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From Trump And AI To Russia And Water: The 'Top Risks' Of 2026
A report by the Eurasia Group,one of the world's top risk research and consulting firms, has listed the top risks for 2026.
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2017 Will Be The Year Of A Geopolitical Recession: Eurasia Group
Donald Trump's election to the White House had "decisively repudiated the idea of American exceptionalism", says Ian Bremmer of the Eurasia Group.
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Remember Al-Qaeda? Trump’s Syria Pullout Ignores Its Resurgence
After eight years of civil war, the biggest chunk of jihadi-held territory in Syria now belongs to al-Qaeda,
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Modi Flicks Populist Switch as Tight India Election Draws Closer
The budget contained $13 billion worth of measures including payouts for farmers, a pension program for informal sector workers.
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Modi Pushes Quotas Ahead of India Polls, But Where Are the Jobs?
But the quota will be limited to people who earn as much as $11,500 per year -- roughly six times India’s per capita income.
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These Are the 10 Biggest Risks in the World, According to Eurasia Group
Here is a look at Eurasia’s top predictions for risks that could impact the world in 2019.
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U.K. Cabinet at War Over Theresa May’s Brexit Plan
May lurching from crisis to crisis has been the defining narrative of her time in office.
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Xi to Counter Trump Blow for Blow in Unwanted Trade War
China confident it can endure more pain, outlast U.S.: Trivium
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2017 Will Be The Year Of A Geopolitical Recession: Eurasia Group
Donald Trump's election to the White House had "decisively repudiated the idea of American exceptionalism", says Ian Bremmer of the Eurasia Group.
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Indonesia's Joko Widodo Marks Disappointing First Year in Power
Indonesian President Joko Widodo took office last year on hopes that an outsider and "man of the people" would swiftly usher in a new era of cleaner, more effective governance.
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12 Months Under Islamic State Rule, Iraq's Mosul Bides Its Time
Wresting back Mosul, Iraq's second city, was always seen as the top prize and climax of any fightback against the Islamic State (IS) group.
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Why Spain's banks can make the country bankrupt
Spain is under rising pressure to find a lifeline for its deeply troubled banks. As Spain's leaders struggle for a solution to their banking crisis, the country's borrowing costs have soared close to the level that forced the governments of Greece, Portugal and Ireland to seek financial rescues. Experts are worried that the recession-hit country ca...
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From Trump And AI To Russia And Water: The 'Top Risks' Of 2026
A report by the Eurasia Group,one of the world's top risk research and consulting firms, has listed the top risks for 2026.
-
2017 Will Be The Year Of A Geopolitical Recession: Eurasia Group
Donald Trump's election to the White House had "decisively repudiated the idea of American exceptionalism", says Ian Bremmer of the Eurasia Group.
-
Remember Al-Qaeda? Trump’s Syria Pullout Ignores Its Resurgence
After eight years of civil war, the biggest chunk of jihadi-held territory in Syria now belongs to al-Qaeda,
-
Modi Flicks Populist Switch as Tight India Election Draws Closer
The budget contained $13 billion worth of measures including payouts for farmers, a pension program for informal sector workers.
-
Modi Pushes Quotas Ahead of India Polls, But Where Are the Jobs?
But the quota will be limited to people who earn as much as $11,500 per year -- roughly six times India’s per capita income.
-
These Are the 10 Biggest Risks in the World, According to Eurasia Group
Here is a look at Eurasia’s top predictions for risks that could impact the world in 2019.
-
U.K. Cabinet at War Over Theresa May’s Brexit Plan
May lurching from crisis to crisis has been the defining narrative of her time in office.
-
Xi to Counter Trump Blow for Blow in Unwanted Trade War
China confident it can endure more pain, outlast U.S.: Trivium
-
2017 Will Be The Year Of A Geopolitical Recession: Eurasia Group
Donald Trump's election to the White House had "decisively repudiated the idea of American exceptionalism", says Ian Bremmer of the Eurasia Group.
-
Indonesia's Joko Widodo Marks Disappointing First Year in Power
Indonesian President Joko Widodo took office last year on hopes that an outsider and "man of the people" would swiftly usher in a new era of cleaner, more effective governance.
-
12 Months Under Islamic State Rule, Iraq's Mosul Bides Its Time
Wresting back Mosul, Iraq's second city, was always seen as the top prize and climax of any fightback against the Islamic State (IS) group.
-
Why Spain's banks can make the country bankrupt
Spain is under rising pressure to find a lifeline for its deeply troubled banks. As Spain's leaders struggle for a solution to their banking crisis, the country's borrowing costs have soared close to the level that forced the governments of Greece, Portugal and Ireland to seek financial rescues. Experts are worried that the recession-hit country ca...
