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The world awaiting the Class of 2025
by ian bremmer

The world awaiting the Class of 2025

Last week, I had the privilege and pleasure of serving as commencement speaker for graduates of the School of Liberal Arts at Tulane University, my alma mater. And the venue was the Louisiana Superdome, a little bigger of a house than I’m used to.

​Collage of Ian Bremmer, Donald Trump, and other world leaders.
by ian bremmer

American backsliding, Trump-Xi standoff, Iran bombing, and more: Your questions, answered

If you feel like you're drowning in the 24-hour news tsunami lately, you're not alone. Headlines are moving at the speed of light, massively consequential policies are being announced (then rolled back) via social media, and longstanding global alliances seem to shift with each passing day.

The role NATO is playing in fighting the COVID-19 pandemic
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The role NATO is playing in fighting the COVID-19 pandemic

What role, if any, does an intergovernmental military alliance like NATO have to play in the coronavirus pandemic? Quite a big one, says Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg. "NATO's main task…is to prevent this health crisis from becoming a security crisis." How exactly does such a big organization like NATO accomplish that mission? That's a focus of his conversation with Ian Bremmer on GZERO World.

NATO's past, present and future role in global politics
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NATO's past, present and future role in global politics

The world has changed dramatically since NATO was formed—and so have the biggest threats to peace and stability. No doubt Joe Biden's presidency will have major implications for the international alliance, but Ian Bremmer looks at how NATO got to where it is, and where it goes from here.

Is NATO evolving fast enough to adapt to an ever-changing world?
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Is NATO evolving fast enough to adapt to an ever-changing world?

How does NATO's Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg think his organization should adapt to a rapidly changing world? "The most important thing we can do is to make sure that we have strong international institutions. And that NATO remains a strong alliance, both militarily and politically."