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Geostrategist Tina Fordham charts the wave of activity as middle powers race to build strategic autonomy. What are the investment implications when geopolitics becomes a source of both headwinds and tailwinds?  

Geostrategist Tina Fordham examines how the US extraction operation in Venezuela changes the geostrategic calculus for 2026. From muted market reactions to implications for China, Russia and Iran, this episode of the Navigator charts how raw power is reshaping the global landscape.  

Geostrategist Tina Fordham explains why she’s a “Pragmatic Optimist” about the outlook for 2026 in the final Navigator episode for 2025, sharing the key signposts and leaders to watch, plus her Word of the Year for 2026.  

In this clip, the FGF Senior Team share their Geostrategy word of the year as part of their 2026 Geostrategy Outlook. During the session, the team also shared their key signposts, leaders to watch, wild cards and silver linings and upside potential for 2026, concluding with our Bull, Bear and Base case scenarios for the

On our Senior Team call for clients, we zeroed in on the topics we are being asked about the most as leaders get mentally prepared for 2026. The focus was on whether Trump’s support has meaningfully fractured following last year’s elections in the US and in the wake of the Epstein file release; what does

In the November edition of the Navigator, Tina Fordham discusses the outlook for a trade truce in the aftermath of US local elections.

Who holds the cards? This was the question Fordham Global Foresight’s senior team addressed during our latest client webcast, which spanned some of the most pressing geostrategy topics faced by business leaders.  We touched on the elevated risk of military confrontation in Latin America and between China and Taiwan, as the world’s great powers jockey

In the October episode of the Navigator, Tina Fordham discusses how geopolitical power projection is influencing market and commercial outcomes. Plus, the Navigator Watchlist for October and key signposts to watch.

In the September edition of the Navigator, Tina Fordham discusses how to find competitive advantage in the Geopolitics Supercycle, by moving past the “Signal” vs. “Noise” construct to navigate the space between priced in and systemic.

The past weeks have brought a cascade of geopolitical shocks — from Israel’s strike on peace talks in Qatar, to Russian drones crossing into Polish airspace, to surging political violence in the United States. Each of these events might appear isolated, but taken together, they underline the defining reality of our time: we are living