Announcements

When America stops importing energy

Ian Bremmer and Kenneth Hersh explain why America's imminent self-sufficiency in energy is a major game changer for global geopolitics and economics in an op-ed in the New York Times. Read the article

The long road ahead for Pakistan's comeback king: Nawaz Sharif

For CNN, EG senior analyst Shamila Chaudhary discusses the challenges ahead for Nawaz Sharif, Pakistan's newly elected prime minister. Read the article

The global vacuum of power is expanding

In Reuters Opinion Ian Bremmer argues that in this G-Zero world, where no single government or alliance can lead others toward compromise, solutions to transnational problems range from ad hoc to beyond reach. Read the article

Boom, bust or what?

US practice head Sean West is interviewed in this New York Times Magazine cover story, "Boom, Bust or What? Larry Summers and Glenn Hubbard Square Off on Our Economic Future." Read the article

China's changing role in Asia

The Carnegie-Tsinghua Center for Global Policy asks Ian Bremmer how China's evolving global role is shaping Beijing's relations with its neighbors. Read the article

Every Nation for Itself: Winners and Losers in a G-Zero World

Every Nation for Itself: Winners and Losers in a G-Zero World Now available in paperback, Ian Bremmer's book illustrates a historic shift in the international system and the world economy and an unprecedented moment of global uncertainty. The G-Zero, a leaderless world of every nation for itself, will undermine our ability to keep the peace, expand opportunity, and feed growing populations. Visit the website

Top Risks of 2013

Top Risks of 2013 This report identifies the key geopolitical areas to watch for global investors, business leaders, and market participants. The major risks to watch this year include emerging markets, China vs. information, the Arab Summer, Washington politics, the JIBs (Japan, Israel, Britain), Europe and Asia geopolitics. Read the report

What's Next: Essays on Geopolitics That Matter, available now

<i>What's Next: Essays on Geopolitics That Matter</i>, available now Co-edited by Ian Bremmer and Douglas Rediker, this e-book explores the most volatile and powerful global geopolitical issues, and provides a template to understand how they will change our world in the next few years. Read more

Eurasia Group and PwC publish Global Trends: Second Quarter 2013

Eurasia Group and PwC publish <i>Global Trends: Second Quarter 2013</i> This report examines major trends shaping the global business environment, with a focus on Latin America, central banks, global oil, Africa's retail and consumer landscape, and emerging market healthcare reform. Read the executive summary