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Former CIA Security Manager and Director of Pecora Consulting Services, Thomas Pecora, discusses best practices for remaining secure at the airport during travel.

The environmental and geopolitical benefits of a geothermal initiative among the United States, Iceland and China could go well beyond a small U.S.-China rapprochement during turbulent times.

Rebecca Lewis has joined Stratfor as the executive leader of its intelligence operations, geopolitical risk assessments and open-source collection program.

Former CIA Security Manager and Director of Pecora Consulting Services, Thomas Pecora, stresses the need to secure important documents before -- and while -- you travel.

Former CIA Security Manager and Director of Pecora Consulting Services, Thomas Pecora, stresses the need for being aware ahead of any business travel by knowing what emergency, safety and communications systems are in place.

Former CIA Security Manager and Director of Pecora Consulting Services, Thomas Pecora, discusses the concept of duty of care for employers when an employee travels internationally.

Kenneth Senser, former Vice President for Global Security at Walmart, discusses how, in the wake of recent mass shootings in El Paso, Texas, it's again time to discuss how, despite complexities of securing retail space, there are several threats that retailers must plan for.

In this blog post, Founder and CEO of Khorus Software, Joel Trammell, discusses the importance of leadership and mentoring as a path toward business development.

This is part three of a three-part series in which guest columnists discuss U.S. efforts to reform export controls and the role those controls play in U.S. foreign policy.

This is part two of a three-part series in which guest columnists discuss U.S. efforts to reform export controls and the role those controls play in U.S. foreign policy.

Stratfor Vice President of Strategic Analysis Rodger Baker writes about Alaska's placement on the globe and why its position is geopolitically critical for the United States.

This is part one of a three-part series in which guest columnists discuss U.S. efforts to reform export controls and the role those controls play in U.S. foreign policy.