Predicted the level of support in Iraq for continuation of Saddam Hussein's leadership. DII’s analysis was also able to accurately predict the defection within the Iraqi ruling coalition two months prior.

Predicted the prospects for the success of the coup transpiring in the Soviet Union. DII advised the US Government that the coup would not only fail, but fail swiftly.

Predicted the outcome of the dissolution of Parliament by Yeltsin. At the time of this prediction, the print media were stating that Parliament was insolvent.

Forecast the stability of the Yeltsin government. DII repeatedly reported on the continuing stability of the Yeltsin government, contrary to what was being reported in the media.

Predicted that if Syria were to join the Israel/PLO Madrid Peace Conference, it would do so as a disruptive member. This correct prediction was not considered a viable scenario by the intelligence community. In its view, either Syria would not attend the Conference (showing Syria’s contempt) or Syria would attend and contribute its share towards a settlement.

Predicted that the opposing forces in the Yugoslavia crisis would acquiesce to military pressure (air assaults) from the United States.

Predicted the succession of power within Saudi Arabia months in advance. DII analysis indicated that Prince Abdullah would succeed King Fahd and that the succession would be orderly and swift.

Predicted the outcome of the issue of new settlements in the occupied territories in the Mid-East peace proposals. DII also assisted in the formulation of US government strategies in the Mid-East peace process.

Predicted the easing of tensions towards Korean unification, particularly in relation to the presence of US troops and anti-American sentiments and identified the coalitions that would form to support and oppose these interests.

Forecast the best way to approach privatization of the Polish steel industry including whether the various government companies should be sold separately, whether they should be restructured prior to sale, and whether just the assets should be sold as opposed to the companies as a whole.

Analyzed how the deregulation of the Italian electric sector could be implemented. Issues included tariff reduction, market structure, capacity divestiture, stranded costs, and municipality divestiture. DII’s analysis suggested that agreement could be reached on most issues, and that strategic alternatives were available to achieve a better outcome for our Client on all the issues.

DII forecast the outcome on five issues related to the implementation of the Good Friday Agreement in Northern Ireland.