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a minuscule global elite gets richer and richer, the new book argues that crises can lead to salvation by so called public private partnerships in bremo, president of eurasia groups, the power of crisis have 3 threats, and our response will change the world joins me now from new york city. thank you so much. and from about coming on, i better ask before i even get into the book, what the reaction is because the world is arguably in a more imminent crisis than when you are perhaps writi...

a said russia and china are the top responsible global powers. thats what he said last february. what do you, what do you make of the alliance between russia and china and bricks? the semiconductor chang. i cooperation, organization meeting and the fact that most of the world is not supporting sanctions on russia. well, youre right. first of all, that the developing world is not supporting sanctions on russia. and thats because theres a lot of hypocrisy, the americans and europeans are...

the power of crisis had 3 threats, and our response will change the world joins me now from new york city. thank you so much. and from about coming on, i better ask before i even get into the book, what the reaction is because the world is arguably in a more imminent crisis than when you are perhaps writing the book. and given that youre saying crisis can harold, the salvation. whos been reading this? oh look, i had so quite well and i wonder if i consider myself of the person. but mos...

project political, economic, cultural, and military power into every region of the world. do you think thats still true in the light of whats been happening since the publication of the book and what is seen in the global south as a realignment and less so arguably in media, in nato nations? oh no, i think its more true today. its more true oh with the russian. ready war, the europeans, getting more on nato because they understand they cant protect themselves. its more true. in the aft...

books have been a little depressing. because the world has been geopolitically, at least heading in a much more challenging direction. this is a more hopeful book. and i think in port a strong reaction has been in part because policy makers are looking for that, especially as the grappling with different mo crises. weve seen that from the un secretary general. we saw that just the other day i saw that president award bank said this was his favorite book from 2022. that was, that was th...

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