Date: Saturday, 7 February 2026
Time: 09:00 – 13:00 CET
Format: Online
Standard Fee: €299
Special Rate: €249 (Available for University Students and Police/Military Personnel with valid ID).
Within a worldwide context marked by systematic competition and quick transformations, geopolitical intelligence analysis, or the skill of understanding global events, has moved beyond a specialised area, becoming an essential strategic element.
Navigating the professional world in the present day requires a skillset that accounts for how geopolitical risk, which impacts everything from interrupted supply chains to the readjustment of energy markets, directly influences how operations succeed.
On Saturday, 7 February 2026, SpecialEurasia will host its premier online course: “Geopolitical Intelligence Analysis.” This intensive four-hour programme is designed to transform how professionals interpret state actions, anticipate risks, and produce actionable intelligence.
The Strategic Imperative
Geopolitical tensions are no longer confined to the pages of academic journals; they are felt in the boardroom, the newsroom, and the field. Whether your sector is finance, media, security, or policy, the capacity to apply analytical discipline to raw data is a significant competitive advantage.
Led by Dr Giuliano Bifolchi, Research Manager at SpecialEurasia, this course bridges the gap between academic theory and high-stakes practice. The attendees will be able to go beyond simple political discussion and learn about the intense intelligence methods used in support of corporate strategy and governmental policy.
A Comprehensive Curriculum
The programme is structured into five focused modules, each incorporating real-time case studies from SpecialEurasia’s ongoing regional monitoring:
- Fundamentals of Geopolitics and Geopolitical Risk: Identifying the core indicators that signal shifts in the global balance of power.
- The Intelligence Cycle and Analytical Process: Mastering the journey from raw data collection to the delivery of a finished product.
- Analytical Models and Strategic Forecasting: Utilising structured techniques to test scenarios and predict future developments.
- Create a Geopolitical Framework of Analysis: Identifying methodologies and techniques that enable analysts to establish workflows for interpreting events, dynamics, and intelligence production.
- Leveraging OSINT for Competitive Insight: Harnessing Open-Source Intelligence tools to extract relevant, high-value information.
- Intelligence Communication and Report Production: Crafting concise, decision-oriented outputs that command authority.
Who Should Attend?
This course is tailored for an international audience of professionals and aspiring analysts, including:
- Security and Defence Consultants seeking to refine their risk assessment methodology.
- Financial Analysts tasked with evaluating the impact of geopolitics on global markets.
- Government Officials and Policy Professionals involved in strategic planning.
- Journalists and Researchers aiming to add depth and rigour to their international reporting.
- Graduate Students looking for a practical edge in the intelligence and international relations job market.
No prior intelligence training is required; an analytical mindset and a keen interest in world affairs are the only prerequisites.
Professional Outcomes and Registration
Participants will conclude the session with a structured approach to complex problem-solving and enhanced decision-support capabilities. Upon completion, attendees will receive:
- An official Certificate of Participation.
- Exclusive access to the Course Slides and Papers.
- Supplementary materials to facilitate continued professional development.
Secure Your Place
In a world of uncertainty, clarity is the ultimate asset. To register or for further enquiries, please contact the SpecialEurasia team at info@specialeurasia.com.
