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Ian Bremmer warns that the US is unwinding its global order amid a political revolution, with significant risks including Europe's instability, weaponized water, and AI governance challenges, making 2026 a critical tipping point for global stability.
In a complex political landscape, Ian Bremmer explains the challenges behind fixing the US immigration system, highlighting the recent border deal that failed to materialize into law. He traces the issue back to US funding for Ukraine's defense, which became entangled with border security, ultimately leading to a legislative impasse. Bremmer's analysis underscores the deep-seated divisions and competing realities within US politics that hinder bipartisan efforts to address the border problem.
Geopolitical expert Ian Bremmer warns of "sheer panic" among European leaders at the prospect of a second Trump term, citing concerns over Trump's stance on Ukraine and potential fragmentation within NATO and the EU. Bremmer also highlights worries about the United States' democracy and its impact on the economy, while other Davos participants, such as Bill Gates, emphasize the importance of the 2024 elections for health and climate challenges.
The World Economic Forum in Davos is dominated by China's strong presence, with 140 delegates and 10 ministers focusing on economic engagement and trade agreements, while the US remains skeptical. Ukrainian President Zelensky's visit highlights the ongoing crisis with Russia, as efforts for peace negotiations show little progress. Additionally, artificial intelligence is a major focus, with enthusiasm and investment in AI technologies across various sectors, despite the challenges of government regulation.
Ian Bremmer, president and founder of Eurasia Group and GZERO Media, delivered his State of the World speech at the GZERO Summit Japan, discussing the accelerating geopolitical conflict in a G-zero world, the crisis in the Middle East between Israel and Hamas, the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine, China's economic challenges, the dysfunction in the US political system, and emerging positive stories such as India's role as a bridge between the Global South and the West, the strengthening of the European Union, and Mexico's growing economy.
Political scientist Ian Bremmer discusses the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, exploring topics such as internal politics in Israel, the handling of the conflict in Gaza, the influence of hard-right political parties, and the impact on the relationship between Israel and the Palestinians. Bremmer also touches on subjects like social media disinformation, U.S. support for Israel, and the possibility of a two-state solution.