The two countries keep pulling apart, but a summit short on substance suggests that Beijing and Washington want stabilization, not a clean break.

Eurasia Group China Director Dan Wang argues that upcoming US midterm elections will not alter relations with Beijing, as executive policy and tech export controls remain the primary drivers.

As President Trump hosts China’s President Xi Jinping for a state visit, Eurasia Group’s Gerry Butts says Trump’s missteps with the Iran War are gifts to China, which does well sitting back “watching ...

There are concerns that Trump could soften Washington's position on Taiwan or other regional security issues in return for concessions from Beijing.

Trade frictions between the world's top two economies are set to take centre stage next week when US President Donald Trump hosts Chinese counterpart Xi...

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Graeme Thompson, senior analyst in global macro at Eurasia Group, joins BNN Bloomberg to Ottawa's actions to reduce reliance on the U.S.

Ian Bremmer analyzes the recent wave of AI doomsday rhetoric

The demonstration of a potent cyberweapon has exposed China’s vulnerabilities and added to the urgency of A.I. safety talks between Beijing and Washington.

A Russia-Ukraine cease-fire isn’t guaranteed to get prices down.

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Ian Bremmer sees the technology’s rapid progress, and attendant risks, as a wild card in the relationship.

Osama bin Laden was killed and al-Qaeda dismantled, but the wars he provoked left the Middle East less stable and America’s standing in the region diminished.

At geopolitics forum, Singapore PM calls for 'new coalitions' for stability

Ian Bremmer analyzes a world rearming amid rising distrust of American security guarantees.

Higher gas and diesel prices have cost Americans an additional $100 billion since the Iran war began, according to a Brown University tracker.

Eurasia Group’s Christopher Garman says neither Lula nor Flávio Bolsonaro has energized their base as presidential race draws closer

A vote in eastern Germany has given fresh momentum to hard-right parties hoping to win elections elsewhere on the continent next year, analysts said.

Eurasia Group’s Dan Wang discusses the latest U.S. sanctions on Iran, and why Beijing is unlikely to confront the West over its ties with Tehran. She also explains why Iran is unlikely to become a key...

Robert Kahn of Eurasia Group discusses the U.S. Treasury Department's debt buyback plan, saying it is small relative to the overall market. He adds that U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has limit...

When Donald Trump first entered office in 2017, debt stood at $19.95 trillion.

The new premier knows he has to move fast to ensure his changes will stick

Trump cannot “Gulf of America” his way out of the disaster that is war with Iran.

Tehran said the Strait of Hormuz would remain shut amid stalled negotiations.

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On Monday, public health officials said the virus had killed 2,325 people.

At least 17 commercial sailors have been killed in and around Iranian and Omani waters since March. Six months into the conflict, the vital waterway remains exceptionally dangerous.

Trump insists the U.S., not Iran, is in control of the strait, even though transiting vessels continue to come under attack and few attempt the crossing.

Ian Bremmer notes that this year’s midterms will mark the beginning of the end of the Trump era.

President Donald Trump told the Pentagon to “substantially reduce” joint military exercises with South Korea and indicated his decision to do so was driven by frustration the longtime US ally hadn’t p...

Experts say there's not enough refining capacity to go around while geopolitical conflict drags on, leading to a supply squeeze.

Everything you need to know before you reach the office this morning.

The Trump administration has payed back 60% of the $165 billion it collected from tariffs before they were struck down by the Supreme Court

In 2026 alone, AIPAC spent nearly as much as they did across the 2022 and 2024 election cycles combined

China's factory activity unexpectedly contracted in July, as the export rush that powered a second-quarter rebound began to unwind.

Ongoing wars, plus a “super El Niño” this year, could lead to sharp price hikes at the grocery store.

Ian Bremmer answers reader questions about geopolitical risks and potential conflicts, from the Middle East and the South China Sea to Ukraine and Venezuela.

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“Trump appears to be stuck,” Eurasia Grp’s Gregory Brew. “While this pace of operations is manageable, it likely won’t be decisive. Iran can absorb US strikes without shifting its position on Strait.”