The United Nations is a very large organization, and a very expensive one. But is it effective? GPF Chairman George Friedman discusses whether the UN is money well spent, in a new episode of Brain Bar’s Ask the Right Question series.
What would happen if Russia would suddenly lose its President? Why does the Western media fail to understand the largest country in the world? GPF Chairman George Friedman explains in the newest video from the Brain Bar series, Ask the Right Questions.
How can we solve the problem of migration? First, the elite should recognize its price, says GPF Chairman George Friedman. He explains in the newest video from the Brain Bar series, Ask the Right Questions.
Do not confuse Europe with the European Union, suggests GPF Chairman George Friedman. But has the EU stifled or enhanced the Old Continent? He explains in the newest video from the Brain Bar series, Ask the Right Questions.
What if we get nationalism all wrong? GPF Chairman George Friedman goes back in history to prove that this misunderstood idea is inherently connected with liberalism. Video courtesy of Brain Bar.
George Friedman, founder and chairman at Geopolitical Futures, discusses the legacy of Donald J. Trump for a new series, Ask the Right Questions, presented by Brain Bar.
What do the key players in Syria want now? GPF’s Dir. of Analysis Jacob L. Shapiro explains what Russia, Turkey, Iran and Syria are after and what could be next for the war-torn country, via TRT World.
George Friedman, founder and chairman at Geopolitical Futures, discusses Chinese expansionism for a new series, Ask the Right Questions, presented by Brain Bar.
George Friedman, founder and chairman at Geopolitical Futures, discusses the United States reaching a deal that will allow ZTE Corp. to get back in business. He speaks on “Bloomberg Daybreak: Americas.”
GPF Chairman George Friedman discusses forecasting methods in geopolitics and the great thinkers of history, from the Social Futuring Center’s International Conference in Budapest.