Ian Bremmer

Saudi Arabia's Oil Strategy: "Chill, Not Kill" America's Energy Revolution

A TNI interview with Ian Bremmer on where low oil prices might take the world geopolitically in the months and years to come.

The Tragic Decline of American Foreign Policy

The tough years are coming to an end—yet the United States continues to fade abroad.

Ukraine's Revolution: A Fight the West Can’t Afford to Win

Too expensive to save without Russia's help.

2014: A Risky Year in Geopolitics?

The biggest political risks ahead.

Understanding China's ADIZ Play

We talk to Ian Bremmer on the situation in Northeast Asia.

China: Superpower or Superbust?

Beijing faces new challenges after impressive decades.

Invasive Procedures

Saving Iraq and Afghanistan will require some extensive operations.

Impressions from Davos

Ian Bremmer, president of the Eurasia Group, attended the 2008 World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. He shared his impressions of this year’s meeting with TNI editor Nikolas Gvosdev.

Pervez's Precarious Position

Pervez Musharraf seems to think his grip on power is relatively secure, as demonstrated by his recent trip to Saudi Arabia. But given the volatile political situation he faces, can he really stay in office much longer?

Talking Iran at the UNSC Table

Without Iran suspending enrichment, August's IAEA report will play into the hands of the next UN Security Council resolution.

Ian Bremmer

Recent Posts

Saudi Arabia's Oil Strategy: "Chill, Not Kill" America's Energy Revolution

The Tragic Decline of American Foreign Policy

Ukraine's Revolution: A Fight the West Can’t Afford to Win

2014: A Risky Year in Geopolitics?

Understanding China's ADIZ Play

China: Superpower or Superbust?

Invasive Procedures

Impressions from Davos

Pervez's Precarious Position

Talking Iran at the UNSC Table

China's Worst Nightmare? Japan May Sell India Six Stealth Submarines

Japan's Record Defense Budget: Should Asia Be Concerned?

Sorry, China: You Can’t Have It Both Ways on North Korea

Could Future Submarines Act as Underwater Aircraft Carriers?

China's Worst Nightmare? Japan May Sell India Six Stealth Submarines

Watch Out, America: Mexico May Be the Next Failed State

America's Military Might Is Unmatched: 5 Ways to Keep It That Way

Five Japanese Weapons of War China Should Fear

Five American Weapons of War China Should Fear