This is the first part of a six-part series based on a Navanti survey about the perceptions and use of drones in Africa and the Middle East. In our next installments, we will dig deeper into the dynamics of each of five regions surveyed.
Navanti Group, LLC is pleased to announce a $1,000 donation in support of the United States Geospatial Intelligence Foundation (USGIF), which aims to reach $5,000 in donations by December 31st for its EdGEOcation Giving Campaign. USGIF is dedicated to promoting geospatial intelligence tradecraft within and among the private sector, government, academia, and individual stakeholders. With […]
3 Major Impacts of the Yemen crisis on Livelihoods and Income
Navanti Researchers went on-the-ground in Yemen to research the food security situation. This is what they saw.
This is the second in a two-part series examining iterative negotiations in al-Waer, the final remaining opposition-held neighborhood in Homs, Syria.
This is the first in a two-part series examining iterative negotiations in al-Waer, the final remaining opposition-held neighborhood in Homs, Syria.
“Journalism is the only profession that dictators and tyrants are afraid of.”
Throughout 2016, we have seen signs that ISIS and other jihadis are looking to South East Asia. Can we expect an uptick in incidents there over 2017?
This on-the-ground perspective emerges as a terrible microcosm of what many in Syria’s activist and journalist communities have had to endure.
Continuing tensions between the United States and Russia have brought the Suwalki Gap into the news lately.