Photo: Bruce Mars on UnsplashThe question in the title applies to both Mexico and the United States. There are countries where the answer is definitely no, such as Israel, Ukraine, Russia, or Turkey, but when focusing on the United...
Image: Alex Linch on iStockAntonio NavalónAs of this writing, it is a fact that Donald J. Trump will go down in history as the 45th president of the United States. But not only will he go down in history...
The Editor of the Financial Times, Roula Khalaf, addressed a letter to its readers welcoming to Democracy 2024 with a series of articles and short films marking an extraordinary year ahead. "More than half the global population is potentially...
https://youtu.be/2KHr-dF5CW8?si=RC1vqzqNZ2B2swDXIan Bremmer, the president and founder of the Eurasia Group, joins Professor Scott Galloway to discuss what he believes are the year’s top geopolitical risks. These include the United States vs. itself, the Middle East on the brink, and...
Ian Bremmer (President), Cliff Kupchan (Chairman)The United States vs. itself Middle East on the brinkPartitioned UkraineUngoverned AIAxis of roguesNo China recoveryThe fight for critical mineralsNo room for errorEl Niño is backRisky businessRed HerringsUS-China crisisPopulist takeover of European politicsBRICS...
Photo: Cottonbro Studio on PexelsRicardo Pascoe PierceRulers and politicians worldwide are on the warpath against their legal systems and judicial procedures. In general, it can be said that they consider that the judges and magistrates of their countries restrict...
Photo: Maria Tyutina on PexelsWe begin the year hoping the world will recompose, but it seems unlikely.There is no doubt that many of the problems would end if they put a stop to Iran, a country that loves to...