Emerging Risks

What a difference a year makes. In the spring of 2021, China was reporting only a few dozen COVID cases each day and celebrating a return to steady economic growth. The United States, meanwhile, reeled from its worst death wave of the pandemic.  Media outlets around the world, from the Chinese Ministry of Propaganda to the New …

India’s accidental missile launch in Pakistan demonstrates the fragility of nuclear deterrence.

Could Mexico under the leadership of Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador plunge into the political and economic tailspin which we associate with Venezuela under Hugo Chávez?

The economic war is most unlikely to affect the outcome of the Ukraine War, but it does seem likely to produce outcomes that will prejudice energy security and the climate agenda, while falling

Since President Putin invaded Ukraine in February, some 200,000 Russians have fled their country, scattering across western and eastern Europe.Around 30,000 ...

Terror group's Gaza chief vows attacks on 'thousands of synagogues' worldwide if police raid Al-Aqsa Mosque; urges West Bank Palestinians, Arab Israelis to commit terror attacks

Currently, 62 percent of Americans see China as a competitor and 25 percent as an enemy.

Google reports that the most malicious cyberattacks in the U.S. are coming from Iran, North Korea, Russia, and China.

Radio data collected from space is the next frontier.

"The demographic system has tipped already, and so we're never going back to the consumption and production balance that we had in 2019 that got muddled by COVID. We were all worried about other things for two years and in that time we shifted. The Chinese are arguably the biggest beneficiary of the globalized system and it hasn't really sunk in just how terminal this is going to be for them in every way that you measure it: demographically, economically, culturally, nationally. The Chinese aren't even going to exist as a country I would say by the end of the decade, ..."

Deutsche Bank raised eyebrows earlier this month by becoming the first major bank to forecast a US recession, albeit a "mild" one.

'It definitely worries us': US blames Trump administration for Iran's nuclear development, urges diplomatic solution, as talks remain stalled

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Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov spoke to Russian state-run media and said that a nuclear war threat "cannot be underestimated" but later said he didn'...

On April 16, North Korea tested a new, unnamed short-range ballistic missile (SRBM), claiming the test would improve the operation…

Iran last week unveiled a handful of new missile systems and advanced war drones amid escalating threats to attack Israel if the Jewish state makes "even a small mistake" in the region, according to reports in Iran's state-controlled press.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov late on Monday said that the threat of nuclear war amid the war in Ukraine “should not be underestimated.” In an interview with Russian-state medi…

First comes the dehumanization. Then comes the killing.

"I don't think china is going to be a nation state by the end of the decade. I think that we're looking at disillusion." New Podcast with Peter Zeihan. Recorded on April 21st, 2022. Listen to the full interview here...https://www.cgai.ca/peter_zeihan_on_shifting_global_energy_r...

Russia has said that the threat of a nuclear war is "very, very significant."

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said Monday that peace talks with Ukraine would continue, while warning there was a "real" danger of a World War III.

'There is no need to beat around the bush,' former parliament member Ali Motahari says; he argues Iran's failure was not keeping its plans a secret for long enough

According to Asharq Al-Awsat, the Arabic newspaper headquartered in London, “With Russia preoccupied with its war in Ukraine, Tehran is carrying out the process of filling the vacuum left by Moscow in Syria.” Just as Russia filled the vacuum that the U.S. left in the Middle East, Iran is filling the void that Russia is leaving by withdrawing from Syria. And this could portend a fundamental deterioration of regional stability.

Companies that build and repair bomb shelters in Switzerland are being overwhelmed with enquiries since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Demand is so high that raw materials for the shelters are in short supply.

The changes in my own life, your life over the past year reflected a country transforming at a velocity so fast it's difficult to capture. It will be up to historians to give it a proper name, but I think of it as a great unraveling. What happened? What unraveled, and why now? Recorded on February 15, 2022 Bari Weiss began her career as a mainstream media prodigy, landing coveted positions at the Wall Street Journal and the New York...

Russia could be trapped in a full-fledged proxy war with a vastly wealthier, more productive opponent supplying a tough, local client. Putin’s revisionism is, ideally, not just limited to Ukraine. He wants a different European security order – one with a much larger, semi-imperial role for Russia. Alas, no one besides Moscow wants that, so the West has swung dramatically behind Ukraine. The war is indeed a proxy war.

Gonorrhea, once an easily treated and relatively mild STI, is becoming a superbug, with major public health implications.

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FBI Director Christopher Wray said on Sunday that the current scale of espionage and cybersecurity threats from China were “unprecedented in history.” “The biggest threat we face as a c…