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The world awaiting the Class of 2025
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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.

The 2024 Paris Peace Forum faces a dysfunctional global order
Paris Peace Forum

The 2024 Paris Peace Forum faces a dysfunctional global order

The 7th annual Paris Peace Forum is getting underway, convening diplomats, academics, and private sector leaders tasked with finding solutions to mounting global crises before conflicts erupt. GZERO’s Tony Maciulis interviewed Justin Vaisse, the organization’s founder and Director General. Top of mind for Vaisse, of course, was Trump’s election and what it means for Europe.

A Russian victory would end the global order, says Yuval Noah Harari
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A Russian victory would end the global order, says Yuval Noah Harari

Yuval Noah Harari warns that Russia's potential victory in Ukraine could signal the end of the global order by violating the fundamental rule against imperial conquest and potentially sparking a domino effect of territorial aggression akin to a third World War.

Ian Explains: Why big tech will rule the world
Ian Explains

Ian Explains: Why big tech will rule the world

Who runs the world? It used to be an easy question to answer, but the next global super power isn’t who you think it is—not the US, not China. In fact, it’s not a country at all ... It’s technology. On Ian Explains, Ian Bremmer breaks down the three global orders of the current geopolitical landscape.

WATCH: Post-coronavirus institutional and global order shifts, tradeoffs, and sustainability
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WATCH: Post-coronavirus institutional and global order shifts, tradeoffs, and sustainability

Nothing goes back to the way it was. The changes required are dramatic, structural, a lot of people displaced. The good news: disruption of this scale gives necessity and capacity to change institutions that weren't working. We'll have very different institutions and global order as we work toward sustainability in society going forward.

It's the End of the World as We Know it
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It's the End of the World as We Know it

The global order is fraying...and it's not entirely Trump's doing. In this week's episode Ian charts the unraveling of key global alliances and sits down with Richard Haass, President of the Council on Foreign Relations.