GZERO World Clips
We're in "polycrisis" (and it's not as fun as it sounds)
Ian Bremmer Explains: We're in "Polycrisis" (& It's Not As Fun As It Sounds) | GZERO World
January 21, 2023
After a pandemic hiatus in 2021 and a weird summer edition last year, Davos is back in 2023.
How does the World Economic Forum describe all the problems we'll likely face this year? One word: polycrisis, Ian Bremmer explains on GZERO World.
That means many crises all at once, which compound each other, like tangled knots.
How do we untangle those knots? That's the question many in Davos are asking, but so far few solutions seem overly promising.
Watch the GZERO World episode: Russia's tragic brutality and the humbling of the West
From Your Site Articles
- In Davos, Iranian protesters demand IRGC to be declared "terrorist" ›
- AI at the tipping point: danger to information, promise for creativity ... ›
- Europe grapples with insecurity, instability, and proxy war: Davos 2023 ›
- Davos 2023: Same, same, but different ›
- Russia's tragic brutality and the humbling of the West - GZERO Media ›
More For You
Most Popular
Fishing boats moored at Taganga Beach, as fishermen express concern over unclear US government videos showing strikes on vessels during anti-narcotics operations, amid fears that those targeted may have been fishermen rather than drug traffickers, in Santa Marta, Colombia, on October 20, 2025.
REUTERS/Tomas Diaz
Walmart’s $350 billion commitment to American manufacturing means two-thirds of the products we buy come straight from our backyard to yours. From New Jersey hot sauce to grills made in Tennessee, Walmart is stocking the shelves with products rooted in local communities. The impact? Over 750,000 American jobs - putting more people to work and keeping communities strong. Learn more here.
© 2025 GZERO Media. All Rights Reserved | A Eurasia Group media company.