The Warning Was There. It Was in a Language You Don’t Speak.

Daily intelligence briefings from 100+ local languages, 12-24 hours before international wire services. for commodity traders, mining companies, NGOs, and operations teams.

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Operational Certainty

100+Languages Your Team Doesn’t Speak
12-24hBefore Wire Services

LIVE. CRITICAL CAMEROON: Cocoa prices plummet 75% from peak, ONCC FOB stagnant at 1,760 FCFA/kg | CRITICAL PAKISTAN: Religious scholar assassinated in Dalbandin, BLA activity corridor | CRITICAL HORMUZ: Iran blockade active, Brent crude $116/bbl, tanker diversions ongoing | HIGH GEORGIA: Patriarch Ilia II dies at 93, political succession implications | CRITICAL AZERBAIJAN: 13th Global Baku Forum, Iran-Azerbaijan tensions at border | HIGH TAJIKISTAN: Severe mudflow warning for Muminabad-Kulob corridor

How It Works

Three steps between you and intelligence your competitors will never see.

01. Tell Us Your Regions

Cameroon cocoa belt, Balochistan mining corridor, Hormuz oil shipping, wherever you operate. Currently active in 8 countries. New regions stand up in about one week.

02. We Read What Your Team Can’t

12,000+ items daily from local sources across commodity markets, mining corridors, energy infrastructure, and security networks. Coverage in 100+ languages, read where threats first surface.

03. You Get a 6 AM Briefing

Threat levels, price signals, port status, security alerts, and forward-looking intelligence, structured for decisions, not just reading. Act before your competitors even know.

Intelligence That Pays for Itself

One missed port closure can cost more than a year of coverage. One early warning can save an operation.

Commodity Traders & International Buyers

Catch supply chain disruptions before they hit prices.

  • Port closures, union strikes, and customs fraud at Douala, from French-language local sources, not Reuters
  • Cross-border smuggling signals that explain why your contracted volume is short
  • ONCC/FRED price data contextualized with on-the-ground intelligence
  • Farmgate price movements from Telegram groups and local radio your broker never monitors
  • Active: Cocoa (Cameroon, Ivory Coast). Pipeline ready for coffee, vanilla, palm oil, tea. Tell us your commodity

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Mining & Extractive Companies

Know about the attack before the evacuation order.

  • BLA/BLF activity near Reko Diq corridor, from Urdu and Pashto sources
  • Community unrest signals before they become roadblocks
  • Supply route disruptions and alternative corridor recommendations
  • Active: Pakistan (Reko Diq, Balochistan). Insurance and compliance documentation for underwriters and auditors

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NGOs & Humanitarian Organizations

ISO 31030 duty of care compliance, scoped to your operation.

  • Daily briefings that prove you’re monitoring the threat landscape for your staff
  • Flash alerts for incidents within your operational radius
  • Ground-truth intelligence in local languages your security team doesn’t speak

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Oil, Gas & Energy Operations

Pipeline threats, shipping lane closures, and refinery risk, from Farsi sources.

  • Hormuz Strait blockade intelligence from Iranian-language monitoring
  • BTC pipeline security from Azerbaijani, Russian, and Georgian sources
  • Insurance-grade threat assessments updated daily

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A Kidnapping, a War, a Bombing, and a Riot

Four near misses. Four times the information existed somewhere, in a language I could not read.

On a business trip outside Tbilisi, I found myself a mile from Russian troops. Weeks earlier, they had kidnapped a local man in the same area. I had no idea.

Months later, my family drove toward the Armenian-Azerbaijani border. War had just broken out. The news was in Georgian, Armenian, and Azerbaijani. We were an hour from an active conflict zone.

Then I walked out of the metro into a riot on Rustaveli Avenue. Tear gas. Overturned police cars. I walked straight into it, because I did not know.

So I built Region Alert. Not breaking news. Breaking context.

Sean Hagarty, Founder

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Common Questions

How is this different from Crisis24 or International SOS?

Crisis24 and International SOS deliver monthly or quarterly reports built primarily from English-language wire services, at enterprise pricing tiers. We deliver daily briefings built from local-language reporting in producing regions, catching events 12-24 hours before they appear in English. Every engagement is scoped to your operation.

What sources do you actually monitor?

We process 12,000+ items daily across local-language reporting in producing regions: field reports, commodity data, government communications, and outlets that never publish in English. Every signal arrives structured for decisions, not just for reading.

How quickly do alerts arrive?

You receive a structured daily briefing at 6 AM. For critical events, border closures, attacks near operations, major price movements, we issue flash alerts within the hour. Our detection lead averages 12-24 hours before events appear in international English-language media.

Can I cancel anytime?

Yes. Monthly billing, cancel anytime, no contracts, no cancellation fees. We keep clients because the intelligence is worth it, not because of a contract.

What regions do you cover?

We monitor sources in 100+ languages across Africa, Central Asia, the Caucasus, the Middle East, and South Asia. Active daily briefings currently run for clients in Cameroon, Ivory Coast, Pakistan (Karachi and Balochistan), Iran and the Hormuz Strait, the Republic of Georgia (Tbilisi), Azerbaijan (Baku), and Tajikistan (Dushanbe and border regions). New coverage areas are operational within about one week. If we can read the language, we can cover the region.

How reliable is the intelligence?

Every claim in our briefings cites its source. We cross-reference across language boundaries, if a Telegram channel reports an event, we verify against local radio, regional media, and government sources before elevating. Human-built classification rules ensure quality. We flag unverified single-source reports explicitly.

Who is this built for?

Commodity traders monitoring supply chain disruptions. Mining companies with remote operations. NGOs needing duty of care compliance. Oil and gas operators watching pipeline corridors. If you have money, people, or cargo in a country where the local news isn’t in English, you need this.

Can I see a sample before buying?

Yes. Tell us which region you care about and we’ll send you a real intelligence briefing within 24 hours. Free, no credit card, no sales pressure. The report sells itself.

Tell Us Where You Operate. We’ll Show You What You’re Missing.

Get a real intelligence briefing for your region within 24 hours. Free, from Sean, the founder. No sales team, no pressure.

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