GlobalPULSE
Weekly Global Geopolitical & Security Analysis - 02 FEB 2026
Report Details
Initial Publish Date
Last Updated: 02 FEB 2026
Report Focus Location: Global
Authors: GSAT, RC
Contributors: GSAT, RC
GSAT Lead: MF
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Sentinel Summary
This weekly report provides a comprehensive analysis of critical events, emerging threats, and significant developments across our global watchlist countries. Our Geopolitical & Security Analysis Teams continuously monitor and assess incidents affecting regional stability, security, and business operations.
This weekly report provides a comprehensive analysis of critical events, emerging threats, and significant developments across our global watchlist countries. Our Geopolitical & Security Analysis Teams continuously monitor and assess incidents affecting regional stability, security, and business operations.
Key Global Concerns
Iran Crisis Escalation: Tehran rejected U.S. diplomatic terms while distributing 1,000 drones across armed forces and initiating live-fire drills in the Strait of Hormuz beginning February 1. Iranian-backed militias in Iraq are mobilizing volunteers anticipating potential U.S. military action. CENTCOM issued warnings as the EU moves toward designating the IRGC as a terrorist organization. Critical maritime chokepoint faces heightened interdiction risk with potential global energy supply implications.
Pakistan Insurgent Offensive: Coordinated Baloch Liberation Army attacks across twelve Balochistan locations on January 31 killed 33 civilians and security personnel, with 92-145 militants killed in counteroperations. Attacks targeted police stations, high-security prisons, paramilitary installations, and civilian infrastructure. Analysts describe this as the deadliest single day for militants in decades, signaling intensified separatist campaign against state infrastructure and foreign investment in resource-rich provinces.
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