Ian Bremmer speaks to exiled Afghan Central Bank Governor Ajmal Ahmady on his own harrowing escape and the perils that await the very much aid-dependent country's economy now under Taliban control.
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UN-Water Chair Gilbert Houngbo remembers when people first started saying water should be treated as a public good. Today, groups like UN-Water are working to make it a reality. On GZERO World with Ian Bremmer, Houngbo emphasizes the importance of policies that ensure access to basic water services, encourage water reuse and minimize the risk of pollution.
The flames of unrest are being stoked by two bitter political rivals, opposition leader Raila Odinga and President William Ruto, who squared off in a tight presidential election in 2022.
Which jobs are most at risk from being replaced by AI? GZERO World caught up with former US Secretary Treasury Larry Summers, who's looking at the rapid developments in AI very closely and is concerned about how AI will change the labor market. The transformation, he says, will come slowly, then all at once.
Zambia warns against anti-LGBTQ protests ahead of Harris’s arrival; Is artificial intelligence getting too smart, too fast?
It took a little while, but Russia’s economy is finally starting to unravel thanks to hard-hitting Western sanctions, according to a new Wall Street Journal report.
Saudi Arabia will become the ninth dialogue partner of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, the first step toward full membership in the China-led security bloc.
What happened, exactly? Who wins and loses? And what does this all mean for Bibi?
Water is a vital resource the world can't live without, yet it's something we often overlook.Freshwater, the kind we need to survive, is becoming scarcer every day, Ian Bremmer explains on GZERO World. Climate change and increasing demand for water are putting pressure on one of the world's most precious resources. As a result, droughts and severe water scarcity are becoming more common.
We asked experts at Eurasia Group to explain the motivations behind Tsai’s visit.