Asia-Pacific Foundation
International Policy Assessment Group
Interpret • Inform • Implement
Asia-Pacific Foundation
International Policy Assessment Group
Interpret • Inform • Implement
International Policy Assessment Group
Interpret • Inform • Implement
International Policy Assessment Group
Interpret • Inform • Implement
The Asia-Pacific Foundation provides clear, actionable insight within the international security environment. We look at the geopolitical fault-lines, emerging conflicts, and the evolving threat landscapes, including terrorism and state competition through soft and sharp power. We identify patterns and anticipate developments into practical understanding so organizations and institutions can make informed decisions and operate effectively in uncertain environments.
Designing bespoke structured hands-on learning programmes, including train-the-trainer models, to build internal capability and resilience for organizations and practitioners.
Primary research and analysis of international security challenges, delivered through briefings and presentations to identify trends, patterns, and emerging risks—supporting informed decision-making.
Understanding how borders become focal points for overlapping risks including conflict spillover, cross-border terrorism, and illicit networks to anticipate threats and respond effectively.
Analysing how misogyny drives radicalisation, terrorism, and transnational repression—helping organizations recognise ideological risk and respond more effectively within national security frameworks.
Dr Sajjan M. Gohel, International Security Director at the Asia-Pacific Foundation. Sajjan is an Affiliate of the Leadership in Counter Terrorism Alumni Network. He is also Chairman for NATO's Global Threats Advisory Group (GTAG) and Editor for NATO's Counter-Terrorism Reference Curriculum. Sajjan is a Visiting Teacher at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) and Visiting Fellow at its Centre for Women, Peace and Security where he investigates the connection between misogyny, terrorism, and technology. Sajjan is the author of "Doctor, Teacher, Terrorist: The Life and Legacy of Al-Qaeda Leader Ayman al-Zawahiri".