GZERO World with Ian Bremmer

Yale Law School lecturer Emily Bazelon discusses key upcoming US Supreme Court rulings on hot topics like abortion rights and gun control. The Court's dwindling public trust and accusations of politicization are unpacked, questioning its impartiality and legitimacy in a highly charged political landscape.

Pulitzer prize-winning national security correspondent for The New York Times, David Sanger, discusses the strategic competition between the US, China, and Russia with Ian Bremmer. They explore US intelligence failures, the growing cooperation between China and Russia, and the significance of semiconductor factories for national security.

Former US Ambassador to China, Nicholas Burns, and host Ian Bremmer discuss the complex US-China relationship, exploring areas of cooperation, aggression in the South China Sea, economic challenges in China, and the future of this critical bilateral relationship.

Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist Thomas L. Friedman discusses the Gaza conflict's resolution, Biden administration's stance, and Netanyahu's relationship with Hamas. Emphasizes the need for new ideas to prevent regression to past conflicts. Highlights codependency between Netanyahu and Hamas hindering progress towards peace.

Harvard Professor Stephen Walt and Ian Bremmer discuss the similarities in foreign policy between a second Trump term and Biden. They debate on issues like China, Ukraine, and the Middle East, suggesting minimal differences in approaches. Walt argues that the contrast is not as stark as perceived, challenging Bremmer's view on the matter. A thought-provoking discussion on potential global implications under both administrations.

Economist Dambisa Moyo discusses global economic challenges like US strength, EU recession risks, China's woes, and record debt in Global South. They explore the impact of geopolitical crises on trade flows, inflation, and the post-Covid economic recovery. The conversation delves into the importance of sustaining growth, inflation targets, AI in the economy, and hurdles faced by developing countries like Brazil and South Africa.

Bestselling author Yuval Noah Harari discusses the power of storytelling, AI challenges, Ukraine conflict, and Israeli-Palestinian complexities with Ian Bremmer. They explore the role of stories in shaping conflicts, the evolution from wolves to dogs, and the unintended consequences of the Agricultural Revolution. The podcast also touches on feminist and non-violent movements, political shifts, and the importance of mindful consumption in today's world.

Norwegian PM Jonas Støre discusses Europe's shift to renewable energy by 2030, reducing reliance on Russian energy. Emphasis on market economy, NATO support for Ukraine, and social media's impact on youth in Norway

Podcast discusses the ongoing war in Ukraine, NATO's role, and Ukraine's future. Also covers the alleged death of Russian dissident Alexei Navalny. Later, the focus shifts to European security, AI-generated misinformation, and LGBTQ+ rights in Greece.

The podcast discusses the US immigration crisis at the border, with both Republicans and Democrats acknowledging it as a crisis. It explores the reasons behind the crisis, the challenges in passing a bipartisan bill, and the urgent need for immigration reform. The speakers highlight the importance of protecting democracy and address national security risks related to the border issue. They also discuss the broken immigration system, backlog of court cases, and the need for better deterrence of cartels and improved asylum standards.