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Europe’s relationship with India is entering a new phase. But Europe is not the only one deepening its presence there. Russia is expanding its commercial, industrial, and research ties across the same markets—creating new risks for supply chains, export controls, and economic security. Read Strider’s latest report to understand what Russia’s parallel engagement in India means for Europe.

India is central to Europe’s plans for manufacturing, R&D, and supply chain growth. It is also becoming increasingly important to Russia’s economic and technological resilience. The result is a shared environment where European opportunity intersects with Russian strategy. Read the report to explore the implications for economic security, trade, and investment.

Europe and Russia are building relationships across many of the same manufacturing, research, and technology environments in India. That overlap creates new exposure—from component diversion and sanctions evasion to technology leakage and talent risk. Read Strider’s latest report to understand the economic security implications for European organizations operating in India.

As geopolitical competition accelerates, organizations are under pressure to turn growing volumes of data into trusted, actionable intelligence. Join Caroline Bellamy, former Chief Data & AI Officer at the UK Ministry of Defence, for a discussion on how leaders are building decision advantage in an era shaped by AI, data sovereignty, and evolving security challenges. Learn how organizations can: • Transform data into decision-grade intelligence • Operationalize AI responsibly and securely • Navigate geopolitical and economic security risks • Accelerate decision-making without sacrificing trust July 9 | 14:00 GMT+1

The most important supply chain risks aren’t obvious. Strider identified a network of intermediaries, suppliers, and commercial entities connected to Iran’s drone program—including organizations not currently on sanctions lists. These networks operate in the gaps—between what compliance programs cover and what enforcement can see. Read the report to understand how these connections form—and how to uncover them before they impact your business.

Iran has integrated more than 1,000 strategic drones across its military—despite comprehensive international sanctions. How? Through global supply chains. Strider’s research reveals how commercial components, intermediaries, and unsanctioned entities continue to enable production at scale—often outside the visibility of traditional compliance frameworks. Read the full report to understand where these risks emerge, and how to uncover them.