This section maps the key state and non-state actors that shape international security, defense policy, and geopolitical dynamics through open-source intelligence analysis.


Purpose

The purpose of this MOC is to provide structured, relational profiles of actors, their capabilities, influence networks, and strategic behavior. It serves as a reference layer for understanding how different entities interact across crises, hybrid operations, and long-term strategic competition.


Scope

  • Sovereign states and their primary institutions
  • International and supranational organizations
  • Non-state actors (armed groups, private military companies, think tanks, corporations with strategic influence)
  • Intelligence agencies and hybrid actors
  • Key individuals in positions of strategic decision-making

Key Categories

Core State Actors

Profiles of major powers and their strategic posture.

Non-State and Hybrid Actors

Armed groups, proxies, private entities, and influence networks.

Intelligence and Security Agencies

Mandates, capabilities, and documented activities.

Corporate and Technological Actors

Private companies with significant intelligence or dual-use relevance.

Key Individuals

Decision-makers and influencers with strategic impact.


Key Connections


Analytical Use

This MOC functions as an entry point for actor-centric analysis. Follow internal links and backlinks to trace relationships. The Interactive Graph is particularly useful for visualizing actor clusters and influence pathways.

Last updated: April 2026


Actor Registry (Live)

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FROM "01 Actors & Entities"
WHERE type = "actor"
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High-Threat Actors

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FROM "01 Actors & Entities"
WHERE type = "actor" AND threat_level = "high"
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Stub Profiles (Needs Expansion)

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FROM "01 Actors & Entities"
WHERE type = "actor" AND status = "stub"
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