As the 2023 US presidential election hangs in the balance, political scientist Ian Bremmer predicts a tight race with Trump holding a sligh...

Eurasia Group President Ian Bremmer considers India’s new coalition government under Prime Minister Narendra Modi the best outcome for the ...

India is one of the few large economies in the world where the outcome of the upcoming US election does not matter, and the relationship is...

In a Davos interview, political scientist Ian Bremmer, CEO of Eurasia Group, highlighted artificial intelligence (AI) as a major global iss...

Oil could jump to $100 a barrel or higher immediately after a war breaking out.

The magazine also said that the opposition Congress party has little to offer other than the dynastic principle.

Trump has not followed through on pre-election threats to declare the NATO obsolete.

The US is moving away from its $500 million Syrian train-and-equip program and embracing a partnership with YPG - Syrian Kurds who are clos...

Iran has population of 80 million and promises consumer demand across sectors as varied as travel and logistics to pharmaceuticals.

Hackers stole the information of more than 20 million people, the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) revealed yesterday.

The Shanghai Composite Index has fallen 27 per cent in less than a month - a huge drop compared to the 117 per cent gain over the last eigh...

Rudd believes that even if China's growth rate falters, then Beijing has ample fiscal and monetary policy capacity to ensure that growth ra...

Bremmer said the cyber gap between competitors like Russia and China and even rogue states with smaller budgets like Iran and America, was ...

And while this bank might not pose a threat to the World Bank and IMF just yet, it will put pressure on Western countries to start pushing ...

In the aftermath of the recent global recession, we’ve entered a different phase, which I call guarded globalisation.

Given its increasing importance, China’s economic growth must be part of the global dream as well. But don’t minimise the risks.

As emerging markets lead us into the future, they’re leaving questions in their wake about just how antifragile, or resiliently dynamic, th...