From the Kennedy Center to the Smithsonian, Trump’s second term is putting art on the frontlines of the culture wars. Because everything is political — even a night at the theater.

A record 123 million people have been forcibly displaced worldwide, straining global stability and an unraveling aid system, Ian Bremmer explains on #GZEROWorld.

For 4 days in May, two nuclear powers teetered on the edge of catastrophe. Now Pakistan sees a rare opening with the US, while India faces tariff threats. Three months later, the Kashmir conflict is reshaping South Asian geopolitics in unexpected ways.

Pakistan and China have deep strategic and economic ties that go back decades. On #GZEROWorld, Former Pakistani Foreign Minister @HinaRKhar explains why Pakistan sees China as a “force of stability” in Southeast Asia.

The Pentagon is seeking more than $3.5 billion in emergency funding to replenish US weapons and equipment for Israel, following Iran’s large-scale April 2024 missile and drone attack.

As global attention stays fixed on Ukraine and Gaza, a brutal civil war between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces is quietly escalating in the Sahel – leaving millions of civilians caught in the crossfire.

In this #QuickTake, @ianbremmer previews Zelensky's visit to Washington. This time, Zelensky is bringing Europe's top leaders with him. What does that mean for Putin, Trump, NATO, and the war in Ukraine?

"We face a new abnormal. 10 years ago, there were 50 to 60 million internally displaced people and refugees. Now, there's 120 million," @RESCUEorg's @DMiliband tells @ianbremmer . 🎧 Listen to the latest episode of the #GZEROWorld podcast here:

A federal judge gave the White House and the Florida state government 60 days to shut down “Alligator Alcatraz,” a controversial immigration detention center in the Florida Everglades that has become a symbol of US President Donald Trump’s severe immigration policies. The judge.

From the Kennedy Center to the Smithsonian, Trump’s second term is putting art on the frontlines of the culture wars. Because everything is political — even a night at the theater.

A record 123 million people have been forcibly displaced worldwide, straining global stability and an unraveling aid system, Ian Bremmer explains on #GZEROWorld.

Rwanda-backed rebels killed at least 140 civilians in the Democratic Republic of the Congo in July, per Human Rights Watch, and the number could rise to 300. The two sides had seemed on the path to peace after signing a peace deal in the White House in June, but the killings.

The Pentagon is seeking more than $3.5 billion in emergency funding to replenish US weapons and equipment for Israel, following Iran’s large-scale April 2024 missile and drone attack.

What we're watching today: .- Brazil’s Lula finds a recipe for left-wing LatAm success.- Escalation or ceasefire: what next for Gaza?.- India and China look to settle disputed border.Read more about these headlines here.

TODAY: Texas could create 5 new Republican congressional seats.RESPONSE: California vows to add 5 Democratic seats. Why this matters:.• Trump personally pushed Texas to act now (redistricting usually happens once per decade!).• Democrats literally fled the state to stop it.•.

Bitcoin’s on fire at $112K! Time to flip the charts on BTCC!.Exploring Cryptocurrency with Jaren Jackson Jr.🏀.

After years of careful planning, negotiations in Geneva over the first-ever global plastics treaty ended in deadlock, says @EurasiaGroup's sustainability expert Franck Gbaguidi. Here's why the world is stuck in a plastic waste trap. #TheDebrief

Armenia and Iran pledged to triple bilateral trade to $3 billion this week, just days after Yerevan inked a US-brokered peace deal with Azerbaijan. Tehran takes issue with a part of the deal giving the US exclusive development rights to a new privately-run trade corridor that.

Here's what we're watching today: .- Will Zelensky and Putin meet?.- Canada’s opposition leader returns to Parliament.- Brazil pushes back on US.Read all about it here.

For 4 days in May, two nuclear powers teetered on the edge of catastrophe. Now Pakistan sees a rare opening with the US while India faces tariff threats. Three months later, Kashmir conflict is reshaping South Asian geopolitics in unexpected ways. @zac_weisz explains what you.

In a new GZEROEurope, @carlbildt discusses the Trump-Putin meeting and Zelensky’s visit to the White House. "From the European point of view, [it was] pretty disastrous,” Bildt says of the Alaska summit. The Washington talks brought some relief. With Zelensky and seven