Ian Bremmer

  • How CEOs should react to the election results.<br /> Nicolás OrtegaMagazine

    Ian Bremmer: Brace yourself — Trump’s foreign policy could reshape the business world

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  • A sign at the Republican National Convention on July 20, 2016.Finance

    Rage at Globalism Is Just the Beginning

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  • COLOMBIA-FARC-UN-PEACE TALKS-CEASEFIREInternational

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

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  • Stockholm, Sweden.Finance

    What European Country Could ‘Brexit’ Next?

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  • Democratic Presidential Candidates Debate In Charleston, South CarolinaLeadership

    Obama Has Reason to Be Split Between Sanders and Clinton

    BYIan Bremmer and TIME
  • APTOPIX Brazil ProtestsInternational

    What You Need to Know About the Political Meltdown in Brazil

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  • Presidential Candidate Donald Trump Holds Election Night News ConferenceLeadership

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

    BYIan Bremmer and TIME
  • BELGIUM-UNREST-BLASTInternational

    Why Europe Has Become Ground Zero for Terrorism

    BYIan Bremmer and TIME
  • Prime Minister Narendra Modi (center) welcomes a throng of top executives at a 2015 Fortune summit in New York.International

    The Last BRIC Standing

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  • US-VOTE-POLITICS-OBAMACommentary

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

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

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

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  • General Retail As Putin Seeks To Reassure Russians On RubleInternational

    RATS: The world’s top submerging markets

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  • A monorail approaches in Kuala Lumpur, the frenetic, fast-growing capital city of Malaysia.International

    The new world of business

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  • contract Armin HarrisInternational

    The new Cold War on Business

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