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DOMINO 2.0 | the Dutch Observer for Materials Intelligence and Operations

On Thursday September 24, 2026 HCSS invites you for a webinar to introduce DOMINO 2.0, the Dutch Observer for Materials Intelligence and Operations, First introduced in December 2025, and at the Raw Materials Week, DOMINO 2.0 features an enhanced dashboard that makes it easier to monitor supply chain events and identify early warning signals for potential disruptions. Join us for an interactive demonstration of the new and improved dashboard and how it can be used to support policy-relevant geopolitical analysis.

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Looking Back at GLOBSEC 2026: Strengthening Europe’s Geopolitical Role in a Time of Systemic Transformation

At GLOBSEC 2026 in Prague, HCSS analysts Irina Patrahau and Benedetta Girardi joined discussions on Europe’s geopolitical future, economic security, and strategic resilience. From co-hosting a side session on Europe’s geoeconomic statecraft to participating in the prestigious GLOBSEC Young Leaders Forum and GLOBcast podcast, they explored how the EU can translate economic strength into geopolitical influence in an increasingly fragmented world. Read our recap for key insights on European competitiveness, strategic partnerships, energy security, and the challenge of turning ambition into action.

GLOBcast with Irina Patrahau | Navigating Disruption: Europe’s Energy and Security Crossroads

As energy, technology, economics, and security become increasingly intertwined, Europe faces critical questions about resilience, competitiveness, and strategic autonomy. In GLOBSEC’s flagship podcast, GLOBcast, HCSS’ Irina Patrahau joins Roger Hilton to discuss Europe’s vulnerabilities in energy and critical minerals supply chains, the risk of new dependencies emerging through the green transition, and how the EU can navigate growing competition with China. Drawing on insights from GLOBSEC 2026, the conversation explores what Europe must do to strengthen its strategic position in an increasingly contested geopolitical landscape.

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