Eurasia Group

Forget the G-8, it's time for the D-10

In an op-ed for the Wall Street Journal, Eurasia Group head of research David Gordon and the German Marshall Fund's Ash Jain say the G-8 summit this week has little hope of making progress on any major security issue. Instead, they argue the US and its like-minded allies should work together to advance their common interests. Read the article

The "New Abnormal"

In the cover story for Institutional Investor, Ian Bremmer and Nouriel Roubini argue we have entered the "New Abnormal," a period in which every market assumption must be questioned and the wise investor is prepared to be surprised. How can we brace ourselves for heightened uncertainty and a global order that is in flux? Read the article

A tech arms race is pitting states against their citizens

In the Financial Times, Ian Bremmer argues that around the world, the race is on between a communications revolution that empowers the individual and a data revolution designed to protect the state. Read the article

From G8 to G20 to G-Zero

In the cover story for the New Statesman, Ian Bremmer writes about why, as the G8 are set to meet in Northern Ireland next week, no one wants to take charge in the new global order. Read the article

Beneath Washington gridlock, a tectonic shift toward growth

Beneath the gridlock, a pro-growth policy consensus is emerging in Washington write Sean West and David Gordon in Bloomberg View. Read the article

Every Nation for Itself: Winners and Losers in a G-Zero World

Now available in paperback, Ian Bremmer's book illustrates a historic shift in the international system and the world economy and an unprecedented moment of global uncertainty. The G-Zero, a leaderless world of every nation for itself, will undermine our ability to keep the peace, expand opportunity, and feed growing populations. Visit the website

Top Risks of 2013

This report identifies the key geopolitical areas to watch for global investors, business leaders, and market participants. The major risks to watch this year include emerging markets, China vs. information, the Arab Summer, Washington politics, the JIBs (Japan, Israel, Britain), Europe and Asia geopolitics. Read the report

What's Next: Essays on Geopolitics That Matter, available now

Co-edited by Ian Bremmer and Douglas Rediker, this e-book explores the most volatile and powerful global geopolitical issues, and provides a template to understand how they will change our world in the next few years. Read more

Eurasia Group and PwC publish Global Trends: Second Quarter 2013

This report examines major trends shaping the global business environment, with a focus on Latin America, central banks, global oil, Africa's retail and consumer landscape, and emerging market healthcare reform. Read the executive summary