JPA — Strategic Insights

Our practice is not limited to advising global leaders behind closed doors. Each week, our CEO shares original reflections on power, diplomacy, and foresight through the Sunday CEO Strategic Insights.

Our strategic insights are developed through active engagement with boards, institutions, and sovereign actors facing real-world decision pressure.

Some of the firm’s public analytical reflections, developed in parallel with confidential advisory work, are made available as part of our open intellectual record.
Selected essays can be accessed here. For our full strategic dossiers, see Published Analysis.

The Alaska Precedent: Post-Institutional Diplomacy
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a black and white photo of flags in the snow

Aug 16, 2025. The Alaska summit was not about Ukraine—it was about redefining the balance of global power when institutions fail. Discover why history may see it as a turning point.

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triangular red and blue triangle illustration
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a bunch of street signs hanging from a ceiling
The Second Axis:
Beijing, Delhi and Global Gravity

Aug 24, 2025. India is no longer “+1” — it is the second pole of a world-system where supply chains become civilizational corridors and the U.S., China, and India define an unstable geometry of power.

Aug 31, 2025. Europe covers only 40% of its population with stand-alone 5G, compared with 91% in North America. Europe builds the infrastructure of power — or becomes a consumer in a system designed elsewhere.

Digital Sovereignty: Europe’s Decisive Decade
Strategic Illusion: The Mask of the “Troika”

Sept 7, 2025. The SCO “troika” is less an alliance than a mask—and behind it lies Russia’s weakness, China’s ambition, and India’s refusal to be bound.

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clear drinking glass on gray surface
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A small plant grows between rocks on black sand.
Reflections on Water, Power, and the Digital Frontier

Sept 14, 2025. The digital age is built not only on fibre and power, but on water. Every byte stored depends on reservoirs, and every reservoir has limits.

March 1, 2026. We assume regimes collapse when pressured. We assume sanctions weaken cohesion. We assume ideology erodes under economic strain.

There is a persistent Western illusion about Iran
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person holding black mask
System Friction

March 15, 2026. For most of modern history, wars were decided by destroying production.

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A tall building with a very tall tower on top of it
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Close-up of a floral rug with striped light patterns.
The map was always wrong

March 22, 2026. War, energy and human nature across 2,500 years of history. From Thucydides to the Gulf 2026 — a strategic intelligence essay by Jose Parejo, CEO of JPA.

March 29, 2026. The Strait of Hormuz is twenty-one miles wide at its narrowest point. Persian on one shore. Arab on the other. That distinction — Persian versus Arab — is one of the oldest fault lines in the Islamic world

Persian Gulf, Arab World

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