Border Politics and Latin America with Moises Naím

Border Politics and Latin America with Moises Naím

Political instability is rattling countries across Latin America, pushing millions of migrants to head north in search of a better future. Ian Bremmer examines that dynamic and interviews Moises Naím, a syndicated Venezuelan columnist who used to run Foreign Policy magazine.

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Modi's India on the world stage

Modi's India on the world stage

Is India a US ally? Based on the pomp and circumstance surrounding Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s state visit to Washington in June, the answer seems obvious, right? They love us! We love them!...

8 Jul 202323min

The future of space: congested and contested

The future of space: congested and contested

Space might be a big place but the United Nations regards it as ‘congested, contested and competitive’.This latest episode of Next Giant Leap, a podcast produced by GZERO Media in partnership with the...

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Russia's view of the Ukraine war: a Kremlin ally's perspective

Russia's view of the Ukraine war: a Kremlin ally's perspective

After months of grueling warfare, heavy casualties, costly equipment losses, and with little to show for it, what are Russia’s goals heading into the Ukrainian counteroffensive? Is there any hope for ...

1 Jul 202331min

The satellite revolution in Low Earth Orbit

The satellite revolution in Low Earth Orbit

In the last twenty-five years, the number of active satellites orbiting the Earth has increased from about 500 to 8,000.  “In the first quarter of this year, we deployed nearly 1,000,” says space indu...

29 Jun 202329min

What's next in 2023?

What's next in 2023?

"We are coming out of a period of uncertainty," says David Bailin, Chief Investment Officer at Citi Global Wealth. "We've all been thinking it would go much faster than it has, but in the event we get...

29 Jun 202332min

Artemis and the lunar economy

Artemis and the lunar economy

There is a big difference between NASA’s current Artemis program and its Apollo program of five decades ago. This time, there is a long-term plan for humans on the moon. “We don't want to just touch i...

22 Jun 202331min

Mission to the Moon, with Artemis II astronaut Jeremy Hansen

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In November 2024, astronaut Jeremy Hansen will take one giant leap for both space exploration and his country, Canada. He will be the first non-American to fly to the moon. Hansen has been selected as...

15 Jun 202330min

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