Varsko reads the world on behalf of your company, surfacing what matters with the context, sources, and judgment a decision needs.
Proprietary insights from Varsko's expert network, combined with real-time open-source signals read against your company, and delivered as real-time intelligence, strategic foresight, and morning briefings.
Former heads of government, ministers, ambassadors, and people on the ground.
Trusted public sources across the world, monitored continuously.
Markets, supply chains, counterparties, and exposure.
What is happening, and what it means for you.
Scenario planning mapped onto your business.
In your inbox at 6 AM, the night's developments distilled.
37% of organisations took a loss from geopolitical volatility last year. Only a third had a plan to respond.
62% of companies call US–China tensions a material threat. Only 29% have ever quantified what it would cost.
Geopolitical risk has climbed to #7 among board-level concerns, up from #15 in a single year.
83% of companies have already changed their investment plans because of geopolitics.
Varsko is built by two Nordic founders working at Harvard.

Harvard College ’28 from Wales and Denmark, studying Applied Mathematics and Government. He leads initiatives at the Institute of Politics at the Harvard Kennedy School and has research experience in democracy, law, geopolitics, and AI — including work for NATO and NASA. As a spokesperson for Harvard Students for Freedom he has featured in The New York Times, CNN, BBC, The Guardian, and Reuters. Fieldwork across Nepal, Kosovo, Serbia, Israel and Palestine, and the Venezuelan border. Former Welsh national rower.

Harvard College ’27, Economics with a concurrent MA in Middle Eastern Studies, Phi Beta Kappa. Founded the IOP Global Affairs Program — Harvard’s first geopolitical think tank — and built its 40-strong mentor network of former ministers and ambassadors. Researches geopolitics and geoeconomics at the Harvard Belfer Center and CSIS. Previously with the European Commission and MSF. Fluent in five languages. Fieldwork in Jordan, Israel and Palestine, and the South Caucasus.