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History Defines Our Present

Reflect, Learn, and Prepare

At RMS International, we understand the importance of historical context in shaping the present and preparing for the future. Our Archive subpage is a testament to this philosophy. It serves as an extensive repository of our past analyses and updates on global events, offering a relevant resource for those seeking to understand the evolution of security concerns over time.

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  • Geopolitical Changes: Study previous geopolitical scenarios to prepare for future threats.
  • Ecological Emergencies: Understand how past natural disasters have shaped global security dynamics.
  • Cyber Security Landscapes: Explore the evolution of digital threats and cyber security.
  • Public Health Developments: Track the trend of global health crises and their implications.


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Recent cyber-attacks reinforce the idea that cyber risk is no longer just an IT department concern—it’s a global security issue and increasingly becoming a tool of cyber espionage, heavy-handed statecraft and diplomacy.

Gone Phishing: How Hackers Hooked Millions

Large-scale gatherings, such as fireworks displays, concerts, and sporting events, have long been considered attractive targets for lone actors or extremist groups. Expect increased patrols, bag checks, and drone surveillance in major metro areas.

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Q3 2025 will be marked by geopolitical flashpoints, cyber and infrastructure vulnerabilities, inflation-related stress in emerging markets, and increasingly severe climate-linked events. The convergence of armed conflict, economic fragility, and disruptive technologies makes this quarter especially volatile.

RMS International’s Risk Briefing — Q3 2025

Q3 2025 will be marked by geopolitical flashpoints, cyber and infrastructure vulnerabilities, inflation-related stress in emerging markets, and increasingly severe climate-linked events. The convergence of armed conflict, economic fragility, and disruptive technologies makes this quarter especially volatile.

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The start of the Israeli-led Operation Rising Lion on June 13, 2025, has prompted travel and logistical nightmares not just in Israel, with the closure of Ben Gurion Airport, but regionally across the Middle East. As of mid June 2025, around 40,000 non Israeli tourists—primarily vacationers and business travelers—are considered stranded in Israel due to ongoing regional tensions, closed airspace, and flight cancellations.

Exfil and Chill: Evacuation Insurance in an Increasingly Chaotic World

The start of the Israeli-led Operation Rising Lion on June 13, 2025, has prompted travel and logistical nightmares not just in Israel, with the closure of Ben Gurion Airport, but regionally across the Middle East. As of mid June 2025, around 40,000 non Israeli tourists—primarily vacationers and business travelers—are considered stranded in Israel due to ongoing regional tensions, closed airspace, and flight cancellations.

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