Ian Bremmer

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Rage at Globalism Is Just the Beginning

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Bremmer: Three Reasons To Be Optimistic About the World Right Now

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What European Country Could ‘Brexit’ Next?

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Obama Has Reason to Be Split Between Sanders and Clinton

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What You Need to Know About the Political Meltdown in Brazil

Presidential Candidate Donald Trump Holds Election Night News Conference

Trump’s ‘America First’ Foreign Policy Will Leave America Behind

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Why Europe Has Become Ground Zero for Terrorism

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi (center) welcomes a throng of top executives at a 2015 Fortune summit in New York.

The Last BRIC Standing

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The massive generational divide on America’s role in the world

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un poses with soldiers in this undated photo released by North Korea's Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) in Pyongyang

Beware the SLINKY: The top 5 countries to avoid investing in

General Retail As Putin Seeks To Reassure Russians On Ruble

RATS: The world’s top submerging markets

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The new world of business

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The new Cold War on Business