Africa, Southern Africa, and South Asia.
#CountryScoreTier
01Saudi Arabia75.9Dominant
02Iran75.3Dominant
03UAE73.5Dominant
04Turkey68.7Major
05Egypt67.2Major
06Israel66.7Major
07South Africa58.4Major
08Qatar56.7Significant
Pillar weights, data sources and scoring methodology available upon request.View Methodology →
Intelligence products and advisory services for governments, investors, international organizations, and private sector clients.
01
Country Intelligence Dossiers
Comprehensive political, security, economic, and social assessments. 25–35 pages. Sovereign wealth fund and private equity grade research for complex market entry decisions.
SPECAMALATLAS
02
Strategic Power Assessments
Regional and bilateral power analysis using the SPI. Country comparisons, scenario modeling, and ranked assessments for defense and policy clients.
ARESSPI11 Pillars
03
Maritime Risk Briefings
Chokepoint threat assessments, sanctions evasion monitoring, and vessel incident alerts. Tailored for insurers, shipping companies, and logistics operators.
SENTINELMaritime
04
Investment Risk Monitoring
Ongoing sovereign risk monitoring with quarterly updates. Conflict trajectory, economic stability, and political durability assessments for investors active in MENA and East Africa.
ATLASAMALARES
About
Purpose-Built for Complex Regions
RepubliQ Global provides geopolitical analysis and regional intelligence focused on the Middle East, North Africa, and East Africa — the regions that shape global energy markets, migration corridors, and strategic competition.
The firm combines data-driven analysis with on-the-ground regional knowledge and multilingual capability to support governments, organizations, and businesses operating where traditional intelligence coverage is limited.
Our analysis combines structured data with regional expertise — producing outputs suited to decision-making in complex environments.
Platform Operational
Briefings Available
I
Data-Driven Analysis
All assessments are grounded in structured datasets — UCDP conflict events, World Bank indicators, and proprietary scoring methodologies across 57 countries.
II
Regional Depth
Linguistic capability across Arabic, French, Swahili, Somali, and Amharic. Analysis that engages with the region on its own terms.
III
Methodological Transparency
Each index — SPI, TPI, ATLAS — is documented with explicit pillar weights, data sources, and scoring methodology. No black boxes.
IV
Operational Intelligence
Products are designed for decision-making, not academic review. Structured formats, clear tiers, and actionable conclusions.
RepubliQ Global Intelligence Platform · Preview Mode · March 2026
Conflict: UCDP GED 1989–2024Economic: World Bank WDIPower: ARES SPI v1.0Maritime: SENTINEL Monitor
Full Platform Access
Complete SPI rankings across 57 countries · Historical conflict datasets · Maritime alerts · Economic risk scoring · Downloadable reports · API integration. Available to governments, institutional investors, and verified research organisations.
Complete SPI rankings across 57 countries · Historical conflict datasets · Maritime alerts · Economic risk scoring · Downloadable reports · API integration. Available to governments, institutional investors, and verified research organisations.
RepubliQ Global · Military Power Monitor · Preview Mode · March 2026
Spending: SIPRI Military Expenditure DatabaseCapability: IISS Military BalanceAssistance: DSCA / Security Assistance Monitor
Agent ARES · Analytical Framework
Strategic Power Index Methodology
The Strategic Power Index (SPI) is a composite measure of national strategic capability, scored across eleven structural pillars. This document outlines the data sources, weighting logic, and scoring methodology underpinning the index. Full technical documentation is available to institutional clients upon request.
Power Tiers
Score thresholds for classification
DOMINANT
65 – 100
States with decisive regional or global strategic capability across multiple pillars. Capable of projecting power beyond their immediate borders.
MAJOR
50 – 64.9
States with significant strategic weight in their region. Capable of influencing regional dynamics but constrained in global power projection.
SIGNIFICANT
35 – 49.9
States with meaningful strategic assets in at least one or two pillars. Capable of shaping sub-regional outcomes under certain conditions.
EMERGING
0 – 34.9
States with limited strategic capability. Primarily subject to external influence. May hold significant potential in specific sectors.
Eleven Pillars
Weights sum to 100%
#PillarWeightComponentsPrimary Sources
Scoring Logic
Normalisation and aggregation
Composite SPI Score
SPI = Σ (Pillar_Score_i × Weight_i) for i = 1 to 11
Each pillar is scored on a 0–100 scale before weighting. The composite score is the weighted sum across all eleven pillars, producing a final score between 0 and 100.
Min-max normalisation is applied within each pillar across the full 57-country coverage universe. Outliers are capped at the 97th percentile to prevent distortion from extreme values (e.g., Saudi Arabia oil reserves, Israel cybersecurity spending).
Qualitative Pillars (P04 · P09)
Expert-scored 0–100 using standardised rubric · Validated against secondary quantitative indicators
Strategic Geography (P04) and Maritime Power (P09) incorporate qualitative assessment of chokepoint access, basing rights, and naval doctrine. These are scored using a documented rubric and reviewed annually.
Update Cadence
Annual recalibration · Quarterly data refresh · Event-triggered updates for major strategic shocks
Pillar weights are reviewed annually. Country scores are refreshed as new data becomes available from primary sources. Major geopolitical events (coups, wars, sanctions regimes) trigger out-of-cycle score updates.
Data Sources
Primary and secondary
Full Technical Documentation
Complete methodology including sub-indicator definitions, variable lists, source citations, and historical calibration notes is available to institutional clients and verified researchers upon request.