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Where does the US-China trade war go from here?

"It goes to Tokyo, where Trump and Xi Jinping will meet at the G20 summit. We've got to be worried about that, but I'm still optimistic."

Can Pompeo build a European coalition against Iran?

"To go back on the efforts that have been undertaken over decades to take back Iran from the nuclear brink would be exceedingly foolish," Bildt told GZERO Media.

How to Avoid Making a Game of Thrones-Sized Editing Mistake

Game of Thrones made a huge mistake last week. What is the best way to check your work?

Arctic Council Meltdown: Europe in 60 Seconds

The Arctic Council fails to agree on a declaration for the first time in history.

US-China Trade Talks Turn Ugly: World in 60 Seconds

China doesn't want to see big tariffs, but can they clinch a trade deal with the US?

Trump Forces China's Hand: US Politics in 60 Seconds

President Trump threatens tariffs to clinch a trade deal with China by Friday, but will it pay off?

Facebook Bans 'Dangerous' Voices: Tech in 60 Seconds

Facebook banned controversial personalities from its platform but will they become free speech martyrs?

The Guardian Makes A Profit: Media in 60 Seconds

After losing millions, The Guardian finally makes a profit. Can they keep it up?

What's up with European Elections: Europe in 60 Seconds

European Parliament elections are coming up this month. Economy and immigration are expected to dominate.

Attempted Coup in Venezuela: World in 60 Seconds

Opposition leader Juan Guiado attempts a coup but can he gather enough support?

Biden Enters The Race: US Politics in 60 Seconds

The front-runner widens his lead but is he too moderate in a left-leaning field?

Why You Should Save For Retirement Over Education: Money in 60 Seconds

It's a tough call but saving for retirement is more important than saving for your children's education.

Tensions Rise in Northern Ireland: Europe in 60 Seconds

Uncertainty around Brexit and the border issue has ignited some of the feelings of the past.

Religious Tensions Rise in Sri Lanka: World in 60 Seconds

If Sri Lanka's government doesn't respond strongly to the deadly terrorist attacks, there is a significant chance of reprisals.

Dems Consider Impeachment: US Politics in 60 Seconds

Democrats could still move forward with an impeachment effort following the release of the Mueller Report.

How to Stay Motivated in Outer Space: Work in 60 Seconds

Focusing on the mission is the most important part of staying focused in Outer Space.

Why You Should Stop Saying "Fake News": Media in 60 Seconds

"Fake news" is a weaponized term and completely useless at describing the complexity of the situation.

Inside Facebook's Crazy 15 Months: Tech in 60 Seconds

Nicholas Thompson, Editor in Chief of WIRED, looks at the crazy 15 months that rocked Facebook.

Will Superintelligent Machines Take Over: A.I. in 60 Seconds

Can A.I. rule over humans one day? Very unlikely says Kai-Fu Lee

Finland's Election Veers Right: Europe in 60 Seconds

Right-wing Finns performed better than expected in elections.

Waiting for the Mueller Report: US Politics in 60 Seconds

Here's what to expect when the Mueller Report is finally released on Thursday.

Can A.I. Reduce Poverty and Inequality?: AI in 60 Seconds

Artificial Intelligence can reduce healthcare costs and make it more accessible, but will also displace lots of jobs.

Individual Investor Performance: Money in 60 Seconds

Individual investors tend to do even worse than mutual fund managers.

Israeli PM Netanyahu Seeks Record 5th Term: World in 60 Seconds

Israelis go to the polls today. Will PM Netanyahu win a record 5th term?

DHS Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen Resigns: US Politics in 60 Seconds

Now that Secretary Nielsen is out, President Trump hopes he can get much tougher on immigration.

Amazon's Facial Recognition Problem: Tech in 60 Seconds

Amazon has a big problem with its facial recognition technology.

US Olympian Allyson Felix on Self-Motivation: Work in 60 Seconds

You can actually motivate yourself better by not talking in the first person.

The US and China's A.I. Strengths: A.I. in 60 Seconds

The US is stronger in A.I. discovery while China is better at implementation.

Maria Ressa on Global Press Freedom: Media in 60 Seconds

Tech is tearing down democracies and replacing facts with fiction.

Erdogan's AK Party Loses Support: World in 60 Seconds

Turkish President Erdogan orders a recount after losing support in major cities.

New Zealand PM Goes to Beijing: China in 60 Seconds

New Zealand's PM Jacinda Ardern is attempting to improve relations with Beijing during a whirlwind trip to China.

Do Machines Have to Spy on Us: Tech in 60 Seconds

Machine learning requires studying the people who use it, but maybe there's a way to encrypt the data.

Allegations Rock Biden's Presidential Bid: US Politics in 60 Seconds

Allegations against Joe Biden may slow down his presidential announcement.

Who Should You Make Fun of At Work: Work in 60 Seconds

Women and men are treated differently when it comes to the humor department at work.

Will AI Take Over Your Job: AI in 60 Seconds

Jobs that are repetitive are most at risk of being taken over by artificial intelligence.

Netanyahu Comes to Washington: World in 60 Seconds

Netanyahu meets with Trump but will political scandal in Israel overshadow his trip?

No (Interest Rate) Raises at the Fed: Money in 60 Seconds

The Fed's decision not to raise interest rates again in 2019: good or bad news?

Trump meets "Tropical Trump": World in 60 Seconds

What to expect when President Trump meets with Brazilian President Bolsonaro, aka "the Trump of the Tropics."

The Crowded 2020 Field: US Politics in 60 Seconds

Kirsten Gillibrand officially enters the race, Beto overcomes the backlash, and more.

Netflix Creates Its Own Ratings: Media in 60 Seconds

There's so much online content regulators can't keep up.

Facebook Removes Warren's Ads: Tech in 60 Seconds

Facebook restored Elizabeth Warren's political ads after she violated their terms of service.

The Cost of Performance Incentives: Work in 60 Seconds

Performance incentives can have a negative affect on mental health.

China's Role in Space Exploration: Space in 60 Seconds

China's space program is a force to be reckoned with, but no one has reached the moon without NASA's help.

North Korea Tensions Heat Up: World in 60 Seconds

President Trump could have egg on his face if North Korea tests a new missile.

Europe's ISIS Dilemma: Europe in 60 Seconds

An international tribunal could help decide whether former Islamic State fighters can return to Europe.

Trump Sends Budget to Congress: US Politics in 60 Seconds

President Trump's budget is dead on arrival in the Democrat controlled House.

Facebook's Privacy Manifesto: Tech in 60 Seconds

Mark Zuckerberg unveiled a new privacy manifesto this week, but will it really change the way Facebook operates?

Michael Jackson Off Air: Media in 60 Seconds

Radio stations are pulling the King of Pop off the air, is it just business?

How to Avoid The Awkward Hallway Pass: Work in 60 Seconds

The 10-5 rule can help increase civility and reduce awkwardness in the workplace.

Worst Money Advice: Money in 60 Seconds

You should pay down your credit card debt BEFORE building your emergency fund.

Venezuela Heads Towards A New Flashpoint: World in 60 Seconds

Juan Guaido's return to Venezuela reignites a fight for control between him and President Nicolas Maduro.

Democrats Investigate Trump Corruption: US Politics in 60 Seconds

Expect to see more Trump associates subpoenaed by House Democrats.

Facebook Moves Into Crypto: Tech in 60 Seconds

The decentralized nature of crypto may clash with Facebook's centralized model.

Second Trump-Kim Summit: World in 60 Seconds

Don't be surprised if Trump talks about decreasing troop numbers in South Korea.

Netflix's Oscar Fail: Media in 60 Seconds

Netflix spent more than $30 million on its Oscars campaign, but still didn't nab best picture.

2020 Election Candidates: US Politics in 60 Seconds

The 2020 Democratic field is wide open, but these candidates are the front runners.

Samsung Moves Into Luxury Phones: Tech in 60 Seconds

Samsung unveiled lots of really cool new products this week, but Apple probably still leads the market.

You're Not Morally Obligated to Answer Every Email: Work in 60 Seconds

Managers who are slow to respond to email are less effective.

Should the US have Family Leave: Money in 60 Seconds

16 weeks of paid maternity leave pays for itself in the first year.

Venezuelan President Maduro Blocks International Aid: World in 60 Seconds

Venezuela blocks international aid, could the US force it through?

Will Apple News Be Successful: Media in 60 Seconds

Apple is planning to launch a news subscription service, will its model be a success?

How Your Work Life Can Improve Your Romantic Life: Work in 60 Seconds

These work life practices may improve your love life!

More Tech Companies Buy Media Companies: Media in 60 Seconds

Tech companies could provide media companies with business models that work.

Virginia Dems in Trouble: US Politics in 60 Seconds

Both the governor and lieutenant governor face calls to resign.

Overcome Resistance to Change: Work in 60 Seconds

When things are about to change, it's actually really important to highlight what's going to remain the same.

Spotify Bets on Podcasts: Tech in 60 Seconds

Podcasts could prove to be a better economic model for Spotify.

How Women Can Make More Money in 2019: Money in 60 Seconds

Small professional support networks might be the key to success.

Media in 60 Seconds: What Young Journalists Laid Off Should Do

Have you just been laid off from your digital media job? Here's what you should do.

US Politics in 60 Seconds: Trump's State of the Union

President Trump's rescheduled State of the Union will be held on Tuesday. Here's what to watch for.

Tech in 60 Seconds: Apple-Facebook Cold War

A cold war between Facebook and Apple heats up. What's going on?

Work in 60 Seconds: Company Culture

What's the best way to figure out a company's culture before you join?

Money in 60 Seconds: Gender Pay Gap

The gender pay gap is still a huge problem. Here's why Citigroup's pay gap increased to 29%.

World in 60 Seconds: Crisis in Venezuela

The situation in Venezuela is getting worse. Here's how it ends.

US Politics in 60 Seconds: 2020 Field Heats Up

Former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz's independent campaign in 2020 would only help reelect one person: President Trump

Tech and Work in 60 Seconds: Straight from Davos!

What are the biggest changes coming to organizations in 2019? And why A.I. needs to be reigned in.

World in 60 Seconds: Huawei, Brexit, Afghanistan and Sudan

Relations with China heat up as the US seeks the extradition of a Huawei executive from Canada.

Tech in 60 Seconds: 10-Year Challenge

The 10-year challenge might actually be an attempt to improve facial recognition technology.

Money in 60 Seconds: Gender Norms and Loan Refinancing

What's the right way for parents to talk to their children about money?

US Politics in 60 Seconds: No End Shutdown

The government shutdown becomes the longest in US history, when will it end?

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The company is losing tons of money, but that's not the only reason.

"It goes to Tokyo, where Trump and Xi Jinping will meet at the G20 summit. We've got to be worried about that, but I'm still optimistic."

"To go back on the efforts that have been undertaken over decades to take back Iran from the nuclear brink would be exceedingly foolish," Bildt told GZERO Media.

Game of Thrones made a huge mistake last week. What is the best way to check your work?

The Arctic Council fails to agree on a declaration for the first time in history.

China doesn't want to see big tariffs, but can they clinch a trade deal with the US?

President Trump threatens tariffs to clinch a trade deal with China by Friday, but will it pay off?

Facebook banned controversial personalities from its platform but will they become free speech martyrs?

After losing millions, The Guardian finally makes a profit. Can they keep it up?

European Parliament elections are coming up this month. Economy and immigration are expected to dominate.

Opposition leader Juan Guiado attempts a coup but can he gather enough support?

The front-runner widens his lead but is he too moderate in a left-leaning field?

Sri Lankan authorities blocked social media to stop the spread of misinformation, but it could also create a backlash.

It's a tough call but saving for retirement is more important than saving for your children's education.

Uncertainty around Brexit and the border issue has ignited some of the feelings of the past.

If Sri Lanka's government doesn't respond strongly to the deadly terrorist attacks, there is a significant chance of reprisals.

Democrats could still move forward with an impeachment effort following the release of the Mueller Report.

Focusing on the mission is the most important part of staying focused in Outer Space.

"Fake news" is a weaponized term and completely useless at describing the complexity of the situation.

Nicholas Thompson, Editor in Chief of WIRED, looks at the crazy 15 months that rocked Facebook.

Can A.I. rule over humans one day? Very unlikely says Kai-Fu Lee

Right-wing Finns performed better than expected in elections.

Here's what to expect when the Mueller Report is finally released on Thursday.

One man's online toxicity is another man's fair debate.

Artificial Intelligence can reduce healthcare costs and make it more accessible, but will also displace lots of jobs.

Individual investors tend to do even worse than mutual fund managers.

Israelis go to the polls today. Will PM Netanyahu win a record 5th term?

Now that Secretary Nielsen is out, President Trump hopes he can get much tougher on immigration.

Amazon has a big problem with its facial recognition technology.

You can actually motivate yourself better by not talking in the first person.

The US is stronger in A.I. discovery while China is better at implementation.

Tech is tearing down democracies and replacing facts with fiction.

Turkish President Erdogan orders a recount after losing support in major cities.

New Zealand's PM Jacinda Ardern is attempting to improve relations with Beijing during a whirlwind trip to China.

Machine learning requires studying the people who use it, but maybe there's a way to encrypt the data.

Allegations against Joe Biden may slow down his presidential announcement.

Women and men are treated differently when it comes to the humor department at work.

Jobs that are repetitive are most at risk of being taken over by artificial intelligence.

Netanyahu meets with Trump but will political scandal in Israel overshadow his trip?

The Mueller report is finally here! What comes next?

The Fed's decision not to raise interest rates again in 2019: good or bad news?

What to expect when President Trump meets with Brazilian President Bolsonaro, aka "the Trump of the Tropics."

Kirsten Gillibrand officially enters the race, Beto overcomes the backlash, and more.

There's so much online content regulators can't keep up.

Facebook restored Elizabeth Warren's political ads after she violated their terms of service.

Performance incentives can have a negative affect on mental health.

China's space program is a force to be reckoned with, but no one has reached the moon without NASA's help.

President Trump could have egg on his face if North Korea tests a new missile.

An international tribunal could help decide whether former Islamic State fighters can return to Europe.

President Trump's budget is dead on arrival in the Democrat controlled House.

Mark Zuckerberg unveiled a new privacy manifesto this week, but will it really change the way Facebook operates?

Radio stations are pulling the King of Pop off the air, is it just business?

The 10-5 rule can help increase civility and reduce awkwardness in the workplace.

You should pay down your credit card debt BEFORE building your emergency fund.

Juan Guaido's return to Venezuela reignites a fight for control between him and President Nicolas Maduro.

Expect to see more Trump associates subpoenaed by House Democrats.

The decentralized nature of crypto may clash with Facebook's centralized model.

Don't be surprised if Trump talks about decreasing troop numbers in South Korea.

Netflix spent more than $30 million on its Oscars campaign, but still didn't nab best picture.

The 2020 Democratic field is wide open, but these candidates are the front runners.

Samsung unveiled lots of really cool new products this week, but Apple probably still leads the market.

Managers who are slow to respond to email are less effective.

16 weeks of paid maternity leave pays for itself in the first year.

Venezuela blocks international aid, could the US force it through?

Apple is planning to launch a news subscription service, will its model be a success?

Will the move help or hurt the company's image?

These work life practices may improve your love life!

Can he secure a trade deal?

But how does the year ahead look?

Tech companies could provide media companies with business models that work.

Both the governor and lieutenant governor face calls to resign.