Why 2026 marks a dangerous new tipping point for the global order
In short: Ian Bremmer, founder of Eurasia Group, outlines the most significant geopolitical risks facing the world in 2026. Recorded on January 5, 2026, this analysis examines the volatile shifts in international relations, including major developments in the Americas, Europe, Russia, and China.
In this discussion, Bremmer identifies 2026 as a critical juncture for global stability. He highlights the US military extraction of Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro as a defining event, signaling a shift in regional power dynamics. Furthermore, the analysis explores the implications of US President Donald Trump’s 'Donroe doctrine,' which Bremmer suggests initiates a period of unprecedented geopolitical uncertainty.
The conversation also covers the evolving landscapes in Europe, Russia, and China, providing a comprehensive view of the challenges ahead. By examining these interconnected risks, the video offers a framework for understanding the current volatility in the international system.
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