Transregional Threats Journal

Killer Drones: How Commercial Drones are Changing the International Security Environment

• 07/10/2022
• Transregional Threats Journal

As of 2022, there are more than half a million drones in private hands in the US alone and the global market is expected to grow to reach nearly $43 billion in 2024 from drone sales.

The Struggle for the Soul of the Latin American Left

• 04/19/2022
• Transregional Threats Journal

Will Latin America’s left go the direction of authoritarianism, like Venezuela and Nicaragua, or seek to maintain the democratic institutions that afford the losing side the opportunity to regain political power.

Mexico’s alarming turn away from democracy and free enterprise

• David Grantham, Ph.D.
• 11/03/2021
• Transregional Threats Journal

The Venezuelan Conundrum: Why negotiations continue to fail

• José Gustavo Arocha
• 06/21/2021
• Transregional Threats Journal

A new SFS publication contextualizing our geopolitical expertise for local and state audiences. Our sixth issue delves into the vicious cycle of sham elections that make negotiations largely ineffective. This is fueled by the Maduro regime's complex, adaptive threat network.

Weaponizing Networks (part one): Venezuela’s Asymmetric Attack on Texas

• David Grantham, Ph.D.
• 02/02/2021
• Transregional Threats Journal

A new SFS publication contextualizing our geopolitical expertise for local and state audiences. Our fifth issue delves into the Bolivarian threat network that has penetrated Texas through Venezuelan illicit drug networks and legitimate oil networks to tap into the core of economic and political influence in the Lone Star State.

Venezuela’s Crime-Terrorist Convergence

• José Gustavo Arocha
• 08/12/2020
• Transregional Threats Journal

A new SFS publication contextualizing our geopolitical expertise for local and state audiences. Our fourth issue delves into convergence within the Maduro regime and how this convergence is layered over an anti-Western ideology that has developed asymmetric tools that play to the benefit of Russia, China, and Iran's global interests.

How Maduro’s crime-terror networks could use national protests to threaten the U.S.

• David Grantham, Ph.D.
• 07/08/2020
• Transregional Threats Journal

A new SFS publication contextualizing our geopolitical expertise for local and state audiences. Our third issue delves into convergence within the Maduro regime and how the regime could weaponize national protests to threaten the U.S.

Why Texas should be wary of Mexico’s AMLO

• David Grantham, Ph.D.
• 06/01/2020
• Transregional Threats Journal

A new SFS publication contextualizing our geopolitical expertise for local and state audiences. Our second issue delves into Mexico's President AMLO and his relationship with Maduro and the Bolivarian Alliance.