Simulating Global Shocks and Stress Testing National Resilience

Probabilistic what-if analysis of how nations perform across upside and downside scenarios and reverse stress tests.

20
Scenarios, ten downside and ten upside
50
Outcomes the reverse test starts from
197
Nations simulated in every test
Scenario Library

20 Global Scenarios

Twenty severe but plausible shocks, ten downside and ten upside, each set out on one grammar: what happens, how fast, how large and which capabilities it loads.

Load Simulations

10 Global Downside Scenarios

  • Economic & trade

    Trade bloc rupture

    Critical trade divides into rival blocs

  • Economic & trade

    Global funding seizure

    A global funding seizure reaches sovereign balance sheets

  • Geopolitical & security

    Regional war spillover

    A regional war closes a globally important sea route

  • Geopolitical & security

    Hybrid coercion

    Hybrid coercion ends in an infrastructure blackout

  • Geopolitical & security

    Legitimacy rupture

    A disputed transfer of power breaks effective government

  • Energy, climate & resources

    Breadbasket failure

    Two breadbasket failures trigger a food availability crisis

  • Energy, climate & resources

    Core disaster

    A major disaster disables the national economic core

  • Technology & infrastructure

    AI labour shock

    An AI deployment step causes abrupt labour displacement

  • Technology & infrastructure

    Cryptographic trust break

    A cryptographic breakthrough invalidates digital trust

  • Health

    Severe pandemic

    A novel respiratory pathogen exceeds health surge capacity

Capture Simulations

10 Global Upside Scenarios

Outcome Library

50 National Outcomes

50 national outcomes across the nine domains of national capability – the thresholds at which a nation breaks or breaks out. Each outcome is an end point for reverse stress testing: start with the outcome, work back to the conditions that produce it, and identify the scenarios most likely to lead there for all 197 nations.

Hard Power

Soft Power

Economic Power