The Latest Breaking News from Ian Bremmer

Attack is likely to fortify sense of grievance his supporters already feel toward political elites as campaign seizes on opportunity to fuel narrative of persecution

"This is the worst sort of event that can happen in that environment, and I deeply worry that this presages much more political violence and social instability to come."

Leaders may now have to deal with new costs and complexity as old rules are battled in court.

His crusade against carbon emissions hides the fact that fossil fuel production is way up.

The world is entering the "Voldemort of years", according to political risk consultancy Eurasia Group. In its annual report released this week, "Top Risks for 2024," it says the US presidential election will pose the greatest political risk to the world in 2024, no matter who wins. The Eurasia Group…

NPR's Greg Myre has been covering both the Russia-Ukraine conflict and the Israel-Hamas fighting. He looks at where both these wars stand and the prospect for a permanent solution.

A gruesome video of a man beheading a child went viral on social media last week — initially shared by a premium or verified Twitter account as evidence of Hamas’ attack on Israel. The video was viewed by millions online, and shared with hashtags #IslamIsTheProblem and #IsraelUnderAttack. 

The worst fighting in Israel in at least 50 years led to speculation Iran was backing Hamas, but it’s not visible so far in the fog of war.

Jewish communities and schools are asking parents to disable social media apps, including X, on their children’s phones.

Israel and Saudi Arabia had been on the brink of a historic deal, which will now likely be put on hold.

Hamas attacks likely mean an end to a deal between Israel and Saudi Arabia, Eurasia Group head Ian Bremmer says.