Announcements
Ian Bremmer's takeaways from Davos
What went on behind the scenes at the World Economic Forum in Davos? Read Ian Bremmer's dispatches on The Call blog on ForeignPolicy.com. Read more
Charlie Rose interviews Ian Bremmer on the Top Risks of 2012
Ian Bremmer discusses the areas of the world that will be particularly volatile in 2012 - and the risks that he considers overstated. Watch the video
Ian Bremmer discusses Eurasia Group's Top Risks
In this Reuters video, Ian Bremmer explains why the end of the 9/11 era is Eurasia Group's top risk for 2012. Watch the video
Iran is bluffing and baiting, but America won't bite
Despite Iran's recent provocations against the US, war is very unlikely in the foreseeable future, write Ian Bremmer and Cliff Kupchan in the Financial Times. Read the article
An upbeat view of America's 'bad' year
A look back at 2011 suggests that US power is more resilient than the narrative of inevitable decline portrays, write Ian Bremmer and David Gordon in the International Herald Tribune. Read the op-ed
Eurasia Group's Top Risks of 2012
This report identifies the key geopolitical areas to watch for global investors, business leaders, and market participants. The major global political risks to watch this year include the end of the 9/11 era, the G-Zero and the Middle East, the eurozone, the United States, and North Korea.
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China's Great Rebalancing Act
This report examines the challenges facing China as it implements the 12th Five Year Plan and the dynamics shaping the future of China.
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The End of the Free Market, by Ian Bremmer, is now available
Ian Bremmer's new book details the rise of state capitalism, a system in which governments drive local economies through ownership of market-dominant companies and large pools of excess capital, using them for political gain. This trend, Bremmer says, threatens America's competitive edge and the conduct of free markets everywhere.
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Eurasia Group and PwC publish Global Trends: First Quarter 2012
This report examines major trends shaping the global business environment, with a focus on the eurozone, the Arab Spring, trade and investment among emerging markets, demographic change, and climate change policy.
Read the executive summary
Read our blog, “The Call”