Click and drag to rotate the globe. Use your scroll wheel to zoom in and out. Hover over any connection arc to see details about the relationship.
2. Scan Layers & Hubs
Use the left panel to scan for global Anomalies, Asymmetries, or Activity Surges. You can switch between layer types (Sovereign States, Corporations, Rebel Groups) or inspect a specific nation or hub using the dropdown menu.
3. Relationship Matrix
Click on any connection arc to open the right-hand panel. This displays baseline cooperation vs. friction metrics, outbound-inbound volume asymmetry, action ratios, and key recent signals/source intelligence.
4. Isolate & Strike
Click Isolate in the relationship matrix to hide all other arcs and focus on that connection. Click the x Strike button next to any news event to clear it from your dashboard view.
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