Ukraine today operates as a nation with two parallel realities: active conflict on one hand, and rapid economic resurgence on the other. While some regions remain affected by frontline military activity, others—such as Kyiv, Lviv, and Dnipro—are experiencing accelerated investment, infrastructure growth, and renewed commercial opportunities. For companies exploring market entry or operational expansion, navigating
As Ukraine continues its complex recovery process, organisations entering the market must navigate a landscape defined by regional instability, infrastructure disruption, ongoing military activity, and localised security threats. While many areas—particularly in western and central Ukraine—show increasing signs of normalisation, frontline regions continue to experience sporadic strikes, movement restrictions, and logistical limitations that directly influence
Operating in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) requires organisations to navigate complex threats, from armed groups, criminal networks, and militia activity to political instability, poor infrastructure, and volatile communities. Companies in mining and energy sectors, as well as humanitarian organisations, face significant risks in provinces such as Goma, Beni, Bukavu, Lubumbashi, Kolwezi, Mbuji-Mayi, Kisangani,
In today’s rapidly evolving business environment, enterprises operating in the Netherlands face a complex array of threats that can disrupt operations, compromise assets, or damage reputations. Amsterdam, Rotterdam, and The Hague are hubs of international commerce, finance, and diplomacy, offering vast opportunities but also exposing businesses to operational, regulatory, cyber, and reputational risks. Leveraging professional
