Will Canada Join the EU? | GZERO Europe
The video examines the recurring question of whether Canada could become a member of the European Union, sparked by recent diplomatic overtures between Ottawa and Brussels. Prime Minister Justin Carney’s appearance at the European Political Community summit in Yerevan, Armenia, underscores a push to deepen Canada‑EU cooperation. However, the EU’s accession rules remain explicit: only states located on the European continent are eligible, a point illustrated by Morocco’s rejected application. The host notes that Morocco received a courteous letter citing geographic limits, a precedent that would likely apply to Canada. The discussion therefore shifts from full membership to enhancing bilateral ties. For businesses, the takeaway is a likely surge in trade agreements, regulatory alignment, and joint initiatives, while political integration stays off the table.
How AI Is Transforming Warfare and the US Military with Katrina Manson
The GZERO World podcast with Bloomberg’s Katrina Manson examines how artificial intelligence has reshaped the United States’ war‑fighting apparatus, focusing on the Pentagon’s flagship Project Maven and its evolution from a modest computer‑vision experiment to an “AI‑first” doctrine. Maven began in...
What's China's Next Move? | Ask Ian
The video examines whether Beijing will accelerate from economic pressure to hard‑power actions amid global conflicts, especially the Iran war, and how Washington might respond. Ian argues that despite rhetoric about a “third‑gear” shift, China is unlikely to launch overt...
Is Cuba at a Breaking Point? | Ask Ian
The video examines the United States’ evolving strategy toward Cuba, emphasizing Senator Marco Rubio’s role as the chief architect of a policy that mixes pressure with incentives. Rubio is steering a “carrots and sticks” approach: maintaining the economic blockade while...
North Korea's Nuclear Gamble Pays Off, with the WSJ's Jonathan Cheng
The GZERO World podcast features Wall Street Journal Beijing bureau chief Jonathan Cheng discussing North Korea’s enduring nuclear strategy and its deep‑rooted personality cult. Cheng argues that the regime should be viewed as a religious society, where the Kim dynasty...
Is a Global Recession Coming? | GZERO Media
The International Monetary Fund’s spring meeting opened with a stark downgrade of global growth, trimming its outlook to roughly 3.1 percent for the year. Analysts at the IMF warned that the world’s surprising post‑pandemic resilience could be eroding, especially if...
Personalized Tutoring with AI | Global Stage
The video introduces an AI‑driven personalized tutoring platform that lets any student with a smartphone scan a QR code to access interactive, grade‑specific digital resources. By leveraging the massive reach of 300‑400 million learners, the solution promises a scalable, on‑demand digital...
Building Digital Trust | Global Stage
The video outlines India’s strategy to build digital trust by marrying expansive AI initiatives with its already‑established digital public infrastructure. By leveraging data‑center capacity, broadband connectivity, and reliable electricity, the country seeks to create a foundation that can support a...
LIVE PREMIERE: Global Stage: The AI Divide: From Warning to Action
The live‑premiere of "Global Stage: The AI Divide" brought together Microsoft’s global affairs chief, the ITU secretary‑general, and India’s UN ambassador to examine how artificial intelligence is deepening the economic chasm between the Global North and South. The discussion,...
How Will Trump Fight SCOTUS on Trade? | Ian Explains
The video examines the Supreme Court’s 6‑3 ruling that President Donald Trump exceeded his authority under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) when he imposed tariffs by declaring a national emergency. The decision, which included two justices appointed by...
Tariffs: What Comes Next with Paul Krugman and Scott Lincicome
The GZERO World podcast examined the fallout from the Supreme Court’s February decision that President Trump lacked authority to impose tariffs under a declared national emergency. With that avenue closed, the administration invoked the obscure Section 122 of the 1974 Trade...
The US and Iran: Why the Bad Blood?
The video traces U.S.-Iran hostility from the 1953 CIA-backed removal of democratically elected Prime Minister Mohammad Mossadegh and the installation of the U.S.-supported Shah, through the Shah’s repressive rule and the 1979 Islamic Revolution led by Ruhollah Khomeini. It highlights...
What Comes Next? US-Israel War with Iran | Quick Take
The video examines speculation that the Trump administration is considering a bold move to seize Iran’s Kharg Island, the primary hub for 80‑90 percent of the nation’s oil exports, as tensions between the United States, Israel, and Iran intensify. It...
US & Israel Strike Iran | Quick Take
The United States and Israel have conducted coordinated airstrikes aimed at crippling Iran’s nuclear infrastructure and possibly targeting senior officials. The attacks mark the first overt military action against Tehran’s program, signaling a shift from diplomatic pressure to kinetic engagement....
Iran at War with Carnegie’s Karim Sadjadpour
Ian Bremmer interviews Carnegie’s Karim Sadjadpour on Iran’s precarious position, highlighting the regime’s internal fragility as many elites, including parts of the Revolutionary Guards, await Ayatollah Khamenei’s death while fearing revolt. Sadjadpour notes that the status quo is unsustainable, yet...