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Operational risk · 90-day outlook

Libya

An enterprise-decision view of Libya’s operational risk over the next 90 days. Scenario probabilities, sanctions exposure, chokepoints, and political outlook — for risk officers, supply chain teams, and analysts who need to act, not just read.

Stability score?Stability scoreWeighted composite of seven pillars (conflict, events, arms, economy, market, sanctions, humanitarian). Higher = healthier. Recomputed daily. Lower = greater operational risk.
49.0
Critical risk
Headline signal · 90-day event volume
Libya · annotated 90-day event volume
183
total events · 90 daily data points
Annotated milestones
1 of 20
MIGRANT RESCUE2026-02-132026-03-302026-05-13
Source · intelligence_events · all severity tiersHover any annotated dot for full milestone
Risk matrix · five dimensions
Political
31Moderate
Security
74Elevated
Economic
29Moderate
Regulatory
21Stable
Operational
46Moderate
Risk dimensions are derived from the 7 stability pillars. Higher score = more risk (inverted from the stability score, where higher = healthier). Operational is a weighted composite intended for enterprise-decision use.
Scenario probabilities · next 90 days
Pending · 4.6 endpoint in flight
Five plausible scenarios with probability × impact

Each scenario will include observable indicators (what would confirm or deny it), expected economic / regulatory / kinetic impact, and historical base-rate context. Generated daily by our intelligence engine.

Source · GET /api/v1/country/{code}/operational-risk · scenarios_90d
Watchlist · next 90 days
Pending · 4.6 endpoint in flight
What to monitor for the longer-window outlook

Each watchlist row pairs a development to monitor with a falsifier indicator (the observable that would confirm or deny it) and a calibrated probability over the 90-day window. Distinct from the daily brief's 48h watchlist.

Source · GET /api/v1/country/{code}/operational-risk · watchlist_90d
Political outlook · 90-day judgments
Pending · 4.6 endpoint in flight
The political track of this country's risk

Government stability, electoral risk, succession dynamics, faction balance, and policy-direction signals. Written under ICD 203 standards with confidence ranges and alternative-analysis sections.

Source · GET /api/v1/country/{code}/operational-risk · political_outlook
Sanctions exposure
Sanctioned entities tied to Libya
103
Pending · 4.6 endpoint in flight
Recent additions · top counterparties · timeline

The full sanctions exposure picture: which entities were added in the last 30 / 90 days, who their top business counterparties are, and where the regulatory perimeter is moving.

Source · GET /api/v1/country/{code}/operational-risk · sanctions_detail
Trade chokepoints
Pending · 4.6 endpoint in flight
Corridors / commodities / supply chains exposed to disruption

For Libya-exposed businesses: which strait, port, pipeline, or supplier-chain link carries the most risk over the next 90 days, and what the probability-weighted disruption looks like.

Source · GET /api/v1/country/{code}/operational-risk · trade_chokepoints
Active conflicts involving Libya
Iran warEscalation 100
West Asia conflictEscalation 100
Sahel insurgencyEscalation 100
Libya civil warEscalation 100
Libyan conflictEscalation 100
+Glossary & methodology

Operational risk here means the practical exposure that a business, government, or institution operating in or around Libya would face. We model five dimensions (Political / Security / Economic / Regulatory / Operational) using a weighted blend of seven underlying pillars.

Scenarios are generated daily under ICD 203 analytic-tradecraft standards. Each scenario carries a calibrated probability, named indicators that would confirm or deny it, and impact across regulatory / kinetic / economic axes.

This page is the deeper-read companion to the Libya country page for risk officers and operators. The country page covers daily news, judgments, and watchlist; this page covers 90-day strategic outlook.

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