The PR Knowledge Hub Briefing Room
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Report - Risks, Issues and Mitigations
Divided on Purpose:
Global Risks 2026 — How They Will Affect You
Divided on Purpose: Global Risks 2026 – How They Will Affect You is a practical report for people living with the consequences of global instability in their homes, workplaces, communities and daily lives.
Written in plain language, it examines the major risks shaping 2026, from conflict, climate stress and economic pressure to misinformation, fragile systems and declining trust. The circumstances may feel beyond our control, but the consequences are reaching all of us. From a public relations practice perspective, the report also helps practitioners advise, inform and guide their organisations, so they can take practical steps to prepare, protect relationships and support the people and communities they serve.
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Collection
The Chaos Compendium
What we can do as the global polycrisis engine heats up
The Chaos Compendium, published in May 2026, builds on the warnings set out in Divided on Purpose and examines what needs to happen now as organisations, communities and practitioners face a worsening global situation.
Four months into the year, many of the risks identified for 2026 have accelerated. The window for preparation is narrowing and managed chaos has become the operating environment. This collection of reports and briefings is designed for leaders and communication professionals who need to understand what current conditions mean for their sectors, responsibilities and relationships.
Grounded in documented events and directional analysis, the Compendium supports practical planning, sharper advice and more resilient organisational decision-making.
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Interactive
Exploring AI Models: an interactive guide for practitioners
This interactive guide gives practitioners a clear, practical overview of leading AI models, along with agents, agentic capabilities, use cases, costs, privacy and security considerations.
Designed to support informed decision-making, it helps you compare different systems, understand what they can and cannot do and consider which tools may be appropriate for your work, organisation and stakeholders. Whether you are new to AI or updating your current knowledge, this guide provides a useful, accessible reference for navigating today’s AI choices. Free to access — simply sign in to get started.
Designed to support informed decision-making, it helps you compare different systems, understand what they can and cannot do and consider which tools may be appropriate for your work, organisation and stakeholders. Whether you are new to AI or updating your current knowledge, this guide provides a useful, accessible reference for navigating today’s AI choices. Free to access — simply sign in to get started.
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Interactive
PRKH Information Disorder Framework
The PR Knowledge Hub Information Disorder and Counter-Tools Framework provides a structured approach to tracking, categorising, and assessing information disorder threats across the Asia-Pacific region and globally.
Designed for risk and communications professionals, it establishes a monitoring cycle to identify emerging misinformation, disinformation and malinformation threats that may impact security, public trust, democratic processes, and organisational reputation.
Designed for risk and communications professionals, it establishes a monitoring cycle to identify emerging misinformation, disinformation and malinformation threats that may impact security, public trust, democratic processes, and organisational reputation.
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