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Kyiv likely to fall as Russians escalate war on Ukraine

Kyiv likely to fall as Russians escalate war on Ukraine

As Russian troops approach Kyiv, what will happen if it falls? How has the West reacted to Lavrov's UN speech? Will Taiwan be the next Ukraine? Ian Bremmer shares his insights on global politics this week on World In :60.

The US is at war with Russia: 4 scenarios from here

The US is at war with Russia: 4 scenarios from here

Ian Bremmer's Quick Take: It is really important is to recognize that we are at war right now with Russia. We do not have American troops fighting on the ground in Ukraine and will not. That is true also for all of NATO, but there is an enormous amount of military equipment being sent to help the Ukrainians defend themselves. Looking at where we are going forward. I put forward four broad scenarios and I'll talk briefly about all of them. I'm not very optimistic here.

War in Europe: Russia invades Ukraine

War in Europe: Russia invades Ukraine

Ian Bremmer's Quick Take: Almost 200,000 Russian troops have been arrayed all along Ukraine's borders, direct land, air, and cyber. Bombs are falling across all of Ukraine, including even the far west. Hard to imagine this war will last long, at least the early stages. The Ukrainian government will surely fall, likely flee, and end up in exile someplace outside of Ukraine's borders. There is no purpose of diplomacy, at least at this point between the United States, the Europeans, and Russia.

Putin invasion of Ukraine: Worst outbreak of war since 1939

Putin invasion of Ukraine: Worst outbreak of war since 1939

Carl Bildt, former Prime Minister and Foreign Minister of Sweden, shares his perspective from Europe on the Russian invasion of Ukraine: The worst has come to happen. The Putin invasion of Ukraine that we now see unfolding is the worst outbreak of war that we've had since Hitler invaded Poland in September of 1939.

European & US leaders resolute as threat of Ukraine war grows

European & US leaders resolute as threat of Ukraine war grows

Carl Bildt, former Prime Minister and Foreign Minister of Sweden, is joined by Ian Bremmer, president of Eurasia Group and GZERO Media, to provide perspective on the Ukraine crisis at the Munich Security Conference.