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Use AI and data to predict and prevent crises - Melinda Bohannon
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Use AI and data to predict and prevent crises - Melinda Bohannon

Data-driven humanitarian efforts are revolutionizing crisis response, says Melinda Bohannon, a prominent expert in international development. She highlights the significance of using data for better targeting and foreseeing global issues.

Countdown to the (possibly contested) US election
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Countdown to the (possibly contested) US election

WATCH: Ian Bremmer's Quick Take.

COVID vaccine development could be damaged by politics, says former US Surgeon General
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COVID vaccine development could be damaged by politics, says former US Surgeon General

"When we already have enough challenges with people understanding the science behind vaccines, we cannot afford to allow the development and approval of a vaccine to be further politicized," Dr. Vivek Murthy told Ian Bremmer on GZERO World. The former US Surgeon General expressed concerns that politics could hurt the process of development and distribution while shaking public confidence. He also discusses the current state of development for a COVID-19 vaccine, and possible scenarios for its efficacy once available.

Lessons not learned: America’s pandemic response with Vivek Murthy
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Lessons not learned: America’s pandemic response with Vivek Murthy

Former US Surgeon General Vivek Murthy joins Ian Bremmer to discuss how the Sun Belt states became America's epicenter in the COVID-19 outbreak, the latest treatments and therapies for the most severely ill, and another pandemic plaguing America in this time of social distancing and isolation—loneliness.

US vs China: everything's getting worse
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US vs China: everything's getting worse

Ian Bremmer's Quick Take:

Ending the filibuster: Senator Chris Coons' changed views & a Biden administration
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Ending the filibuster: Senator Chris Coons' changed views & a Biden administration

In a new interview with Ian Bremmer for GZERO World, Delaware Senator Chris Coons, once an ardent defender of the filibuster, explains why he's had a change of heart on the procedural policy. The filibuster prevents a simple majority from passing legislation in the Senate, and has been a tool that Coons says allowed Sen. Mitch McConnell, then Minority Leader, to "use the power of the minority to thwart the Obama Administration's agenda." Coons says, should VP Biden win the 2020 election, "I'm not willing to sit by for four years and watch an entire administration lose the opportunity to make real change."

Twitter hack mystery; does two-factor authentication make you safe?
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Twitter hack mystery; does two-factor authentication make you safe?

What to expect for second-quarter earnings season; H2 2020 outlook
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What to expect for second-quarter earnings season; H2 2020 outlook

Betty Liu, Executive Vice Chairman for NYSE Group, provides her perspective:


What are analysts expecting, going to the second quarter earnings season?

What is the outlook for the second half of 2020?


Quick Take: COVID latest update (The Good, The Bad & The Fauci)
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Quick Take: COVID latest update (The Good, The Bad & The Fauci)

Ian Bremmer 's Quick Take:



We're still in the middle of a plague. A major pandemic. You know, no locusts, no frogs, not in the United States anywhere. Lots of locusts in sub-Saharan Africa. But coronavirus is still very much with us.


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Bolsonaro tests positive for coronavirus; Trudeau assassination attempt
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Bolsonaro tests positive for coronavirus; Trudeau assassination attempt

Ian Bremmer shares his perspective on global politics on this week's World In (More Than) 60 Seconds:


Jair Bolsonaro, the president of Brazil, has coronavirus. What are your thoughts and where does this leave Brazil?

There was an assassination attempt on Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. What's the story?

Australia resumes lockdown. How are they handling the pandemic?